🚀 Space
Space is the final frontier and is now being opened to everyone thanks to front runners such as NASA and now SpaceX and Elon Musk, Blue Origin and Virgin Galactic.
🚀 Robotic hamster ball will explore caves on the moon
ESA wants to explore kilometer long lava caves hidden below the lunar surface with the help of a robotic “hamster” ball. Water and other essential materials may be hidden in the extensive lava tubes, waiting to be explored.
🚀 Deep Space Food Challenge – change the food industry of space travel
In the deep space food challenge, NASA is inviting you to change the food industry of space travel. The contests’ goal is to develop innovative food and systems that are good for us and the planet, at the same time as being suitable for longer space journeys.
🚀 The hotel of the future is in space - and has artificial gravity
The organization Orbital Assembly Corporation wants to change the space industry by building the first commercial space station with artificial gravity.
🔭 The Hubble Telescope could help save the world's largest fish
The Hubble Space Telescope has a special software for mapping and parsing out the stars. Now, this technology might help scientists save the worlds largest fish.
🔭 New technology provides the opportunity to take pictures of Earth-like planets in other solar systems
A diamond chronograph uses infrared light to take pictures of planets in the habitable zone.
🚀 Make space your workplace: ESA is recruiting new astronauts
Many children dream about exploring space, to find new planets and to travel to distant galaxies. Movies like Interstellar and Star Wars make us long for intergalactic adventure. Now you have the chance to finally leave your office behind to become an astronaut, and make that adventure your own.
🛰️ You can now order Elon Musk's Starlink internet
Starlink is Elon Musk's space internet that will make high speed internet available all over the planet. It is now starting to roll out everywhere.
🛰 Dancing exoplanets challenge our understanding of planet formation
We explore new planets every day, called exoplanets (extrasolar planets), each one telling us something new about the place we call home.
🐘 Satellites counts elephants from space
Scientists are using satellite images to count African elephants.