Space Debris and Meteorite Forecast for Safer Aviation
An international group of researchers is developing an unusual forecasting tool – a program that would be able to predict where and when a... Read more →
Losing an Aircraft in Today’s World
Like many people, I have discussed the MH370 loss with colleagues and friends fairly regularly over the past weeks. It never takes long for one of us... Read more →
Living in Space 6: Beyond O’Neill
One would be forgiven for thinking that space colonization was born and died with Gerard O’Neill. The shadow he cast over the field is a long one,... Read more →
Special Report: Losing Aircraft in the Space Age
The evolution of the MH370 search area. — Credits: Furfur and Pechristener/Wikipedia with translation by A. Klawitter On March 8, 2014... Read more →
Imagery of Heavily Tumbling Egyptsat Rocket
On April 16, Egypt's second remote sensing Earth observation satellite was launched from the Baikonur Cosmodrome on a Soyuz-U rocket. On June, I... Read more →
How to Innovate Like NASA
Cover of Rod Pyle's new book "Innovation the NASA Way: Harnessing the Power of Your Organization for Breakthrough Success" (Credits:... Read more →