
A team of astronauts will be blasting off soon

The technology is already being tested

A tour of the X-15 NASA Plane has revealed how this legendary rocket-powered aircraft handled becoming the fastest supersonic jet ever. If driving at 70mph down a highway feels quick, can you fathom a vehicle that goes 65 times as fast as your Tesla or Toyota? Well, some 58 years ago, the X-15 NASA Plane […]

We’re going to learn some very cool information very soon…

This is what it looks like inside the Boeing 747 that carries the Space Shuttle Orbiter, on display at Space Center Houston. The Shuttle Carrier Aircraft was modified by Boeing along with another to help make history with the space organisation. As you can imagine, inside the aircraft is no ordinary interior, thanks to special […]

As we edge ever closer to facing survival on Mars, NASA has launched a year-long isolation study where an Air Force Major will lead three astronauts in acclimatizing to the conditions on the red planet. It’s well known that going into space has very specific effects on your body, as time passes at a completely […]

This rare photograph has managed to capture some of the best aircraft in the game, with Concorde, a Boeing 747, and the NASA Enterprise shuttle in one frame. The Concorde is arguably the most iconic aviation invention of recent times, capable of transporting passengers across the Atlantic in record time. As for the space shuttle […]

Is there anybody out there?

The Perseverance rover has been looking for life on Mars since 2020

NASA’s Super Guppy is an unbelievably cool and unique aircraft. Perhaps more akin to something from Megamind, NASA’s Super Guppy serves an important purpose. The airplane exists for the purpose of hauling extremely large components to and from testing centers. Back in 2013, NASA’s Guppy managed to swallow two T-38 aircraft whole. Yet in the […]

It sent down a final message

Forget FlightRadar, MoonRadar is here and it’s cool as hell

You feel like you’re flying the spaceship!

It’s mind-blowing to see