The craziest attempt at reaching outer space — How humans will survive on Mars
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May 21, 2023

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How the Hubble telescope almost ruined NASA’s reputation

How the Hubble telescope almost ruined NASA’s reputation

The Hubble Space Telescope has brought us some fantastic images of far-off galaxies, detailed images of planets and more. While being a marvel of human engineering, it has had its share of problems. So much so that it almost ruined the reputation of one of the most prestigious space organizations in the world.

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Building a gun that can shoot into space

Building a gun that can shoot into space

Have you ever thought about alternative methods of reaching space other than giant rocket ships? Almost 50 years ago, scientists wanted to learn if it was possible to construct a massive gun to launch something at extreme speeds into space. But did they succeed in this ambitious endeavor?

Tap or click for details on this intriguing science experiment. →

Will we live on Mars someday?

Will we live on Mars someday?

Humans have long looked up in space and thought about how we could live among the stars one day. Right now, life on Mars would require a ton of equipment and shelter to protect us from the harsh environment. But what if we could make Mars more like Earth? How would we even do that? The answer is lasers!

Tap or click to find out what it would take to make Mars hospitable for humans. →

 
Does the Earth have other moons?

Does the Earth have other moons?

The Earth may seem lonely in the vastness of space, but it has had one constant companion over the last 4.5 billion years: The moon. But it turns out that the moon we see each night might not be Earth's only moon. It all depends on your perspective.

Tap or click to take a look at Earth's other moons. →

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Computers don’t last and phones break

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