Asteroids have struck the Earth before. Just ask the dinosaurs. (Wait, too soon?) The belief is a massive comet or asteroid wiped out 75% of all life on Earth, including all of the larger reptiles. Let’s think about that for … Continued
Captain Kirk is finally launching into space. Wait, that doesn’t sound right. No, it’s actually William Shatner, the actor who played Captain Kirk in the original Star Trek TV series and the first set of movies, who is launching to … Continued
When I was a young’n just starting out expanding my knowledge of the solar system, I always felt that Venus would be the first planet we visited. It was Earth sized and the sci-fi books I read indicated it would … Continued
Let’s talk about the past… I’ve always been fascinated by the past, but I mean, who hasn’t wondered what it was like when dinosaurs roamed the earth or when our ancestors lived in caves and threw spears at wooly mammoths? … Continued
I’m thrilled to introduce Katie Zaber, author of ASHES AND BLOOD How would someone close to you describe you? I think the best way to describe myself would be a chaotic, imaginative, descriptive, passionate person who loves to explore as … Continued
Don’t think we’re serious about colonizing the moon? Well, things just became a little bit more hardcore. The European Space Agency (ESA) are designing a satellite constellation to orbit the moon, offering navigation and telecommunication services to lunar visitors by … Continued
Can you imagine a planet that is hotter than molten lava? Welcome to TOI-1431b, a planet so close to its sun that it orbits every two and a half days. Unlike Mercury, the planet closest to the sun in our … Continued
While growing up, my understanding of the planets came more from the science fiction I read than my education. Venus had a better chance of supporting life than Mars. Mercury was warm, but more like a tropical heat than blistering … Continued
