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On March 20, 2026, NASA's SLS rocket left the Vehicle Assembly Building at Kennedy Space Center to reach Launch Pad 39B. Standing 98 meters tall, it carries the Orion spacecraft and the hopes of an entire generation. Artemis II, scheduled for April 1, 2026, will mark the return of astronauts toward the Moon, more than half a century after Apollo...

The quest to create a conscious and evolving artificial intelligence is an ancient dream, nurtured by science fiction narratives and advances in artificial intelligence (AI). But imagine for a moment having a computer of unimaginable power and a programming language so advanced that it would allow coding not only processes, but also a true...

The race for space exploration never slows down, and one of NASA's next targets is particularly intriguing: the near-Earth asteroid (99942) Apophis. Initially identified as a potential threat to Earth during its 2029 flyby, more recent calculations have ruled out any collision risk. However, this exceptional close approach offers an extraordinary...

InformationVideo published by CNET In the next chapter of exploration, NASA wants to send another Rover (currently planned for the summer of 2020). This new Rover is assembled in a meticulously sterilized room ("NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory" in Southern California), and engineers must be decontaminated when entering this room...

Information Video published by SmarterEveryDay In this SmarterEveryDay video, Destin Sandlin introduces us to the CEO of "United Launch Alliance", who takes us on a short tour of his giant hangar where space rockets are built. He presents the different construction stages, the transformation of materials (mostly aluminum), and the...