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NASA Receives 14th Consecutive ‘Clean’ Financial Audit Opinion - NASA

NASA Contracts SpaceX Starship for Launch Services

Neil S - March 28, 2025 9:1 pm

In an exciting development for the aerospace industry, NASA has expanded its partnership with SpaceX by modifying the existing NASA Launch Services (NLS) II...

A color photo from the Martian surface shows pale orange, very rocky terrain in the foreground, taking up the lower two-thirds of the frame, creating a horizon line from the upper left corner of the image to the middle right side. The terrain beyond, in the distance, is blurry and takes up the rest of the frame. The rocks in the foreground range from tiny, sharp stones to large outcroppings, the latter showing some medium gray highlights among the orange rock and dust that comprise them. The largest rocks, on the left side, show numerous grooves and cracks on their faces, ranging from vertical to slightly left-skewing.

NASA Explores Mars En Route to Distant Solar Regions

Neil S - March 28, 2025 7:1 pm

Mars has recently become a popular stopover point for several space missions, as various spacecraft have taken the opportunity to fly by the Red...

Official PlayStation Podcast Episode 511: High Five

PlayStation Podcast 511: Celebrating with a High Five

Neil S - March 28, 2025 7:1 pm

PlayStation Podcast Episode 511: A Dive into New Gaming HorizonsWelcome to the latest update from the PlayStation world, where we bring you an in-depth...

Draganfly Reports Q4 and 2024 Results - Draganfly

Draganfly Announces Fourth Quarter and 2024 Financial Outcomes

Neil S - March 28, 2025 6:1 pm

Draganfly Inc. Reports Financial Results for 2024: A Year of Transition and GrowthDraganfly Inc., a prominent developer of advanced drone solutions and systems, recently...

Two men wearing hats and long coats stand at the bottom of a massive circular tunnel. At the end of the tunnel is four rows of stacked panels: this are the turning vanes. In the middle of the rows, there is a dark, cylindrical shaft that connects to the tunnel walls. This image is in black and white.

NASA’s Altitude Wind Tunnel: The Role of Turning Vanes

Neil S - March 28, 2025 6:1 pm

Exploring the Historical Significance of the Altitude Wind Tunnel at NASA’s Glenn Research CenterThe Altitude Wind Tunnel (AWT) is a marvel of engineering and...

Exploring DCF Universe’s Unpredictability – Xbox Wire

Neil S - March 28, 2025 5:1 pm

Unveiling the DCF Universe: A Storm of Chaos and AdventureIn a universe where chaos is the order of the day, the newly launched DCF...

Share of the Week: Assassin’s Creed Shadows

This Week’s Highlight: Assassin’s Creed Shadows

Neil S - March 28, 2025 5:1 pm

Highlights from the Latest Assassin’s Creed Shadows Community ShowcaseIn a recent community engagement initiative, PlayStation invited gamers to dive into the new Assassin’s Creed...

A grayscale photograph of the Martian surface from the Curiosity rover captures medium gray soil in front of the rover, wavy in some areas, as if sculpted by wind or water, with rocks everywhere protruding up through it. They are lighter-toned than the ground, some rounded, others looking like cracked, smooth plates. One larger, rounded, light-colored rock stands out, in the center of the image. A part of the rover is visible in the frame, at bottom center.

Sols 4493-4494: NASA Science Observes Surroundings

Neil S - March 28, 2025 4:1 pm

Exploring Mars: Curiosity Rover's Recent Endeavors and DiscoveriesThe Curiosity Rover, a cornerstone of NASA's Mars Exploration Program, continues its mission to unravel the mysteries...

Initial Impressions: A Detailed Review of Baby Steps

Neil S - March 28, 2025 3:1 pm

In June 2023, the gaming community was introduced to a unique and intriguing game called Baby Steps. Upon viewing its reveal, many gamers, including...

Rebecca Mataya stands for a portrait wearing a black jacket; Stennis posters are shown in the background

NASA Stennis Celebrates Employee’s Achievement

Neil S - March 28, 2025 2:1 pm

Unpredictable Journeys: Rebecca Mataya's Path to NASA's Stennis Space CenterIn life, career paths can often take unexpected turns, leading individuals to opportunities they never...