#space exploration
# space
Antimatter will need to be the fuel of the future if we want technology like relativistic spaceships and black hole reactors.
# space
Space exploration and long term settlements of alien worlds might actually be a recipe for creating new countries with their own cultures, languages, and armed forces.
# space
Playboy wants an adults-only luxury hotel in space. This is a great idea and not because of the implication.
# science
A new paper says that warp drives could bathe planets in apocalyptic radiation storms, but how it arrives at this conclusion raises a lot of questions.
# space
We need to clean up Earth's orbit from more than half a century of working in space. But it's a complicated task, logistically and politically.
# space
Mars should have some sort of live according to all the evidence we've gathered so far. But do we really know for what we're looking?
# space
If we want to really explore alien worlds, our drones and probes should lead the way.
# space
If we're going to go to Mars and do it right, we should be ready for the price tag.
# astrobiology
Just because an alien invasion is very unlikely doesn't mean we shouldn't spend at least some time and effort preparing for the possibility...
# space
It's been half a century since the first human slipped into orbit around our planet. And while we've done a lot in space since then, we haven't done nearly enough.
# space
The future of space exploration should be one of our top priorities as a species. Unfortunately, its continuation, much less success, is not guaranteed.
# tech
It's hard to understate just how ambitious a project to visit another star would have to be in order to truly succeed.
# space
Kepler's first survey gives us a list of over 1,200 new potential planets and shows that terrestrial planets may be as common as we hoped.
# space
Tau Zero Foundation's founder's interpretation of the Earth's energy generation projections profoundly misunderstands its own point.
# space
Space reporters are wondering how NASA will navigate its rivalry with private rocketeers. But NASA is actually very happy to have company.
