Josh Universe
Josh Universe is an analog astronaut, science communicator, biohacker, and CEO of Astrochain.
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Earth Will Get Another Moon This Month — But Not for Long!
Is The Universe A Simulation - The Simulation Hypothesis
The Great Filter: An In-Depth Exploration
The Hypothetical Dyson Sphere, An Overview.
Reflections From The Life on Mars Simulation - Josh Habka
Beginning My Analog Astronaut Journey: Two Weeks Inside ILMAH. - Josh Habka
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Magnetic Turbulence and Cosmic Ray Acceleration
Ingenuity's Mission Ended by Mars Navigation Error
NASA’s Ingenuity helicopter, an unprecedented achievement in aeronautics, sent its final signals back to Earth earlier this year, marking the end of its mission. Engineers have been meticulously analyzing the data from these final communications to understand the events leading to the helicopter's demise. Preliminary conclusions indicate
NASA Names Algerian Parks on Mars
NASA has expanded its Martian nomenclature to include the names of three notable Algerian national parks, a gesture that symbolizes the intersection of cultural heritage and scientific exploration. Algerian physicist Noureddine Melikechi, a prominent member of NASA's Mars probe missions, made this announcement to AFP, highlighting the significance
Early Universe Black Hole Growth Unveiled by JWST
In the field of modern astrophysics, one of the most tantalizing and enigmatic subjects is the formation and evolution of supermassive black holes (SMBHs). Recent advancements brought about by the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) have provided unprecedented insights into the early Universe and challenged existing cosmological models. This article
Mars Colonization: Possible in Our Lifetime?
The topic of human settlement on Mars has captivated the imagination of scientists, futurists, and the general public alike for decades. While many have dismissed the idea as merely a pipe dream, advancements in technology and space exploration have made the prospect increasingly viable. This article delves into the reasons
Artemis I Mission's Heat Shield Challenges
NASA's Artemis I mission, designed to return humans to the Moon by 2026, has encountered significant challenges during its operations, particularly with respect to the heat shield of the Orion crew capsule. This article delves into the issues faced by the heat shield, the implications for future missions,