Alyssa Carson, future Mars Colonist
We spoke with 17 year old Alyssa Carson who is training to accompany the first missions to Mars. Here’s what she has to say about her unique experience and her faith in the mission…
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The Science of Star Wars
Could we someday live in a world with the technological inventions depicted in the “Star Wars” franchise?
Should We Go To Mars?
Should humanity colonize Mars? Is the reward worth the risk? And how difficult is it to get there?
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Parker Space Probe begins Seven Year Journey
The Parker Solar Space Program has begun its seven year mission to explore the Sun.
What California Wildfires Indicate about Global Climate Change
Explore an in-depth review on the current wildfire status and new developments relating to climate change.
The Reality of a Space Force
This article is about the concept of a “Space Force” and what the dangerous path it could lead down.
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Debunking Climate Change Myths: Part 1
Scientists have observed the weather and climate since the dawn of time to collate an extraordinary understanding of how ourContinue Reading
Caroline Herschel: A Cinderella Story
Discover how one woman defied the odds and revolutionized to field of astronomy.
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The Problems (and Possible Solutions) for Long Distance Space Travel
The idea of travelling amongst the stars is often romanticized in science fiction and pop culture. Star Trek,Continue Reading
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The Discovery of Zealandia: Earth’s Eighth Continent?
It is widely believed in much of the world that Earth has seven continents: Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Antarctica, Europe, and Australia. However, this concept is not as definite as one might think for many reasons.
