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Elon Musk explains how he would bomb Mars – CNET

October 4, 2015 Richard Salonga Leave a comment

Technically Incorrect: Tesla’s CEO wants to create constant nuclear pulse explosions so that there’d be two little suns to heat the planet and make it ready for our arrival.

Source: Elon Musk explains how he would bomb Mars – CNET

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NASA Confirms Evidence That Liquid Water Flows on Today’s Mars | NASA

September 29, 2015 Richard Salonga Leave a comment

New findings from NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) provide the strongest evidence yet that liquid water flows intermittently on present-day Mars.

Source: NASA Confirms Evidence That Liquid Water Flows on

Today’s Mars | NASA

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Creating A New Type Of Internet | TechCrunch

September 29, 2015 Richard Salonga Leave a comment

Creating the infrastructure for satellite internet is a capital intensive business, requiring potentially thousands of satellites to be built and launched. It..

Source: Creating A New Type Of Internet | TechCrunch

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Debut launch of Long March 6 deploys 20 satellites | Spaceflight Now

September 22, 2015 Richard Salonga Leave a comment

Source: Debut launch of Long March 6 deploys 20 satellites | Spaceflight Now

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Elon. Evolution – CNNMoney

September 22, 2015 Richard Salonga Leave a comment

Elon Musk is the man of the future. He makes rocket ships that will carry humans into space and makes cars that don’t require gasoline. But he can’t solve all of humanity’s challenges. CNNMoney found the companies that can.

Source: Elon. Evolution – CNNMoney

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Musk-have WiFi: Internet everywhere if Elon Musk’s 4,000-satellite idea gets US greenlight — RT USA

September 20, 2015 Richard Salonga Leave a comment

Elon Musk’s idea of launching 4,000 satellites around the world to bring internet to every corner of the planet has moved to the next phase: the genius inventor is securing government permission to begin testing the technology.

Source: Musk-have WiFi: Internet everywhere if Elon Musk’s 4,000-satellite idea gets US greenlight — RT USA

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Europe Gears Up for Land, Air, and Sea Robotics Competition – IEEE Spectrum

September 17, 2015 Richard Salonga Leave a comment

The euRathlon challenge will feature ground, marine, and aerial robots competing in a simulated disaster zone

Source: Europe Gears Up for Land, Air, and Sea Robotics Competition – IEEE Spectrum

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Hyperloop Technologies Is Raising $80M, Names Ex-Cisco Pres Rob Lloyd CEO, Emily White As Advisor | TechCrunch

September 17, 2015 Richard Salonga Leave a comment

Some big moves ahead for Hyperloop Technologies, the LA-based futuristic tubular transportation startup with high ambitions to rethink high-speed..

Source: Hyperloop Technologies Is Raising $80M, Names Ex-Cisco Pres Rob Lloyd CEO, Emily White As Advisor | TechCrunch

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SpaceX Has Nearly A Full Uber Funding In Contracts | TechCrunch

September 16, 2015 Richard Salonga Leave a comment

Sending things to space isn’t cheap, which is exactly why Elon Musk got into the business with SpaceX. In a press release today about some newly signed..

Source: SpaceX Has Nearly A Full Uber Funding In Contracts | TechCrunch