Experimental Musings

For 250,000 years, humanity has looked up at the vastness of the night sky and wondered what else could possibly be out there. Over the years our search has become a bit more fine-tuned, but we still ponder that big question.

The Solar Impulse 2 plane successfully ended its around-the-world trip without using a drop of fossil fuel. While this journey is being celebrated, it’s also raising a lot of questions about the impact on how we visit relatives, make work trips, and plan our vacations.

We asked our volunteer and all around space enthusiast Tyler Hutchison to put together his Top 5 NASA moments to help celebrate this momentous occasion in history: the creation of our space exploration program.

We’ve filled our homes, cars, streets, highways, and parking lots with an abundance of lights. While controlled light has been very handy in keeping us safe and entertained at night, there have been some pretty big issues as well.

NASA’s JUNO spacecraft successfully entered Jupiter’s orbit on July 4, 2016. Let’s dive into all things Jupiter by asking why JUNO and what will it be doing there?