Tag Archives: NASA
Update on Phobos – Where’s a shuttle when you need it?
This is another reason I advocate the continuance of NASA and the U.S. run space program. We led the way into space and must push forward to explore new worlds and boldly go where no man has gone before. Beam me up… oh, sorry I must have got carried away. Continue reading
Reason to keep NASA – Phobos Transpermia Fiasco
To leave planet Earth an escape velocity of 11.2 km/s (approx. 40,320 km/h, or 25,000 mph) is required, however a speed of 42.1 km/s is required to escape the Sun’s gravity (and exit the solar system) from the same position. The Phobos rocket is caught in Earth’s orbit and may never escape it.
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Could Pulsars be portals into new worlds?
Pulsars are the most energetic objects known in the universe. They can accelerate photons close to the speed of light. And if you know a little science, or have been reading The Atomic Writer, you know close to the speed … Continue reading
NASA’s Fermi Mission – Have we detected an unknown close by object?
Since its launch last June, NASA’s Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope has discovered a new class of pulsars, probed gamma-ray bursts and watched flaring jets in galaxies billions of light-years away. Today at the American Physical Society meeting in Denver, Colo., … Continue reading
Can time travel be a source of free energy?
Is time travel possible? As science considers this possibility, we may find an unlimited source of energy. In the quest for knowledge, and the solution to hawking radiation and traversing wormholes, we may find a source of clean natural energy … Continue reading
Update on GLAST satellite – is time travel possible?
NASA’s GLAST satellite is gearing up to send data back to earth on gamma ray radiation from celestrial bodies like; pulsars, supernova’s, and black holes. It is this latter item that may soon prove several of Stephen Hawking’s theories including … Continue reading
Time travel may offer us a new form of independence
Hello,On this 4th of July, I look forward to a not too distant future when we humans will celebrate a different independence. Like the explorers who came before us, space is the next frontier and new technologies will be needed … Continue reading
