DARPA Wants To Build An Automated Spaceport Run By Robots
Space is awesome. Most of us get excited to watch rocket launches, satellite imagery, and even the thought of manned missions to places like Mars … Read more…
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Boeing Opens Starliner Spacecraft Assembly Warehouse
This past Friday, September 4th, Boeing opened a warehouse in Florida that will assemble the Starliner – Boeing’s new spacecraft which will shuttle people to … Read more…
Everyone Needs To Watch The Supermoon Eclipse September 27th
OK, I don’t care what you’re doing September 27th you need to take just a moment of your life to watch the night sky and … Read more…
Matt Damon Still Alone In New Images From The Martian
It may not be obvious at first, but Ridley Scott and Elon Musk have something important in common – clearly, both are obsessed with space. … Read more…
United Airlines Hacked Flight Manifests Stolen
It seems each day that goes by there’s a new company being compromised and this time United Airlines was the target. The hackers, based in … Read more…
ISS Astronauts Capture Unique Fluid Behavior In 4K Resolution
Remember back in the days when we switched our TV’s from VHF to UHF? The UHF channels always seemed to be just a little bit … Read more…
Infographic Ranks The Fastest Ships In The Universe
You may recall that Han Solo gloated about the Millennium Falcon being one of the fastest ships out there in Star Wars by saying “it’s … Read more…
A New Image of Pluto Surfaces From New Horizons
Yesterday a new image of Pluto arrived from the New Horizons space probe, which shows a picture of what looks to be a whale and a … Read more…
3D Realms Anthology Review: Take A Trip Down Memory Lane
This review is going to be a bit different than our previous reviews, simply for the fact that the 3D Realms Anthology contains a whopping 32 … Read more…
Coming Soon: Pictures Of Pluto
At 3 billion miles away, and at about two-thirds the size of our moon, there’s never been really good pictures of Pluto taken before. Even … Read more…
SpaceX ISS Resupply Mission Begins With Explosion
If you read Techaeris frequently, you may remember a story we published a few days ago about Microsoft sending HoloLens to the ISS on the … Read more…
“Forever Remembered” – A Tribute To Challenger And Columbia
Though it happened nearly 30 years ago, I remember the moment as if it were yesterday. I was in first grade, and our principal came in … Read more…
Father’s Day Gift Guide: 12 Techie Gifts For The Athletic Dad
In case you missed yesterday’s post, we’re covering a series of techie gifts for dads! Yesterday we had 7 Techie Gifts For The Car Junkie, … Read more…
Google Mobile Search Now Shows Real Time Tweets
Google mobile search just got that much better for you Twitter junkies anyway. Google has just announced that mobile search will now show real-time Tweets … Read more…
SpaceX Launching ISS Supply Run, Booster Landing Attempt Today
Weather permitting, SpaceX will send just over two tons of supplies to the International Space Station (ISS) this afternoon. The launch will be their sixth … Read more…
Scientists Have Calculated The Amount Of Ice In Glaciers On Mars
It has been made clear that some people want to make the human race interplanetary in many of our lifetimes, or at least in the 21st … Read more…
Weekend Box Office: Fifty Shades Of Grey Edges Out Competition, Takes Weekend With $23.2 Million
Fifty Shades of Grey rode the wave of significant others being dragged to watch the movie over the Valentine’s Day weekend last week and took … Read more…
An Evening With Neil deGrasse Tyson
Neil deGrasse Tyson — astrophysicist, cosmologist, author, wrestler, ballet dancer, People Magazine’s sexiest astrophysicist in 2000, philosopher, television host, radio personality, science advocate, teacher, communicator, and … Read more…
Microsoft Bringing Holograms Everywhere With HoloLens
Perhaps the biggest, and most surprising, news to come out of the Windows 10 briefing today was the announcement of Windows Holographic. Somehow Microsoft has managed … Read more…
International Space Station News: Year-Long Stays And Visiting Singers
The International Space Station (ISS) is a bastion for scientific discovery. Astronauts aboard the ISS generally perform upwards of 200 experiments in their six month … Read more…
SpaceX Booster Rocket Landing Was Not a Success Nor A Failure
SpaceX is the galactic dream that was morphed into reality by Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla Motors and the CTO of SpaceX. The company … Read more…
Hubble Wows With New Image Of Galaxy IC 335
I’m a sucker for space science and physics, although I’m not terribly good at either one which is probably why I write about them rather … Read more…
Watch Six Minutes Of Spectacular ISS Time-Lapse Footage
If my brain had the capacity to break down complex problems related to science, especially physics and space-time, you wouldn’t find me writing articles on … Read more…
Ascension Review: “Night One”
SyFy continues to step away from its reputation of being nothing but cheesy monster flicks full of poorly-CGI’d giant crocodiles with Ascension – a three part miniseries … Read more…
Google Announces Google Earth API To Retire December 2015
Google this week announced that it will be ending the Google Earth API on December 12, 2015. The death of the API, which allows web … Read more…
Launch Into Space From Your Browser With Ludum Dare Entry, Orion
Developer and Ludum Dare participant Diego F. Goberna (@feiss) has uploaded an awesome in-browser game called Orion that simulates getting to space by running through … Read more…
Xbox Live Games With Gold: December 2014
Microsoft’s Xbox Live has long been one of the most popular social gaming services available on consoles. In June 2013, the Games with Gold program … Read more…
Interstellar Review: Shoots For The Stars And Just Barely Misses
While not wholly original in the story it tells or even how it tells it, the scientific detail and craftsmanship within Interstellar is truly a site … Read more…
