NASA's SPHEREx mission aims to study the origins of the universe, the history of galaxies, and the presence of water and pre-biotic molecules in planetary systems. It will conduct an all-sky spectral survey to gather data on over 100 million stars and galaxies, providing insights into large-scale cosmic structures and the history of galaxy formation.
DARPA seeks to develop large bio-mechanical space structures using living organisms like fungal mycelia and hagfish slime, aiming to reduce launch costs and increase adaptability for space exploration.
Researchers have found that computations may require less memory than previously thought, with a new study suggesting that a calculation of X steps requires only the square root of X log X memory slots.
The article discusses technologies to radiation-harden future spacecraft electronics, including silicon carbide semiconductors, advanced CMOS designs, photonics, and nonvolatile memory, to avoid issues like the ones that almost doomed the Europa Clipper mission.
The first part of the largest 3D map of the universe ever made has been released, featuring 14 million galaxies and tens of millions of stars. The mission aims to map a third of the sky over six years, capturing billions of galaxies to better understand dark energy and dark matter.
Provides access to GOES satellite images and data for regions in North America, the Caribbean, Pacific, and South America, including various channels and composite views for monitoring weather phenomena.
Download 470 megapixel real-time images of Earth, captured every 10 minutes by the NOAA’s GOES-East satellite.
Dr. David Todd and C.F. Jenkins attempt to intercept signals from Mars using a Jenkins Radio Camera in 1924.
A large team of tech nostalgia enthusiasts have made a PiDP-10, a replica of the PDP-10 mainframe computer first launched by the Digital Equipment Corporation in 1966.
