Mars Water Discovery Sparks Exploration Debate
• Space.comThe revelation that dark streaks flowing downhill on Mars are signs of present-day liquid water has sparked debate on how best to investigate the Red Planet features.
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China Wants A Moon Base And Space Ants
• news.sky.comChina's lunar exploration director outlines plans for space ants that could explore asteroids and long-term work on a Moon base.
Alien waves on ancient shores:
• spaceflightinsider.comCuriosity confirms lake flourished at Gale Crater
Asteroid Impact Mission sets sights on new laser communications record
• http://www.gizmag.com, DAVID SZONDYLaser-based communications has the ability to beam enormous amounts of data at high speed, but the use of this technology in space is still in its infancy.
SpaceX Wrapping Up Falcon 9 Rocket Failure Investigation
• http://www.space.com, by Jeff FoustSpaceX expects to complete its final report on the June 28 failure of its Falcon 9 launch vehicle within a month, but does not yet have a firm timetable for resuming flights, a company official said Oct. 8.
Scientists Have Already Built a Prototype Greenhouse for Mars
• http://motherboard.vice.com, BY KALEIGH ROGERSThe dream of sending humans to Mars presents a number of scientific challenges, not the least of which is: what do you eat on a planet where nothing grows?
5 Exciting Technologies NASA's Developing So We Can Make It To Mars And Back
• popsci.comIf you can make it here, you'll make it anywhere
Private Dream Chaser Space Plane Poised for New Flight Tests in 2016
• http://www.space.com, by Calla CofieldA space plane that would continue the legacy of NASA's shuttle program is getting ready for a second stage of flight testing, according to representatives from the Sierra Nevada Corp.
Putting Astronauts on Mars: NASA Lays Out Three-Phase Plan
• http://www.space.com, by Mike WallThe path to Mars goes through the moon -- or the region of space near the moon, anyway.
Is Stephen Hawking Right About Hostile Aliens
• Space.comE.T. was the perfect extraterrestrial: Cute, smart and -- best of all -- a perfect pacifist.
Everything you need to know about the mysterious cosmic phenomenon...
• http://www.businessinsider.com, FRASER CAINEverything you need to know about the mysterious cosmic phenomenon astrophysicists call a 'white hole'
CubeSats Are Paving Mankind's Way Back To The Moon, And Beyond
• popsci.comTiny satellites could help turn the Moon into a gas station for solar system exploration
Age of the Dragon: SpaceX has ambitious plans for the Red Planet
• spaceflightinsider.comSpace Exploration Technologies Corporation (SpaceX), based in Hawthorne, California, is one of NASA's partners in the agency's Commercial Crew and Cargo programs.
First Mars, Now NASA Announces Water On Pluto
• True ActivistIn the past month, it was announced that liquid water was discovered on Mars, and now just a few weeks later it has been announced that traces of frozen water have been discovered on Pluto.
Moonspike | A full scale, 22 ton, 3 stage Moon rocket
• kickstarter.comWe're starting a new era of open space access, driven by ordinary people joining forces to building extraordinary rockets & spacecraft.
China successfully debuts its Long March 11 rocket
• spaceflightinsider.comChina has successfully conducted the debut launch of its Long March 11 rocket. The new booster lofted four micro-satellites into space.
Israeli XPrize Team Becomes First To Book A Ticket To The Moon
• popsci.comNew race to the moon heats up
U.S. May Continue Riding Russian Rockets To Space
• popsci.comAnd the rockets' red glare...
NASA Glenn developing enhanced communications for future Mars missions
• spaceflightinsider.comNASA's recent announcement of briny water flowing on the surface of Mars makes the prospect of humans going to our neighboring planet in the near future even more compelling.
U.S and Russia to resume talks on joint mission to Venus
• spaceflightinsider.comA joint U.S.-Russian mission to Venus that could take place after 2025 is under consideration, according to Lev Zeleny, the director of the Space Research Institute (IKI) in Moscow.
Elon Musk Clarifies His Suggestion To Terraform Mars By Nuking It
• popsci.comHe doesn't want to bomb Mars. He just wants to bomb the sky above Mars. Frequently.
Stunning, Crystal-Clear Images of Pluto - but What Do They Mean?
• arcleinBelow is a spectacular simulated view (compiled from several individual images) showing the Tombaugh Regio area to the north and the dark, heavily-cratered terrain to its south. These craters are prominent because of their bright rims, which could be
India launches nation's first space observatory into orbit
• spaceflightinsider.comThe Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) successfully launched a set of seven satellites, including the country's first-ever space observatory on Monday, Sept. 28.
How Matt Damon could rocket NASA to Mars in real life
• MarketWatchNASA aims to make due on a promise to send humans to Mars within 20 years
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10-02-15 -- Patrick Wood - Michael Belfiore (MP3 & VIDEO LOADED)
Program Date:Patrick Wood (August Forecast & Review) comes on the show to provide an update on the technocratic state and to promote his speaking at Liberty On Tap - Michael Belfiore (Author: Rocketeers; Journalist;) provides an update on the private space race
Liquid Water on Today's Mars
• https://www.youtube.com(NASA Video)
NASA's Mars PR Machine Goes Into Overdrive
• http://www.bloomberg.comIt's been a big week for Mars--and for NASA, which hopes to get there. First came the agency's announcement about detecting flowing water on the planet, news that made headlines around the world.
Watch the Launch to Resupply the ISS Right Here
• WiredYou can watch the launch from NASA's live feed above, which will begin covering the events at 12:30 pm Eastern time. The launch itself is scheduled for 12:49 pm.
ARCA Space Will Launch Test Flights from Spaceport America
• Space.comA company that has it roots in a Romanian venture that competed for the Ansari X Prize more than a decade ago plans to carry out tests of high-altitude drones and suborbital rockets at New Mexico's Spaceport America, spaceport officials announced S
A Cheaper, Easier Way To Make Rockets Reuseable
• http://www.popsci.com, By Sarah FechtSpaceX better watch its back
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