10 years is either a very long time, or just barely enough

Ten Years. According to NASA Chief Technologist Bobby Braun, that’s how long it will take to replace the shuttle after its retirement later this year. Ten years between now and the next time an American astronaut rides into space on a NASA machine. To some, this gap is an indictment of our own shortsightedness and... Continue Reading →

March 4, 2011

13 Stories in 2010 that defined space exploration

2010 was a big year in space news. It was filled with promise, uncertainty, and ultimately bright hopes for the future. We tested amazing new technologies, made breathtaking discoveries, and passed major milestones. If the past year showed us anything, it’s that even though we might be moving in fits and starts, we’re still on... Continue Reading →

December 27, 2010

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