NASA's Plan to Fill the Sky With Red and Green Clouds Has Been Postponed
To the relief of chemtrail conspiracy theorists everywhere.
To the relief of chemtrail conspiracy theorists everywhere.
On Sunday, North Korea did what it usually does when it’s unsure of what’s going on and tested another missile. The launch went pretty well.
Later tonight, SpaceX will attempt a historic feat when it launches a reused Falcon 9 rocket into orbital space.
This marks the first step in a seven-year journey to bring back spoonfuls of dirt from an asteroid.
Three new astronauts will start a trip up to the International Space Station tomorrow morning—and it all begins with a ride on the Soyuz spacecraft.
But the real action on this test was to see what happened to the crew capsule it was carrying.
Blue Origin is launching its crew capsule today—and then they’re going to take out its parachute and see what happens. You can watch it happen at 5:15 pm BST.
Seven minutes into the flight, something alarming is going to take place: one of the capsule’s parachutes is going to fail. On purpose.
Well, maybe not a launch, but perhaps the announcement of a launch and maybe a prototype of its box.
Here’s footage of an F-16 launching itself 15,000 into the air in less than 45 seconds. It's enough to make you puke just by watching. Read More>>
If you need to know nothing else, know that this vehicle has a "bioweapon defence mode" – classic Musk.
Handed out hashtagged materials to people in iPhone queues and generated no interest.
Tonight three astronauts will be blasting off aboard a Russian Soyuz capsule, and six hours later, they’re expected to dock at the International Space Station, beginning a five-month stint in orbit.
This footage will show you how SpaceX astronauts could survive a failed launch. You also get to take a virtual ride on the Dragon capsule. Read More >>
Apple is said to be inviting "fashion editors and bloggers" to its event tomorrow, hinting at a nightmare for tech fans in which the anticipated iWatch is a crystal-covered piece of filler with colourful cases for casuals. [Reuters]
It's a lovely tribute to such an iconic ship.
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