New Fusion Engine Gets To Mars In 30 Days
A NASA backed project to develop a fusion engine could mean that trips to Mars are cut from 8 months to just 30 days. Traveling through deep space is a hazardous undertaking and choosing...
Category: Physics
NASA Warp Drive Project
Although the speed of physical objects is most probably limited to the speed of light as per Einstein. There is no limit for ‘Spacetime’ expansion or contraction. Could a warp drive based on warping...
New Atomic Clock For Space Travel
A new portable atomic clock is set to revolutionize space navigation. Current clocks are earth based but the new clock will be spacecraft based. A JPL scientist explains how the advantages of the new...
The N.E.X.T. Space Propulsion System
A short video on the NASA Evolutionary Xenon Thruster or NEXT. An ion propulsion system that when operational will allow extending the reach of NASA science missions and yielding a higher return on scientific research.
Rise and Fall of the Russian Space Programme – 1991
A look at the once mighty Russian space programme from the 1930s to 1991 at the collapse of the Soviet Union. Recently the Russian space programme has received funding for many new projects and...
The Difficulties of Interstellar Travel
A look at how to calculate or navigate your way back home from Interstellar space. By calculation the motion, speed and direction of travel of earth through space.
IBEX Provides First View of the Solar System’s Tail – Nasa
NASA’s Interstellar Boundary Explorer, or IBEX, recently mapped the boundaries of the solar system’s tail, called the heliotail BEX is the first spacecraft designed to collect data across the entire sky about the heliosphere...
Is the Universe Infinite?
How far do the stars stretch out into space? And what’s beyond them? Astronomers have been able to look back to near the time of its birth. They’ve reconstructed the course of cosmic history...
Mysteries of a Dark Universe
Cosmology has been turned on its head by a stunning discovery that the Universe is flying apart in all directions at an ever-increasing rate. Is the universe bursting at the seams? Or is nature somehow...
More On The Skylon Space Plane
Alan Bond, chief engineer at Reaction Engines, talks about the Skylon reaction engine and its potential ability to allow travel to anywhere on Earth in 4 hours. Skylon plane is set to transform travel...
Supernova Too Bright For Standard Theory
The Electric Universe theory calls into question the distances used in the calculations which show that the ‘Supernova’ explosion was too bright. Gravitational lensing and other phenomena are explained in this video by William...
The Riddle of AntiMatter
According to standard theory, the early moments of the universe were marked by the explosive contact between subatomic particles of opposite charge. But what happened to the anti-matter?
Electric Universe – 4
Part 4 of the electric Universe. This time looking at the electric model associated with Comets. Is the gravitational model of the Universe flawed?
Electric Universe – 3
More information on the Electric Universe theory. Could this be a viable theory or is it destined for the pseudoscience bin.
The Electric Universe – 2
Part 2 of The Electric Universe. A theory which throws conventional thinking on its head and seems to plugs many gaps in our knowledge. Einstein totally ignored anything electrical and therefore half of mans...
The Electric Universe – 1
Here is the first of a four part post on the the ‘Electric Universe’ theory. A theory that debunks traditional gravitational theory of the Universe. It asserts that gravitation is not the most prominent...
Kepler, The Planet Hunter
A look at the Kepler mission which aims to find Earth type planets in a region of a hundred million stars. Kepler has already discovered a number of planets in the Goldilocks zone of...
What is Space?
A look at what our ‘reality’ really is and answering the question is empty space really empty? A newly discovered ingredient of space that actually makes up 70 percent of the universe.
