The Nixon Administration and Shuttle Safety
Many people know that the initial design of the Space Shuttle was a matter of dispute between the NASA engineers and officials on one hand and... Read more →
Living In Space 3: Asteroids, Friend or Foe?
Warning sirens blare throughout the station – red lights flash and alert the inhabitants of the incoming danger. Solemn glances are exchanged in... Read more →
Future of Space Medical Devices: Robotics, Cold Plasma and Compact MRI
Space Safety Magazine continues the series of articles dedicated to space medicine and astronauts. In the series, we are presenting and exploring... Read more →
Exploding Meteors Still Surprise
Last year about this time, the faces of politicians everywhere were turned to the skies, fearfully wondering “Will we be next?” A natural... Read more →
Test Running a Landing on Mars
In 2012, NASA made a big splash when it premiered a new landing system - Entry, Descent, and Landing (EDL) to be precise - that successfully put... Read more →
Small Satellites and Space Junk
CubeSats are flying into space at a fairly regular rate. These are simplistic structures based on a standard “cube” structure measuring 10... Read more →