Destination Mars: New Explorations Of The Red Planet by Rod Pyle (book review).
With so much focus on the Apollo missions to the Moon and later with the Space Shuttle and the International
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Gravity by Brian Clegg (book review).
Gravity. Can’t see it. Can’t live without it. It keeps us on the Earth and if you fall from
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Lakes of Mars.
A NASA spacecraft is providing new evidence of a wet underground environment on Mars that adds to an increasingly complex
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Apollo 11: 1969 (Including Saturn V, CM-107, SM-107, LM-5) Owners’ Workshop Manual by Christopher Riley and Phil Dolling (book review).
Now in its sixth reprint, the breath-holding titled ‘Apollo 11: 1969 (Including Saturn V, CM-107, SM-107, LM-5) Owners’ Workshop Manual’
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Design us a flying sub, begs, DARPA (and make it a drone one, please).
As we stand today, cost and complexity limit the US Navy to fewer weapons systems and platforms, so resources are
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Spiral Galaxy? It’s big… damn big!
The spectacular barred spiral galaxy NGC 6872 has ranked among the biggest stellar systems for decades. Now a team of
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Free planets for everyone… NASA’s great new world rush.
NASA’s Kepler mission Monday announced the discovery of 461 new planet candidates. Four of the potential new planets are less
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Planetary disruption beyond imagination at Fomalhaut.
Newly released NASA Hubble Space Telescope images of a vast debris disk encircling the nearby star Fomalhaut and a mysterious
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The Puzzler’s Dilemma by Derrick Niederman (book review).
One thing I’m not particularly good at is complex puzzles. That doesn’t mean that I can’t do standard crosswords, although
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Wonderful Life With The Elements: The Periodic Table Personified by Bunpei Yorifuji (book review).
The ‘Wonderful Life With The Elements’ is a clever book with a sophisticated premise. Each of the 103 elements described
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