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Humans have mostly depended on chemical combustion to power most of their transportation needs. From motorcycles to airplanes and especially…

It’s been 19 years and 8 months since the launch of the two-part unmanned robotic spacecraft Cassini-Huygens that was sent…

Gerard K. O’Neill’s name might not ring a bell for many of us, but he certainly is one of the most significant names…

“Far out in the uncharted backwaters of the unfashionable end of the western spiral arm of the Galaxy lays a…

The birth of the universe is arguably the greatest unsolved mystery in physics. It continues to arouse curiosity among physicists…

Ask anyone in their mid 30s to 50s what they thought of the future while growing up – space colonies,…

Remember the New Horizons mission? Beautiful images of Pluto will remain our closest encounter with any planet for the next…

You’d be forgiven for falling in love with the beauty of natural phenomenon all around us, even those outside our…

Thanks to multiple billion years of evolution, the human race has now become indomitable in a million ways. Homo Sapiens have…

Is our life real? Are we truly living? Or are we just segments of computer code? Wake up Neo. There’s…

Relativity is more than a hundred years old. The year 2015 was the International Year of Light. The title isn’t…

Last week we covered SpaceVR’s ambitious goals for bringing space to the masses. This week, there have been some additional developments…