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| Floating robot Cimon sent to International Space Station "The use of artificial intelligence in assisting space flight is an obviously good use of the technology," said AI expert Noel Sharkey at the University of ...
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| The Fingerprints of Molecules in Space In 2014, astrophysicists discovered a spectral line in observational data from the Herschel Space Telescope and tentatively assigned it to the amide ...
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| Google announces $2.8M in grants, office space to Boulder tech education Google on Thursday announced it would donate about $2.8 million in office space and grant money to support two technology education initiatives ...
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| NASA's Quiet Supersonic X-Plane Has a New Name Commercial Tu-144 flights began in 1977 and ended in 1978 due to technical issues, according to NASA. The U.S. space agency used a modified ...
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| S'pore team wins prize in space tech contest Keeping small satellites up in space can be a challenge because they tend to slowly re-enter the atmosphere and burn up over time, but a cheap idea ...
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| Big Tech Is the Next Space Race, and the US Is Already Losing The Sputnik crisis, as it was called, launched the international space race, and the U.S. threw billions of government dollars into aerospace and ...
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Women in civic technology show the benefits of a diverse workforce One area where women have made headway is in civic technology, .... In the civic tech space, women engineers and venture capitalists are more ...
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An AI Astronaut Heads Into Space ... AI assistant to the International Space Station to interact with the astronauts. He speaks with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg Technology.
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| Interstellar Technology's second rocket crashes seconds after liftoff in Hokkaido Momo-2 was scheduled to fall into the sea after reaching outer space. Equipment developed by Kochi University of Technology to gauge how sound ...
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SPACE WAR could be sparked with China and Russia close to launching weapons for battle He said countries are developing the ability to interdict satellites both from a ground and space standpoint, adding: "The technology is being ...
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