Space Archives - Page 7 of 9

Can You Own Part of an Asteroid? How Asteroid Mining Is Changing Space Law

Sarah Scoles - December 9, 2015

The New Space Race Is Heating Up: Asteroid Mining, Reusable Rockets, and Water on Mars

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - December 7, 2015

Russia and Europe Want a Moon Colony—Why Is NASA So Focused on Mars?

Sarah Scoles - November 25, 2015

Want Your Own Personal Satellite? Reaching Space Is Becoming (Relatively) Cheap

Sarah Scoles - November 6, 2015

Are We Alone in the Universe? The $100 Million Search for an Answer

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - November 2, 2015

Lowe’s Joins Made In Space to Bring First Commercial Grade 3D Printer to Space

Alison E. Berman - October 30, 2015

Is Life Swimming the Vast Oceans on Outer Solar System Moons? Here’s How We’ll Find Out

Sarah Scoles - October 13, 2015

Five Missions That Will Help Stop an Asteroid Hitting Earth

Sarah Scoles - October 9, 2015

Our Star Trek-like Future Awaits on This Week’s Episode of Ask an Expert [VIDEO]

David J. Hill - October 1, 2015

Who Will Become the First Martian? A Rundown of the Race to the Red Planet

Sarah Scoles - October 1, 2015

What Water on Mars Means for the Future of Space Exploration

Sarah Scoles - September 29, 2015

How Robots and Sensors Will Transform Transportation, Agriculture, and Elder Care

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - September 21, 2015

A Peek at Some of the Coolest Companies in the SU Universe

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - August 25, 2015

We Can’t Find Any Alien Neighbors and Virtual Reality Might Be to Blame

Aaron Frank - August 20, 2015

Virtual Reality Will Let You Experience the Awe Only Astronauts Have Known

Eric Shear - August 3, 2015

GSP 2015 Closing Ceremony: Meet 20+ Startups With Revolution on the Brain

Singularity University - July 22, 2015

Forget Rocket Fuel: This Spaceplane Will Use Microwave Beams to Reach Orbit

Jason Dorrier - July 20, 2015

Pluto First Contact Immortalized in Iconic Image on Instagram (How Else?)

Jason Dorrier - July 15, 2015

Why Entrepreneurs, Not Government, Drive Innovation

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - July 14, 2015

Three Futuristic Mars Machines That Aren’t Rovers

Jason Dorrier - July 2, 2015

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The Story Behind the First 3D Printed Wrench in Space [Video]

David J. Hill - June 25, 2015

Watch NASA’s Dawn Spacecraft Buzz Dwarf Planet Ceres in the Asteroid Belt

Jason Dorrier - June 14, 2015

How to Disrupt Yourself With Moonshot Thinking and Unholy Alliances

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - June 8, 2015

Why 3D Printing a Jet Engine or Car Is Just the Beginning

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - May 26, 2015

Watching This Simulated Star Die Is Mesmerizing…and Good Science Too

Jason Dorrier - May 9, 2015

A Quantum Computer Is a Delicate Beast: Video Tour of D-Wave’s Black Box (Part I)

Jason Dorrier - May 8, 2015

Celebrate 25 Years of Hubble With This Warp Speed Tour of the Spectacular Gum Nebula

Jason Dorrier - April 26, 2015

The Coming Problem of Our iPhones Being More Intelligent Than Us

Vivek Wadhwa - April 24, 2015

Should We Arm the International Space Station With Lasers to Destroy Space Junk?

Jason Dorrier - April 23, 2015

The 4 Steps That Transform Physics Theories Into Groundbreaking New Technologies

Mark Jackson - April 16, 2015

Our Solar System’s 9 Extraterrestrial Oceans in One Surprising Infographic

Jason Dorrier - April 10, 2015

Which Industry Will Produce the Next Henry Ford…Space? 3D Printing? Biotech?

Georgia Dienst - April 2, 2015

Interview: Neil Jacobstein Discusses Future of Jobs, Universal Basic Income and the Ethical Dangers of AI

Tim Borny - March 23, 2015

Summit Spain: A Highlight Reel of 3D Printing’s Exponential Rise

David J. Hill - March 15, 2015

Revolution in Fundraising

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - March 10, 2015

Sci-Fi Sunday: Deep Space Is a Weird and Lonely Place for Humans and AI Alike

Jason Dorrier - March 1, 2015

Might a ‘Gold Rush’ on the Moon Trigger the Next Epic Space Race?

Jason Dorrier - February 11, 2015

$34 Handheld Smartphone Device Diagnoses HIV and Syphilis in a Flash

Jason Dorrier - February 9, 2015

As the Powerful Argue AI Ethics, Might Superintelligence Arise on the Fringes?

Jason Dorrier - January 31, 2015

Google Pledges $3 Million to Singularity University to Make Graduate Studies Program Free of Charge

Singularity Hub Staff - January 28, 2015

Tomorrow’s Technology Depends on Today’s Physics

Mark Jackson - January 28, 2015

Take a Tour of Hubble’s Mind Blowing High Definition Snapshot of the Andromeda Galaxy

Peniel M. Dimberu - January 14, 2015

Women Working on the Frontiers of Technology

Darlene Damm - December 31, 2014

Singularity University’s Top Six of 2014

Singularity University - December 30, 2014

A 3D Printed Moon Base: Science Fiction or Science Fact?

Jason Dunn - December 21, 2014

How Technology Brought Us Closer to the Future in 2014

Jason Dorrier - December 17, 2014

Can AI save us from AI?

Jason Dorrier - December 9, 2014

Detecting Alien Planets With Your ‘Run-of-the-Mill’ Digital Camera

Jason Dorrier - December 8, 2014

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Short Space Film “Wanderers” Reminds Us We Are All Explorers

Sveta McShane - December 2, 2014

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