Aviation

Skydiver Luke Aikins Freefalls 25,000 Feet Into Net Without a Parachute

Luke Aikins is a well known, world-renowned skydiver, but his latest stunt is the stuff of legend. Having been a stuntman in Iron Man 3 and acting as a safety and training advisor for the…

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5 Futuristic Auto & Transport System Designs

What would a driver of a Ford Model T, back in the day, think of today’s Toyota Prius or Tesla Model S? It’s always fun to look at “cars or transport technology of the future” as…

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Lockheed Skunk Works Spider Robot Will Identify and Repair Blimp Leaks

The Lockheed Skunk Works Spider Robot is a mouthful to say but is actually one of the more useful robots I’ve come across recently. The Skunk Works Spider can crawl all over blimps and ultimately…

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NASA’s Delay/Disruption Tolerant Networking Will Provide the Entire Solar System With Internet

NASA installed software on the International Space Station (ISS) to establish a more reliable and potentially solar-system-spanning communication system. It will result in much faster, easier, and efficient transfer of data. This new piece of…

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NASA Discovers a Second Moon Circling Earth

Astronomers have detected a small asteroid in Earth’s orbit, and the tiny celestial body has earned NASA’s recognition as Earth’s new “mini moon.” Dubbed as “2016 HO3,” this small second moon is very far away,…

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Communication Satellites Feeding an Information Hungry World

Science fiction author Arthur C. Clark invented the idea of using satellites as “extraterrestrial relays” or mirrors to bounce radio signals around the globe in 1945. The idea was to launch three satellites at 23,000…

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Film Features Real Photographs and Plasma Frequencies Received by the Voyager Spacecrafts

Voyager 1 and 2 are still exploring the solar system, since almost 40 years ago, when the Voyager spacecrafts were first launched back in 1977. The Voyager spacecrafts have traveled further in space than anything…

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NASA Set Fire to a Cargo Ship in Space

To understand how fire spreads in a microgravity environment, NASA ignited the ‘largest ever fire in space’ on a cargo ship near the International Space Station. As per NASA, this is vital for the safety of…

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Larry Page Invests $100 Million in Silicon Valley’s Zee.Aero & Kitty Hawk Flying Car Startups

All Aboard Forget ho-hum driverless or self-driving cars (SDC); they will soon be everywhere and provide nothing more than convenience sandwiched with a heavy dose of anxiety. Engineers will do what engineers do, that is,…

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Scientists Use Laser Beams to Unearth a Lost City Around Angkor Wat

The famous Angkor Wat temple complex in Cambodia, which is the largest religious complex in the world, was built in the first half of the 12th century. The Hindu temple, dedicated to the god Vishnu was constructed…

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Aviation

Skydiver Luke Aikins Freefalls 25,000 Feet Into Net Without a Parachute

5 Futuristic Auto & Transport System Designs

Lockheed Skunk Works Spider Robot Will Identify and Repair Blimp Leaks

NASA’s Delay/Disruption Tolerant Networking Will Provide the Entire Solar System With Internet

NASA Discovers a Second Moon Circling Earth

Film Features Real Photographs and Plasma Frequencies Received by the Voyager Spacecrafts

NASA Set Fire to a Cargo Ship in Space

Larry Page Invests $100 Million in Silicon Valley’s Zee.Aero & Kitty Hawk Flying Car Startups

Scientists Use Laser Beams to Unearth a Lost City Around Angkor Wat

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