World’s most expensive parking space sells for $1.3MILLION at ultra-luxury Hong Kong development overlooking city harbour Parking space at luxury development in Hong Kong sold for $1.3million It was sold at the Mount Nicholson development in the Peak area of the city Worked out price per square foot was around $74,350 for 134.5-square foot spot … Read more
Virgin Galactic has revealed plans to send a scientist to the edge of space on a mission that will see them study spacesuit underwear in flight and make water ‘jiggle’ in low gravity. Kellie Gerardi, a bioastronautics expert for the International Institute of Astronautical Sciences (IIAS), will travel on VSS Unity when commercial flights begin. … Read more
NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope found a galaxy with a ‘LOPSIDED’ appearance because it’s being stretched and twisted by a neighboring star system The Hubble Space Telescope found galaxy NGC 2276 is being twisted by a neighboring galaxy Because of gravity, NGC 2300 is impacting NGC 22275 and causing it to ‘strangely lopsided appearance,’ pulling its outer edges … Read more
NASA hopes studying how spaceflight impacts the squids could help preserve astronaut health on long-duration space missions. They are part of SpaceX’s 22nd cargo resupply mission to the ISS.
Space Invaders, which brings together a trio of professional declutterers to help Aussies transform their homes, will resume production in the second half of 2021
Retired NASA astronaut Peggy Whitson is returning to space, but this time as a tourist. She and racecar driver John Shoffer have purchased a private SpaceX flight set to launch next year.
Nine astronauts were scanned before heading to the ISS and upon return, scientists take a second scan to compare how their spines have been affected while spending six months in space.
Tardigrades continue to showcase their resilience, as scientists shot them out of a gun at speeds approaching 2,160mph to see if they can survive space.
The study, by a team including controversial Harvard astronomer Avi Loeb, suggests that the James Webb space telescope can be configure to spot evidence of LED light.
The new infrastructure could turn our natural satellite into the ‘eighth continent’ as humanity spreads its wings and builds cities on the moon, according to the Paris-based space agency.