Science

Science, such a broad term. There’s a discipline that covers every area of human understanding. Typically the science we’re interested in relates to humans and space but might often involve other areas of human advancement.

Blog: Curiosity Memory Issue, Possibly Caused By Cosmic Rays

The computer of the Curiosity rover encountered a memory corruption problem possibly caused by cosmic rays. It got us thinking about computers within the URS storyworld and the effects therein.

 
By Colin Andrew Ferm March 5, 2013 Tags: , , ,
Blog: Astronomical Unit Quietly Corrected

Well… We have a new number for the Astronomical Unit, the distance between Earth and the Sun. But in the long run, how will this effect anything?

 
By Colin Andrew Ferm October 3, 2012 Tags: ,
Blog: New Bill To Reform NASA Funding

A couple of United States Representatives are proposing a way to ensure NASA projects have continued funding through their lifetimes. Good? Bad? We say good.

 
By Colin Andrew Ferm August 17, 2012 Tags: , ,
Blog: Quantum Communications Inch Closer

What was once an area of theory and science-fiction is increasingly becoming fact: the ability to communicate over vast distances instantly and securely using entangled particles. But what else might they be used for?

 
By Colin Andrew Ferm May 3, 2012 Tags: , , ,
Blog: Cutting Edge Space Propulsion

The VASMIR engine uses magnets to super heat gas into a plasma that can drive a ship to Mars in just over a month. Take a look at how it works and ponder the possibilities.

 
By Colin Andrew Ferm May 2, 2012 Tags: , , ,