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Let’s talk about moon trains. Yes, you read that right—trains on the moon. Another waste of taxpayer’s dollars has been approved. Back in March, Northrop Grumman Corporation won a Defense […]
On Monday, a large part of the eastern United States fell under the shadow of the moon because of a total solar eclipse. In Moscow, as in most of the […]
In today’s world, we have a rapid development of robotics, artificial intelligence and extremely immersive technologies. The idea of sending humans out into the dangerous darkness of space is becoming […]
The ICCU Arena is set to be built at the University of Idaho next year. The building’s purpose is host sporting events, host concerts and also provide conference facilities. However, […]
Titan, one of many moons of Saturn, is home to a multitude of land features, from mountains of ice to lakes of methane. Last year, the Cassini spacecraft, tasked with […]
The world of space travel and technology is in for a new space race because of corporate America’s best Tony Stark imitator — Elon Musk.
A spacecraft has never touched down on the surface of Saturn’s largest moon, Titan, but researchers at the University of Idaho Department of Physics are looking to change that with […]
Space may be the final frontier, but Matthew Hedman and Robert Chancia are working to demystify it. Hedman, who works in physics at the University of Idaho, and Chancia, a […]
All year long Vandal Health Education works to promote the importance of health and wellness to University of Idaho students, faculty and staff.
University of Idaho physics professor Matthew Hedman and others from NASA”s Cassini mission have discovered how to weigh Saturn”s rings – no giant scale necessary. “What we did was literally […]