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WebDon't Get Your Hopes Up for a City on the Moon
15+ min ago (1155+ words) Bezos said we should move heavy industry to the Moon. Musk says we'll have sustainable lunar cities. We know there's ancient water ice in craters on the Moon's poles, but there's not enough water to support a city....
Venus May Have Had a Moon for Nearly 2 Billion Years—Before It Ate It - AOL
5+ day, 10+ hour ago (483+ words) To find out what might have happened if Venus had a moon of its own, a team of scientists ran simulations of the planet with a hypothetical satellite companion. In almost all scenarios, the Venusian moon’s fate was sealed as…...
Astronomy Picture of the Day - Where Your Elements Came From
1+ hour, 8+ min ago (285+ words) Explanation: The hydrogen in your body and present in every molecule of water came from the Big Bang. There are no other appreciable sources of hydrogen in the universe. The carbon in your body was made by nuclear fusion in…...
SpaceX's rare Falcon Heavy launch could put on a show across Florida
2+ week, 5+ day ago (783+ words) SpaceX's mighty Falcon Heavy rocket is due to roar into the skies once again, putting on a show for Florida spectators as it soars overhead. If you're unfamiliar with the spacecraft, the Falcon Heavy is similar to SpaceX's well-known Falcon…...
Physicist: Famed 'Picard Maneuver' on Star Trek Works
1+ hour, 23+ min ago (284+ words) A famous Star Trek battle trick turns out to be better physics than the show ever claimed. As Popular Science explains, Brazilian physicist Níckolas de Aguiar Alves... Physicist: Famed 'Picard Maneuver' on Star Trek Works A famous Star Trek battle…...
NIH Faces New Scrutiny Over $225 Million in Dog and Cat Research Funding
1+ hour, 26+ min ago (259+ words) The National Institutes of Health is facing renewed scrutiny after the White Coat Waste Project reported that more than $225 million in NIH funding for dog and cat experiments has been awarded, renewed, supplemented or extended since February 2025. The watchdog group…...
Russia Landed Venera 12 on Venus on December 21, 1978 and Venera 11 on December 25. Both Survived 870 Degrees Fahrenheit and Roughly 90 Atmospheres of Pressure. Neither Returned a Single Photograph, Because the Lens Caps Failed to Eject on Both.
1+ hour, 26+ min ago (295+ words) Venera 11 and Venera 12 were sent as a pair for redundancy. They shared the same mechanism, so launching two spacecraft simply reproduced the same failure twice....
Mercury Has Shrunk Even More than Planetary Scientists Thought | Sci.News
1+ hour, 32+ min ago (115+ words) The Solar System’s smallest planet has contracted by nearly 19 km (12 miles) across, as crater debris masked telltale wrinkles on its surface, according to new research led by the German Aerospace Center’s Institute of Space Research....
Donor-funded science is rising in Brazil ― upending a long tradition
1+ hour, 33+ min ago (147+ words) Philanthropists are stepping up support for research in a country where scientists have relied on the government alone for funding....
Venus ate its moon | UCR News | UC Riverside
2+ hour, 57+ min ago (715+ words) Study explains why Earth’s ‘twin’ lacks rocky satellite Scientists have long speculated why Venus, with a similar size, mass, and structure to Earth, doesn’t have a moon. New UC Riverside research shows it’s because our hungry twin likely swallowed it....