, Helicopter Ingenuity’s six unique features that makes it Mars ready
NASA’s Ingenuity helicopter has gone through rigorous tests and simulation experiments to ready it for its solo flight in Mar’s atmosphere
, X-37B Spacecraft on Sixth Mission to Test Use of Solar Power to Generate Microwave Energy
The US Air Force’s X-37B, a reusable unmanned spacecraft will be undertaking its sixth flight on May 16 from the Cape Canaveral Air Force …
, NASA Makes a High-Risk Bet on Moon Mining
Whether you want to stay up-to-date on the latest business news, read in-depth CEO interviews, or find new ideas on leadership, management and innovation, …
, Advice for Gwyneth Paltrow If She Wants To Be Taken Seriously As An Entrepreneur
Looks like Gwyneth Paltrow is in hot waters again. Thankfully, this time she’s in hot waters without a Jade egg stuffed where it shouldn’t …
, IKEA NASA Collaboration to Make Furniture Resembling Life in Space
Often we talk about how technology needs to stay updated with the times in all its sectors. Discussions about such upgrades in terms of …
, NASA’s 10-engine Greased Lightning drone can take off like a helicopter and also fly like a plane
NASA’s Langley Research Center has developed a brand-new, battery-powered drone having 10 engines that can take off like a helicopter and fly like an …
, Russian Space Craft Capsule Re-Enters to Earth after 10 days
The Russian space cargo ship got unmanaged and went into an uncontrollable spin after its launch from the ISS. The Russian cargo ship that …
, NASA unveiled its new electric vehicle prototype that can drive sideways
NASA unveiled its new Modular Robotic Vehicle prototype, which is actually a futuristic EV that can drive sideways and also capable of some remarkable …
, NASA Collaborates With California Department Of Water Resources To Help Manage Drought
Scientists from NASA and are teaming up with California Department of Water Resources to assess the state’s record drought and help find water. The space …
, NASA Calls for Private Space Taxi Designs
NASA proposes to contribute $300 million to $500 million each to at least two U.S. companies, to design and build space taxis for flying astronauts to space, under a 21 month partnership agreement. It seems that this is NASA’s is looking out for alternative ways of delivering crews to and from the International Space Station.
