Rockets have additional stages to push them into trajectories, like transfer orbits and various orbital maneuvers. Let’s talk about what happens after the rocket is long gone, beyond our sight.
The vast majority of rockets are multi-staged affairs. Why is this? What makes this kind of rocket so successful?
To celebrate the launch of the Falcon Heavy we figured it was time for an all new series and talk about single stage to orbit rockets, and why they’re so difficult to make them go…
Discussion about a feature documentary film about the NASA mission Apollo 8 and the three astronauts that crewed this amazing mission into space.
It’s been decades since humans set foot on the Moon. Well it”s time to go back!
After they’ve been to space, many astronauts report that seeing the world from above has given them a totally new perspective on humanity and the state of our planet. It’s called the Overview Effect.
You know what’s fun? Mysteries. Here’s one: fast radio bursts.
Lets discuss about astronomy in 2018. What to expect and upcoming missions.
2017 was a crazy year for, well, you know. But, it was a great year for space science, a kilonova, extrasolar planets, reusable rockets and more. Let’s look back at the year that was and remember our favorite space science.
What happens when the future meets biology? Bioscience science fiction, of course, or biopunk. That’s our focus today as we continue our journey through science-based science fiction.