#space travel
# space
No, seriously, they think we should be thrilled.
# space
Are we going to have new AWS regions orbiting overhead by 2050? Physics says no.
# space
As we dream of exploring the galaxy, but some insist we're forever stuck in our solar system. Is this a cold, hard truth, or just contrarian naysaying?
# space
Scientists may have just figured out how to create a radiation shield for deep space.
# space
A Japanese company claims they have a plan of how to build an elevator all the way into orbit by 2050. Unfortunately, that plan requires technology on par with magic.
# science
According to popular science headlines claim that we've cracked how to make a warp drive within the known laws of physics. The reality is a lot more complicated.
# astrobiology
Science fiction likes to show us aliens that explore the galaxy with ease. But the reality may for intelligent life on other worlds may be very different.
# space
Research says that going into space makes you care more about the planet. But does this still hold true if your trip is a luxurious getaway?
# space
Our spaceships have left the solar system and are heading to the stars. If we want to follow them, we're going to have to reinvent everything, ourselves included.
# space
Scientists figured out an ingenious recipe for extra strong concrete perfect for habitats on the Moon, Mars, and beyond.
# space
Space exploration is about to kick start a new era of nuclear energy and another chance to get the future right.
# space
Imagine being able to sleep for months, if not years, waking up orbiting another world. But is this just wishful thinking, or can humans really learn to hibernate?
# space
Science fiction and popular science say that we can change other worlds to be like ours. In reality, that will be a terrible idea.
# space
When you're not being firmly planted onto a solid surface by gravity, it's not just your bones and muscles that suffer. It takes a toll on your brain too.
# space
There are good reasons why designs for human outposts on other planets are starting to look nothing like the typical science fiction tropes with which we've grown up.
