Saturn’s moon Enceladus and Jupiter’s moon Europa looking hot for primitive life.
Two NASA missions are providing new details about icy, ocean-bearing moons of Jupiter and Saturn, further heightening the scientific interest
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The Interocitor an article by: GF Willmetts
In the 1955 film, ‘This Island Earth’, Doctor Cal Meacham is the last of eight scientists to receive a catalogue
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True Genius: The Life And Work Of Richard Garwin by Joel N. Shurkin (book review)
The sub-title of Joel N. Shurkin’s book, ‘True Genius: The Life And Work Of Richard Garwin’ is ‘The Most Influential
Read MoreTake me to the moon, Mr Musk.
Private space exploration company SpaceX – owned by real life Tony Stark-like genius Elon Musk – is going back to
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King Kong: an examination by: GF Willmetts.
Whether he has feet of clay and fur covering a metal skeleton or just CGI, the giant gorilla referred to
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Saving Science Class by Chris McGowan (book review).
From the start, author Chris McGowan makes a very sound argument that there isn’t enough practical science shown and taught
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Amazing Stories Of The Space Age by Rod Pyle (book review).
On starting reading this book, I thought Rod Pyle’s title, ‘Amazing Stories Of The Space Age’, might have worked better
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NASA unveils a clutch of amazing Earth-size habitable-zone worlds orbiting a single sun.
NASA’s Spitzer Space Telescope has revealed the first known system of seven Earth-size planets around a single star. Three of
Read MoreNASA announce major press conference in two days (“Discovery beyond our solar system”).
Oh, this is very exciting. NASA has just announced a major press conference in two days concerning a significant “Discovery beyond
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Astronaut: 1961 Onwards (All Roles And Nationalities) Owners’ Workshop Manual by Ken MacTaggert (book review)
Looking at the cover, you would think that Ken MacTaggert’s book, ‘Astronaut: 1961 Onwards (All Roles And Nationalities) Owners’ Workshop
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