... the birth of the first child in space. “Humanity has to survive, even if its home planet is struck by some natural or human-made disaster,” he said. “Only being in space and developing a fully-fledged life-support system there...
..., in the UK and internationally. The challenge of making that first Parliament work was so big because of the pioneering nature of Asgardia’s democracy. Asgardia is different to Earth nation states for three main reasons. Firstly, Asgardia owns...
.... With telescopes trained to watch its passage through our cosmic backyard, two new separate studies published in Nature today have revealed that the visitor is not your average comet, as it packed with carbon monoxide (CO) suggesting...
... undergone extensive reactions with the warm silicates beneath,” the authors write in their research paper published in Nature Geoscience today. The potential habitability of distant icy worlds increases when subsurface oceans interact with compounds...
... human and robotic exploration of the Moon,” say Hayne and colleagues. Both studies have been published in Nature Astronomy today.
.... “While many still express scepticism, the recent flurry of space-related activities - combined with the de-globalising nature of the global economy and the need for a global response to issues such as pandemics - has caused others...