Aerospace & Spaceflight SpaceX Burns One Falcon 9 While Pushing Starlink Toward Bigger Satellites David WhitakerJune 10, 2026June 10, 20260 A Falcon 9 without landing legs is a bit like a sprinter who has come to the track without his…
Mechanical Design & Robotics Why robot touch is moving from data streams to spikes Jonathan BarrettJune 10, 2026June 10, 20260 Each time a robot fingertip measures continuous pressure values, it stands a chance of using more energy to transfer data…
Mechanical Design & Robotics A robot face mapped its own muscles, then lip-synced from online videos Jonathan BarrettJune 10, 2026June 10, 20260 What would it take to make a humanoid convincingly believable and only to find that a couple of millimeters of…
Aerospace & Spaceflight Artemis II rollout puts crew safety tests in the spotlight David WhitakerJune 10, 2026June 10, 20260 An SLS rollout is a 12-hour, four-mile reminder that the most difficult part of returning astronauts to lunar distance is…
Aerospace & Spaceflight Artemis II rollout puts the spotlight back on Orion’s toughest test David WhitakerJune 10, 2026June 10, 20260 How extreme is the speed of a 322 feet rocket? At Kennedy Space Center, it is approximately 11 mph that…
Aerospace & Spaceflight Pandora joins Webb to untangle stars from planet atmospheres David WhitakerJune 10, 2026June 10, 20260 Can a telescope that is making a search of the life of the worlds far away depend on what a…