... for hundreds of years and they are strong – much stronger than the fiercest winds on Earth, but ironically it is the flow of these bands that run from both east to west and west to east that have...
... world's first personal jetpack with plans to develop novel aerial transportation platforms akin to those associated with Iron Man.
... in turn should expose the depth at which Mars’s core becomes solid, and what other minerals, besides iron, may be present. These insights (ahem) into how the Red Planet works will not just benefit...
... the plumes exist, it is the best evidence yet that they are a real feature say the team. Ironically Galileo ended its mission by plunging into Jupiter's atmosphere in September, 2003 to prevent an unwanted impact with Europa...
... the first lunar space station. Placed farther from Earth than the current Space Station – but ironically not in a lunar orbit – the gateway will offer a staging post for missions to the Moon and Mars...
... our design assumptions to be confident that it is indeed able to be reused without taking it apart,” Musk said at the time. “Ironically, we need to take it apart to confirm it does not need to be taken apart.” Even so, with a quicker turnaround time...