It’s the season for sequels. Not only in Hollywood, but over the high desert of California as well.
the DC-8’s wake vortices and expect a roller-coaster kind of ride, but with no danger
A half-century-old ban on supersonic flight could be lifted with help from data collected by the X-59 during NASA’s Quesst mission.
York Times published an editorial using the incident in Colorado to underscore the danger
When the crisis calls come, NASA Langley springs into action – and its researchers can have the last word in figuring out mishaps in space, in the air, and on
But even for precisely positioned helicopters, danger can come quickly.
Twenty-five years ago, humanity first witnessed a collision between a comet and a planet. From July 16 to 22, 1994, enormous pieces of the comet
and we should do our best to find hazardous objects before they are of imminent danger
As one window to the universe closes, another will open with an even better view. Some of the same planets, stars and galaxies we first saw through the first
planet is particularly interesting because it’s so close to its star that it’s in danger
Editor’s note: Updated on March 26 with more information on the Crew-1 Dragon status. Update: Early Wednesday morning, several alarms were triggered aboard the International Space Station and the SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft. The crew stepped into emergency procedures in cooperation with flight controllers on the ground and determined that the alarms were false and …
The crew was never in danger.
“This all lines up our incentives so we can all work together in terms of something that is good for the climate, for sustainability, is something good for
This is a safety feature to contain and minimize any danger that might arise should
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Astrobiology, 12, 295 de Marcellus, P., Meinert, C., Nuevo, M., Filippi, J.J., Danger
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When each presentation concluded, Doug Rohn, director of NASA’s Transformative Aviation Concepts (TAC) program, spoke from the head of a conference room table
that if a terrorist tried to fly it into a building, could the aircraft sense that danger
