The Sky’s Not the Limit for One Health on Earth
If we can ever get a handle on the risks we face in dealing with the interface of animal, human, ...
Tag: ESA
Endangered Species Act: 50 Years of Saving Others, Now Needs Saving Itself
Although not unique among the countries of the world, the United States is especially blessed with a diverse range of ...
Solar Power From Space: How Would It Work?
Harnessing solar power from space may sound like a futuristic concept, but its roots trace back to the early days ...
What Is the ‘Dark Universe’ Made up Of?
The universe is thought to be composed of three components. “Ordinary matter” is what stars, planets, humans and all that’s ...
End of the ISS Era: What’s in Store for Low-Earth Orbit?
On May 22, four private astronauts safely arrived at the International Space Station (ISS). This Axiom-SpaceX mission known as "Ax-2" ...
First Disabled Astronaut in History: Space Is for Everyone
John McFall is a trailblazer of sport, science, and now, space. He is a decorated bronze medal Paralympic athlete, a ...
Space Cooperation with Russia in Jeopardy
The European Space Agency has suspended its €1bn (£844m) ExoMars mission, a joint project with Russia that was due to ...
An ESA Initiative That Could Revolutionize Green Buildings
When you hear the phrase “environmentally friendly,” what comes to mind? Reusable bags and electric cars, or maybe the recent ...
