Articles by Carl Chance

Recently the Cosmosphere SpaceWorks renovated the iconic NASA mission control consoles. A special setting has been created for the control consoles when they return to the Johnson Space Center in time to celebrate the 50th […]

If you phone, fax or e-mail a friend to say “Let’s go see ‘Echelon: The Secret Power,”‘ be advised, you’ll doubtless end up on a list somewhere. Juicy, entertaining and densely informative doc demonstrates the […]

Lockheed Martin has been in the heart of Silicon Valley since the beginning. From shrinking the telescope to the development of nano-copper, Lockheed Martin’s labs are the home of some exciting emergent tech. From TechCrunch.

Using footage from NASA’s Johnson Space Center, filmmaker Fede Castro creates a captivating time-lapse video of Earth from space. In a little over four minutes, “Nuestra Tierra-Our Earth” takes us around the world, sighting major […]

Following are the ten most promising alternative energy sources of ‘tomorrow.’ We can look forward to energy from renewable, clean sources. From The Daily Conversation.

John Tomblin Ph.D., Vice President for Research and Technology Transfer, Wichita State University.

One of Israel’s most famous military inventions is the Iron Dome, a vast, high-tech shield against the rain of missiles that has threatened the nation. Hello World’s Ashlee Vance travels to the coastal town of […]

Rocket Lab may have just dropped a nuke on the small sat launch market by secretly opening up an enormous factory in Auckland, New Zealand. From Everyday Astronaut.

This feature highlights a major break-through in women pilots flying fighter jets, and in this case, into combat zones. Col. Jeannie Flynn Leavitt was named the Air Force’s first female wing commander in 2012. The […]

War in the 21st Century will be waged on many fronts one of which will be a digital battlefield with limited guns or bombs.