Posts by Mildred

Voyagers 1 and 2 have been travelling for well over 3 decades. Both missions are now in interstellar space. Is there a chance that these missions may reach our neighboring stars successfully?

Man first set foot on the moon in 1969. Since then, we haven't had any more manned missions to the moon. I read somewhere that we lost the technology to do so but I didn't buy it. Why has man not gone back to the moon? Any ideas?

With the way things are going, I think robots are our best bet at occupying other planets. They are not susceptible to environmental hazards like humans are.

I can see such a thing happening but not in the near future. I think they should be focusing on keeping our climate here on earth conducive for plants before trying to plant them on the moon.

Musk is a brilliant man. I believe with time he will be able to mould twitter into what it's supposed to be.

Indeed Venus would be a good addition to mars as a colony. However terraforming it would be a whole lot more work as compared to Mars.