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Scientists Are Generating Oxygen From Simulated Moon Dust

2 years ago

Scientists Are Generating Oxygen From Simulated Moon Dust

European researchers are working on a system that can churn out breathable oxygen from simulated samples of moon dust.

No Jeff, We Don’t Need To Go To Space To Save Humanity

3 years ago

No Jeff, We Don’t Need To Go To Space To Save Humanity

The First Commercial Asteroid Mining Could Start In Just Three Years

5 years ago

The First Commercial Asteroid Mining Could Start In Just Three Years

Maddie Stone

Martian Author Andy Weir Tells US Congress What We Really Need To Be Focusing On In Space

6 years ago

Martian Author Andy Weir Tells US Congress What We Really Need To Be Focusing On In Space

Yesterday, the US House Science, Space and Technology Committee met with NASA and leading aerospace companies to discuss future deep…

Motion Tracking Technology Will Help NASA Build Better Space Habitats

6 years ago

Motion Tracking Technology Will Help NASA Build Better Space Habitats

Maddie Stone

Space Igloos, Lava Tubes And Hobbit Holes: Here Are Our Future Martian Habitats

6 years ago

Space Igloos, Lava Tubes And Hobbit Holes: Here Are Our Future Martian Habitats

Mars One Is Still Completely Full Of Crap

6 years ago

Mars One Is Still Completely Full Of Crap

After watching a two hour debate on the feasibility of the Mars One mission last night, I think I finally…

Giz Explains: The Most Important Thing We Will Need To Survive In Space

6 years ago

Giz Explains: The Most Important Thing We Will Need To Survive In Space

People Pretended This Dome Was On Mars For Eight Months, God Bless ‘Em

6 years ago

People Pretended This Dome Was On Mars For Eight Months, God Bless ‘Em

Inside The ESA’s Plan To Build The First Moon Base

7 years ago

Inside The ESA’s Plan To Build The First Moon Base

Kelsey Campbell-Dollaghan

We’ve known for years that the European Space Agency was pursuing research aimed at developing a lunar base. And the…

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