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Thursday, July 11, 2019
Read Inside Science's coverage of the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11.
Using a simple film camera, astronomer Bill Livingston photographed satellites that hover above the equator.
The fate of battleship remains may rest in the hands of countries that don't own the ships.
It takes good listening skills, a clear water bottle, and maybe some gloves.
Researchers suggest that flexible blankets or domes made of silica aerogel could protect crops on the red planet.
Digitizing all of Apollo would have taken an appalling 175 years.
A different set of ingredients may be needed to take the next giant leap for humankind.
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