
NASA comes up with solid-state batteries
This week's better battery which will never see the light of day
NASA boffins have been working on advanced solid-state batteries that can power electric aircraft.

Shaun the Sheep to travel on NASA's Artemis 1
One small step for Ram
Shaun, the title character from the animated television series "Shaun the Sheep", is going into space.

NASA plans to outsource its aging space telecoms
Space is Neo-liberalism's final frontier
Decades after the world worked out that the private sector was just as clueless at running business as governments, the US government has worked out a way of making some more rich people even richer by outsourcing of NASA's ageing space telecoms constellation.

NASA worried about SpaceX's Starlink plans
30,000 satellites is getting silly
NASA has raised concerns about SpaceX's plan to deploy about 30,000 satellites for its Starlink.

China’s moon plans making the NASA look a bit silly
Space travel is really for socialism
"China has formally approved three missions targeting the south pole of the moon, with the first to launch around 2024. each with different goals and an array of spacecraft.

Bezos sues NASA over moon programme
So much for helping it along
Jeff Bezos' space company Blue Origin brought its fight against NASA's Moon programme to federal court on Monday, claiming that the agency wrongly evaluated its lunar lander proposal.

Bezos offers to give $2 billion to NASA
Wants to build a new moon lander
The first man to ride a giant model sex toy into space, Jeff Bezos, has offered to cover $2 billion of NASA costs to be reconsidered for a key contract to build a Moon landing vehicle.

NASA manages to phone Voyager 2
You are probably heading to a better place than earth right now
NASA has managed to make contact with the Voyager 2 spacecraft for the first time since mid-March.

AI confirms 50 new planets from old NASA data
No comment from Pluto
British boffins have worked out a way to find planets in existing data using AI.

NASA creates nuclear fusion using lattice confinement
All they needed with metal hydrogen, and an electron accelerator
Researchers at NASA's Glenn Research Center have now demonstrated a method of inducing nuclear fusion without building a massive stellarator or tokamak. In fact, all they needed was a bit of metal, some hydrogen, and an electron accelerator.