by Warp Institute | Jul 29, 2021 | Innovation, 📈 Human Progress, 🛰 Space
3000, that’s the estimated number of experiments that took place in the International Space Station, ISS, since its construction began in the year 2000. The rationale is simple: The more data we gather and the more knowledge we gain, the better prepared will...
by Warp Institute | Jul 28, 2021 | 📈 Human Progress, 🛰 Space
On July 20 at 9:12 am, New Shepard took off from Blue Origin’s launch site in West Texas. The craft reached an altitude of 107 kilometers before deploying parachutes and descending back to earth, while the booster stage successfully made a powered landing. The...
by Warp Institute | Jul 17, 2021 | 🛰 Space
Three new missions to Venus were announsced in June: two by NASA in their Discovery Program and one by ESA in collaboration with NASA, as a part of their EnVision project. The missions will explore the early history of Venus and study how the planet turned into an...
by Warp Institute | Jul 15, 2021 | 📈 Human Progress, 🛰 Space
A black hole eats everything in its way—even light. But there is an orbit above the so-called "event horizon" where the light barely escapes and swirls the edges. Photons below this orbit will be sucked in. But on the way to this critical orbit,...
by Warp Institute | Jul 14, 2021 | Elon Musk, SpaceX, Warp Space Summit, 🛰 Space
This is the first of three online pre-events before the Warp Space Summit.This pre-event will take place on Hopin, July 21, 18.00-19.00 CET, 12-1 PM CET.Get your free ticket here.🚀 SpaceX almost didn't make it. Elon Musk only had the money for three...
