My hope and passion is to assist in designing the nuclear thermal propulsion engine that will take a crewed mission to Mars. Conventional chemical propulsion systems use a chemical reaction ...

Epic boss Tim Sweeney reckons we're in the midst of a "generational change" in the videogame industry—one that's going to see ...

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Support us to deliver journalism without an agenda. When Mars lost its atmosphere billions of years ago, it transformed from a planet that could have supported life into a cold desert world.

Scott Glenn’s Jim Yancy has quietly become an MVP of Bad Monkey, with an outlook on life that reimagines cynicism as enlightenment. With his finger on more than one pulse of South Florida ...

Amid the mundane pebbly terrain of Mars' surface, NASA's Perseverance rover recently spotted something remarkable: a strange, striped object the agency is now calling the "zebra rock ...

An editorial cartoon lampooning the large number of people running in Halifax's mayoral election is facing criticism for using the image of a monkey to illustrate a candidate. The cartoon ...

Researchers from MIT suggest that Mars’ once thick atmosphere may be trapped within the planet’s vast clay deposits, potentially storing significant amounts of carbon dioxide as methane. This ...

Kramer said the surplus pieces from Titan’s second hull had “several anomalies within the composite and the adhesive joints, including waviness, wrinkles, porosity and voids.” Bulges in the ...

Credit: PA Images Stanley was also found to have been searching terms on the internet such as: “How to tell if a baby monkey is distressed” and “Horse Porn”. After his arrest, he told ...

Don Kramer testified during the U.S. Coast Guard's hearing on the implosion. A piece of the Titan's carbon-fiber hull recovered after the submersible's deadly catastrophic implosion showed ...

Where exactly did Mars' atmosphere go? This question has been a central mystery of Mars' 4.6-billion-year history. For two MIT geologists, the answer may lie in the planet's clay. In a paper ...