NASA finds evidence of recent water on Mars
Some science news is just too good to not write up, and the next place humans are set to explore has its first signs that life could still exist.... (Read More)
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Review: AppMonday: NASA Viz
There’s never not a reason to look up in the sky and wonder just what’s up there, but NASA’s latest little app lets the experts help you out with that, informing you on a regular basis with the answers to that question.... (Read More)
Sol learns from NASA for human-inspired earphones
Earphones are more than just things that go in your ears, and Sol Republic knows it, as the company taps NASA’s research into humans for an interesting pair of speakers for your ears.... (Read More)
NASA lets astro-addicts print their own piece of space
It’s highly unlikely you’ll ever get to own that piece of moon rock — and from what we recall, also highly illegal, depending on where you live. But hey, at least you can print parts of the moon, with NASA releasing 3D models for people to print from.... (Read More)
NASA prints a pizza in the tastiest use of 3D printing yet
2D printers are so passé, and while 3D printers just beginning to grace our shores, the fine people at NASA have found what could possibly be the best use yet: making food.... (Read More)
NASA offers breakfast with the stars, no celebrities here
As fans of technology, it's hardly surprising that we're fans of science too, and one science story really has our attention, with a 160 megapixel image being stitched together of the stars. How awesome is that?... (Read More)
Watch the Mars Curiosity Rover land on the red planet at 3.30PM AEST
Space travel will probably arrive as a forum of tourism in the near future, but most of us will probably never get to land on Mars and explore it for ourselves. That's why it's insanely important for you to watch the Curiosity Rover land at 3.30PM Sydney / Melbourne time today.... (Read More)
Asteroid about to fly by Earth, NASA says you have nothing to worry about
It's just an ordinary day, an ordinary week - except for that asteroid passing right by our planet. Don't fret or go Armageddon on us, though, as it has no chance of hitting us. ... (Read More)