6,000 Metric Tons of ‘Space Junk’ Orbits The Earth
Assistant Secretary Frank A. Rose for Bureau of Arms Control, Verification and Compliance today reported that 6,000 metric tons of debris are orbiting the Earth.
Debate Proposal on ‘Dark Matter Searches with Astroparticle Data’
Of the three authors of the paper, T. A. Porter and P. W. Graham are employed by Stanford University and R. P. Johnson is employed by the University of California, Santa Cruz.
Lockheed Martin Missile Warning Satellite Brings First Infrared Imagery
The satellite includes highly sophisticated scanning and staring sensors that deliver improved infrared sensitivity.
Secrets of Dark Matter Exposed
Jerome Drexler, an applied physicist educated through Bell Laboratories, is celebrating the ninth anniversary of his discovery of relativistic-baryon dark matter in early 2002.
Inflatable Space Station – Whatever Next?
With the Space Shuttle era shortly coming to an end, it is encouraging to know that space exploration will still continue, even if this will be on a different level.
