June 22nd, 2026
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GOLDEN, Colorado – Earth’s Moon is in need of good and accurate artists! “We see the misconception of a flat, gentle moon everywhere,” complains one lunar expert. As the NASA Artemis program hits its stride, and in a few years “reboots” our moon with a human presence, there’s an urgent need to guard against artistic […]
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GOLDEN, Colorado – Scientists are engaged in research with an eye toward transforming the cold climes of Mars into a far more humane place for Earthlings in the future. One notion proposed is dispersion of an aerosol meant to motivate the warming of Mars’s atmosphere. The idea is projected to be a first step […]
The U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) has reported on issues related to NASA’s plan to de-orbit the International Space Station (ISS) and transition from the ISS to commercial space stations. NASA has expressed its concern about having a “gap” in continuous human presence in low Earth orbit, but it has not yet assessed the likelihood […]
New studies have helped identify what the Moon’s South Pole-Aitken (SPA) basin has to offer – a massive impact structure on the Moon’s far side. Regions near SPA are also potential landing sites for NASA’s Artemis missions. Rare opportunity SPA is considered one of the Moon’s oldest surviving features, providing insight into the early […]
GOLDEN, Colorado – First of all, take into account centuries of accumulated engineering knowhow, hard-learned lessons, and societal evolution. We here on home planet Earth have shaped a robust framework of building standards that governs construction on our world today. But now, as humanity prepares to put in place a “sustained presence” on the moon, […]
Here’s a collectible that’s an Identified Filling Object (IFO), the Disclosure Day “Stag Popcorn Bucket.” The bucket, according to an ad, brings Steven Spielberg’s “chilling sci-fi mystery to your collection with an eerie creature-inspired design that fans won’t stop talking about!” The 85-ounce plastic container is described as “ must-have collectible for alien thriller lovers, […]
According to the NASA Curiosity Mars rover team, the challenge is piecing together how a vast network of boxwork could exist on Mount Sharp, the 3-mile-tall (5-kilometer-tall) mountain the rover has been ascending. “Each layer of the mountain formed in a different era of Mars’ ancient, changing climate. The higher […]
Europa, a moon of Jupiter, has been “pinged” by powerful radar on Earth reflecting radio waves in an odd, strong, and complex way not seen on rocky worldsNASA’s Goldstone Solar System Radar and the U.S. National Science Foundation Green Bank Telescope carried out the most extensive radar study to date of the ocean world […]
An image from the European Space Agency’s Mars Express shows part of Mamers Valles, a huge valley system in Mars’s northern hemisphere. The image captures tens of small dust devils. These brief, tornado-like whirlwinds lift dust into the air and carry it across the surface of the Red Planet. Go to this site to explore […]
Last week China hurled into space a new communication technology test satellite, making use of the Wenchang Space Launch Site in south China’s Hainan Province. The June 11 liftoff of the Long March 5 booster was noted and confirmed by the Philippine Space Agency (PhilSA) as it routinely monitors expected debris that careens into identified […]
