Faster than Expected: Baumgartner’s Jump Exceeded Expectations
The three month’s analysis of data regarding the historic jump of Austrian adventurer Felix Baumgartner has brought interesting results. During his... Read more →
Is the AXE/Apollo Campaign Sexist? The Resentment Builds Up
It’s been a couple of weeks since I spotted the first poster advertising the Axe – Apollo competition in London. Yes, I am talking about that... Read more →
Asteroid Mission OSIRIS-REx to Nail Down Yarkovsky Effect
OSIRIS-REx, envisioned approaching 1999 RQ36 (Credits: NASA). NASA's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft, due to launch in 2016, has a primary mission of... Read more →
NASA’s Kepler Space Telescope Back in Action after Recovery
Kepler Space Telescope (Credits: NASA). NASA's Kepler space telescope got back into the action, after a 10 day rest, on January 29. Kepler, named... Read more →
ESSC Criticizes ESA Ministerial Outcomes
ESA's Director Generale Jean-Jaques Dordain at the ministerial held in Naples, on November 2012 (Credits: ESA). The European Space Sciences... Read more →
Deep Impact Spots Comet ISON
ISON will look something like Hale Bopp on its 1997 pass as it approaches the Sun (Credits: Dennis di Cicco/CORBIS). Comet C/2012 S1, less... Read more →