Scientists blow the ‘vulnerable’ ax of NASA’s $450m Viper moon probe | Us
Thousands of scientists have protested in the US Congress over NASA’s “unprecedented and indefensible” decision to cancel its Viper lunar […]
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To triumph over their competition, athletes must be the fastest, strongest or most agile contenders in their respective events. Then
After Years of Problems, NASA’s Robonaut Is Coming Home
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UBC researchers use drones to track jellyfish blooms
In this Q&A, researchers Brian Hunt, the UBC Hakai professor in oceanography, and faculty of science undergraduate student Jessica Schaub talk about what they’ve found so far with the aid of their aerial tools.