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Unveiling the Next Frontier in AI-Driven Research: Sambanova and LLNL’s Groundbreaking Alliance

Sambanova Systems and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) are scaling the collaboration to introduce Sambanova’s spatial data flow accelerator into LLNL’s Computer Center. Aiming to improve the speed and accuracy of scientific

Govind Tekale

May 26, 2023

Space

The Perseverance Rover Epic Discoveries: Ancient Rivers and Clues to Extraterrestrial Life

In recent years, the search for ancient life on Mars has made significant progress. One of NASA’s key rovers in the search, the Perseverance Rover, has found numerous signs of water and

Rahul Somvanshi

May 22, 2023

Space·USA

The X-38 CRV: The Missed Opportunity for Reusable Human Spacecraft

If the X-38 crew return vehicle (CRV), with its wingless lifting body, had become operational, it would have emerged as the first reusable human spacecraft produced since the Space Shuttle. The X-38

Rahul Somvanshi

May 19, 2023

Science·Space

How an All-Female Crew Could Save Millions on Space Missions : ESA Study

A human mission to Mars is in the planning stages at NASA for the 2030s, and a recent study suggests that it should be an all-female crew. The study found women to

Rahul Somvanshi

May 16, 2023

China·Space

China Secretively Emerging as a Major Space Power with Successful Space Plane Test Flight

The current developments in space exploration are propelled by international cooperation and essential support from the private space sector. China has emerged as a major power in space and is now a

Karmactive Team

May 15, 2023

Space·Technology

Southern California Startup Unveils Plans for World’s First Commercial Space Station

Plans to launch the world’s first commercial space station called Haven-1 have been unveiled by Southern California aerospace startup Vast Space LL.C. Initially functioning as an independent crewed space station, Haven-1 will

Rahul Somvanshi

May 15, 2023

Mobility

The Return of Supersonic Air Travel : Overture by Boom Supersonic Offers Speed, Safety, and Sustainability

An airliner called the Overture that will achieve speeds of up to 1.7 times the speed of sound is being developed by Boom Supersonic, a US aerospace company. The supersonic concept of

Govind Tekale

May 5, 2023

Science·Space

InSight Lander Strikes Gold: Detecting Quakes on Mars Reveals Key Insights into the Planet’s Core

NASA’s InSight Mars lander recently found two quakes on Mars surface that helped scientists figure the planet’s core. They discovered that the core of Mars is smaller and much denser than they

Rahul Somvanshi

May 4, 2023

Nature·Space·USA

Environmental and Cultural Organizations File Lawsuit Against SpaceX’s Starship Program

Environmental and cultural heritage organizations have sued the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) over the approval of SpaceX’s Starship launch program. The suit claimed that federal environmental laws were violated by the approval.

Govind Tekale

May 4, 2023

Computing·Design·Sustainability

Acer Goes Green: Introducing the Latest Addition to the Vero Family of Sustainable Electronics

Consumer electronics are an integral part of modern life, but the planet’s health is often affected by them. In order to offer a more sustainable way to work, play, and enjoy life,

Govind Tekale

May 4, 2023