Jupiter’s Great Red Spot may soon be a “Great Red Memory”
In as little as 20-30 years, the Great Red Spot may be no more.
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Europa and Enceladus moons may be too soft to land spacecraft on
The study was published in Icarus, a respected scientific journal, and was led by Senior Scientist Robert M. Nelson and members from NASA JPL.
Turtle Rover wants you to explore and share your earth experience
Turtle Rover is a robot capable of getting into tight spaces and rough terrain so you can discover new things.
First picture of the SpaceX spacesuit shown from Elon Musk
Musk was quick to point out that this is not a mockup, but a functional suit that has already been tested.
Solar eclipse glasses are hard to find and selling at a premium price
Solar eclipse glasses are specially made to block the harmful rays of the sun allowing you to safely watch the eclipse from start to finish.
Acer Predator Triton 700 gaming laptop features GTX 1080 GPU, slim design
The end result here is a gaming laptop that is a mere 18.9 mm-thin (0.74 inch).
SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket successfully launches U.S. spy satellite
For obvious reasons, details about the satellite were not given out only that the mission was for the United States National Reconnaissance Office.
Sergey Brin is building a giant airship in Alphabet’s Hangar 2
Alphabet took over the Ames facility and has made it into a research facility for the variety of projects the company works on.
CVR 2017 offers VR tech and hands-on demos in Vancouver
There’s no doubt that virtual and augmented reality are quickly gaining in popularity. From expensive options like the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift to more … Read more…
The fuel cell car myth
When considering a vehicle its entire energy cycle has to be kept in the picture. All electric vehicles have an energy demand; that energy has to be produced somewhere.
SpaceX will ferry two private citizens around the moon in 2018
There is no word on who may be taking this historic trip, but the pool for potential moon tourists is likely quite small.
Company poised to generate new satellite images of the entire Earth every day
Current satellite images are often months or in most cases, years old. Planet wants to image the entire Earth daily.
SpaceX takes next step towards reusing rockets
SpaceX takes the next step towards reusable rockets with the test-firing of a previously landed first stage.
Juno begins mission as it arrives at Jupiter
NASA is popping the corks on the first round of champagne as Juno arrived at Jupiter to start its official mission. Jupiter is the largest … Read more…
Earth has picked up its own asteroid quasi-satellite, or minimoon
When you look up into the night sky, you can almost always see our celestial neighbor the moon. That rock in the sky isn’t going … Read more…
Coffee Delivery Via Drone? Uvionix Wants To Make It Happen
Every once in awhile, some tidbits come to light that might be missed. Far be it from me to skip over the unnoticed and the … Read more…
Twenty Products Born From Space Travel
Space travel and space exploration is more than just studying the worlds beyond our world, it’s also responsible for providing many inventions we use today. … Read more…
Scott Kelly Is Back From Space With Some Physical Issues
Scott Kelly is back after spending 340 days on the International Space Station and he is wrestling with some physical issues that weren’t there one year … Read more…
Biometric Banking Is Here: HSBC Offers Voice And Fingerprint ID System To Customers
HSBC is launching voice recognition and touch security services in the UK in a big leap towards the introduction of biometric banking. The bank says its … Read more…
4 Ways To Protect America’s Internet From Cyber Threats
Government Needs To Be More Vigilant Against Enemies Overseas, Cyber Security Expert Says The Internet has transformed the way we communicate, the way governments interact … Read more…
Audi Lunar Quattro Enters Google Lunar XPRIZE Hunt
I know what you’re thinking. “Wait, the same Audi that manufacturers automobiles wants to land on the moon?” The answer is yes, that same company (Audi) … Read more…
Pretty Famous Lists 25 Best Movies of 2015
Posted on January 13, 2016 by Tessa Boyce Hollywood brought audiences a lot of variety this past year. From sweet family Pixar movies and riveting … Read more…
Amazon Unleashes New Drone Design For Amazon Prime Air With Improved Performance
For a service that is yet to officially take off (yup, more puns), Amazon has been focusing pretty heavily on its upcoming drone delivery service, Amazon … Read more…
What’s In the Box!? Supply Pod: The Martian Edition
In the middle of last month, we found out about a new subscription box by Outer Places. This month’s science and sci-fi themed box took … Read more…
Google Street View Adds More Chicago Attractions
A couple of us here at Techaeris call the Windy City (or at least the immediate surrounding area) home. We’re just a short ride away … Read more…
Bulova Chronograph Used On Apollo 15 Mission Sells For $1.6 Million
Founded in 1875, Bulova is one of the world’s most recognized brands, and one of its watches, the Bulova Chronograph, was worn by the commander of … Read more…
New Data From Kepler Space Telescope Finds Possible ‘Alien Megastructure’
Are we alone in the universe? It’s a question that’s been asked for centuries. One that may have just gotten an answer thanks to the … Read more…
Project Apollo Archive Puts 9,000+ Apollo Astronaut Images On Flickr
Space and photography fans rejoice! Kipp Teague, creator of the Project Apollo Archive back in 1999 has uploaded over 8,400 high-resolution photos taken by Apollo … Read more…
