No Time for Delay: NASA Needs a Leader Today
In a time when American space leadership stands at the cusp of a new golden age; the importance of bold,…
Navigating New Frontiers: An Interview with NASA’s Cliff Lanham
At the bustling Kennedy Space Center, home to some of NASA’s most groundbreaking projects, Eli Burton caught up with Cliff…
Last Week in Space #33: Latest Updates from the Starman Report
SpaceX’s Record-Breaking Launch The recent SpaceX Falcon 9 launch from Vandenberg Space Force Base has set a new benchmark in…
Human-Centered Risk Management: A New Era for NASA’s Artemis Program
In a recent interview with Eli Burton, host of the World of Engineering Interview Series, Matthew Ramsey, the Artemis 2…
Artemis II Core Stage for NASA Moon Rocket Arrives at KSC
Tuesday morning just at 10:30 a.m., precision was key as two tugboats guided the Pegasus barge into its docking position….
How CrowdStrike Crashed the World’s Computers
CrowdStrike, a leader in digital security, recently triggered a global IT meltdown with a software update. This marks one of…
Recent Advancements in Nanotechnology Materials
Advancements in nanotechnology have led to the development of various innovative materials with remarkable properties and wide-ranging applications. One of…
Sulfur Discovered on Mars by Curiosity Rover
NASA’s Curiosity rover has made a groundbreaking discovery by identifying rocks composed of pure sulfur on Mars, marking the first…
AI and Sustainable Urbanism: Real-World Applications Transforming Cities
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming essential for sustainable urban planning. Cities are using AI to enhance efficiency, improve public services,…
Autonomous Bus System in Singapore: Pioneering the Future of Public Transit
Singapore is at the forefront of integrating advanced technologies into its public transportation system. Particularly, its autonomous bus program is…