Heroes Of The Space Age by Rod Pyle (book review).
Author Rod Pyle explains in his introduction to his latest book, ‘Heroes Of The Space Age’, that the real problem
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Apophis, the Earth-killer asteroid gets people scared.
On April 13th 2029, a scratch of light will streak across the sky getting brighter and faster. At one point
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Beyond Human: Living With Robots And Cyborgs by Gregory Benford and Elisabeth Malartre (book review).
I bought ‘Beyond Human: Living With Robots And Cyborgs’ by Gregory Benford and Elizabeth Malartre several years back and with
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The Apollo Missions In The Astronauts’ Own Words by Rod Pyle (book review).
Rod Pyle seems to be involved in a lot with space books this year. This one, ‘The Apollo Missions In
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Marsquake recorded: listen to the audio … geology or aliens?
NASA’s Mars InSight lander has measured and recorded for the first time ever a likely “marsquake.” The faint seismic signal,
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NASA Missions AS-506: Apollo 11 Owners’ Workshop Manual 1969-2019 by Christopher Riley and Phil Dolling (book review).
This is the 10th reprint of ‘NASA Missions AS-506: Apollo 11 Owners’ Workshop Manual 1969-2019’ by Christopher Riley and Phil
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Good Spot: mush, creepy little robot, MUSH.
Pssstt, want to see some creepy headless robot dogs drag a truck along? Yeah, sure you do, pervert. Well, here’s
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100 Innovations Of The Industrial Revolution: From 1700 To 1860 by Simon Forty (book review).
As author Simon Forty explains in the introduction, picking out just 100 choices for his book, ‘100 Innovations Of The
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Bird-bot will conquer the world (first, they came for the warehouse workers).
Robot developer Boston Dynamics has given up for the moment on scary evil pony robots that can do Kung-fu moves
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NASA’s 3D-printed Moon/Mars base plans are in.
NASA’s 3D-Printed Habitat Challenge is a competition to create 3d-printed bases for the Moon, Mars and beyond using resources available
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