Space in Everyday Life2

Best of Chris Hadfield

By Merryl Azriel on July 15, 2013

Ok, so maybe Chris Hadfield, astronaut extraordinaire, is no longer in space and no longer employed at the Canadian Space Agency...but that's no... Read more →

Space Food

The Sizzle: NASA’s HI-SEAS Study Aims to Find an Ideal Food System for Astronauts

By Michelle La Vone on July 15, 2013

“It’s got that sizzle going—I love it,” said Dr. Sian Proctor as she fries rice and turkey Spam inside a two-story geodesic dome on an... Read more →

Press Releases

Orion Launch Abort System Undergoes Static Load Tests

By Matteo Emanuelli on July 15, 2013

NASA and Lockheed Martin engineers conduct static loads testing of the Orion Launch Abort System Fairing Assembly (Credit: Lockheed Martin). NASA... Read more →

Asteroid Mining

Oasis and Gas Station: A Conversation with Rick Tumlinson

By moonandback on July 12, 2013

The Co-founder and Chairman of Deep Space Industries talks about how he brought together the group founding the company, what DSI has been formed to... Read more →

News

Russia Keeps Launch Schedule to ISS Despite Proton Crash

By Matteo Emanuelli on July 12, 2013

The Multi-purpose Laboratory Module "Nauka" will replace "Pirs" module sometime between 2013 and 2014 (Credits: Khrunichev). According to the... Read more →

Destination Mars

Earthshine: A Homesick Astronaut

By Merryl Azriel on July 11, 2013

"A homesick astronaut encounters an unusual and mysterious staircase on the Martian landscape." This short by Manu Prasad Gopinath explores the... Read more →