Category: Science
🚀 Korea makes history in crewed space exploration with K-RadCube heading to NASA for Moon mission
In a groundbreaking development for its space program, Korea has dispatched its radiation-measuring satellite K-RadCube to the U.S. to join the Artemis II mission. This is the country’s inaugural satellite launch as part of a crewed mission. The Korea AeroSpace Administration (KASA) facilitated the satellite’s transport, marking a significant step for Korea in international space endeavors.
Catch Tonight’s SpaceX Launch in Florida’s Night Sky
SpaceX is set to launch its Falcon 9 rocket booster, tail number 1067, for a record-setting 27th time, solidifying its dominance in the fleet. This event isn’t just about tech—it’s a spectacle for all of Florida.
New Ultra-Black Coating for Satellites Could Save Stargazers’ Nights
This innovative black coating could finally put an end to light interference from satellites.
Understanding Alzheimer’s Disease: Navigating the Challenges of Clinical Trials
In July, Cedars-Sinai physician-scientists participated in the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference alongside global experts, sharing insights from clinical trials aimed at finding potential treatments for this neurodegenerative disorder.
Deep-Sea Sugar Compound Makes Cancer Cells Self-Destruct
Survival under harsh conditions in the South China Sea has led to remarkable adaptations in microbes. Some of them have developed powerful chemical defenses, and now, scientists believe that one of these natural weapons can help in the fight against cancer.
Surviving the Atlantic: The Incredible 76-Day Journey of Steve Callahan
In 1982, Steve Callahan, 73, survived alone in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean for 76 days by mastering fishing and distilling water.
Firefly Aerospace Secures $177 Million from NASA for Lunar Rovers Mission
NASA has awarded Firefly Aerospace a $176.7 million contract to deliver a pair of rovers and three scientific instruments to the moon’s south pole.
Intriguing Signs Suggest Interstellar Object Might Be Engineered
NASA telescope images hint that a mysterious interstellar object could be artificially designed.
Lawrence Livermore Lab Joins the Space Race with New Telescope Initiative
On August 10, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory has announced a 13-month timeline to develop a space telescope aimed at future moon missions. Scheduled for launch in 2027, this telescope will assist in selecting moon landing sites, mapping mineral resources, and monitoring potential cosmic threats to our planet.
NASA and Google Launch AI Assistant to Keep Astronauts Healthy on Mars Missions
As NASA aims for longer space missions, especially human travel to Mars, keeping astronauts healthy has become critical. In partnership with Google, they’re creating an advanced AI medical assistant to help diagnose and treat astronauts’ health issues when they’re out of Earth’s reach.
