Tag: space science

New Paper Claims EM Drive Works, Emits Light as Exhaust

Posted by SCIFI.radio | Mar 9, 2017 | Blinded by Science, Space Exploration |

A new paper in AIP Advances argues that the controversial EM Drive doesn’t break physics because it produces light as exhaust. Not everybody is so sure.

This Week on Mars: NASA Confirms Flowing Water

Posted by SCIFI.radio | Sep 28, 2015 | Blinded by Science, Space Exploration |

It’s not exactly babbling brooks flowing past Martian trees, but it is definitely liquid water on the surface of Mars.

Nichelle Nichols Flies to Near Space Today

Posted by SCIFI.radio | Sep 15, 2015 | Blinded by Science, Movies / Video / Theater, Science Fiction / Fantasy, Space Exploration |

Going to the edge of space this evening, Nichelle Nichols proves she has the right stuff at age 82.

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Earth enters a state of quantum flux, causing reality to warp and bend but only for red-headed people who understand us all too well even though they are radioactive and might be overpowered by a bunch of Elvis impersonators but a priest tells them about the God and they are turned into weird rocks that all look suspiciously like either Elvis or Madonna, but nobody can agree on which one it is.
The End.

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