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***No Roses On The Moon Haiku*** RE: human life: Planet Earth is Number One! Let's start acting it. Before the Space Station, there was the Eagle.  [...]

This week, activities on the ISS included a diverse array of scientific tests as well as the arrival of a Russian cargo ship bearing supplies. The Rus [...]

This week on the International Space Station, research continued on an accidental but possibly very useful discovery concerning the properties of comb [...]

This week on humanity's favorite orbital outpost, science and progress continued apace.  As reported by nasa.gov, several ongoing experiments gained [...]

[...] If you've ever wanted superhero strength but don't even like hitting the gym, a new invention may help give you a little extra lift. A robotic exoskeleton, developed for the heavy-lifting [...]

[...] might feel like a little black raincloud is hovering over you at all times.  Thanks to a new invention, this sensation may be one you'll grow to enjoy. For those who appreciate the chaotic [...]

[...] arrays for syringes. Researchers at the Indian Institute of Sciences have been working on a new invention, called "microneedles." Instead of a standard stainless-steel jab, these are small [...]

[...] out of urban life? A new noise-cancelling device can help. As reported by weburbanist.com, a new invention called Sono is now able to maintain your sanctuary with just a simple sticky dial on your [...]

[...] building. As inhabitat.com reports, the Powerhouse at Brattorkaia building relies greatly on solar power, using solar cells as well as heat pumps and heat exchangers to power and warm the building. [...]

[...] a century or so ago, a major player in the banking industry seems to be rallying behind solar power and other renewable energy sources, telling investors to put there money where it's sunny. [...]

[...] and low-orbit satellites for the delivery of delicious internet, the Titan drones can use solar power and their five-year flight capacity to keep the world connected. Google plans to test this idea [...]

[...] but one that for too many people is impeded by cost issues. Now, a new method of mass-producing solar cells may be a cost-effective way to bring the sunshine into your power lines. Using a spray-on [...]

[...] camo, which is currently fueled externally, but could likely benefit from an element of solar cells. The project is based off of information gleaned from "a collaboration between [...]

[...] .com reports, the Powerhouse at Brattorkaia building relies greatly on solar power, using solar cells as well as heat pumps and heat exchangers to power and warm the building. This solar power is [...]

[...] initiative, has been heralded as "the helmet for the digital age," by Popular Science.  It was one of this year's top 10 inventions, according to CNN.  And if you don't [...]

[...] more than bypassing encryption to read texts and listen to calls. Originally reported in Popular Science and cited by yahoo.com, the troubling locations and seemingly-insidious intent of the towers [...]

[...] Ray Johnson was enthusiastic about the durability and usefulness of the lasers, telling Popular Science, "[Lasers] can operate with the electrical power that could be generated on an [...]

[...] heroes on the ISS, and was captured in all of its super, moony glory by several astronauts.  Oleg Artemyev, a Russian cosmonaut aboard the ISS, snapped a series of images of what he called the " [...]

[...] With an imminent return to Earth scheduled for Russian cosmonauts Alexander Svortsov and Oleg Artemyev, there has been a lot of activity on the ISS this week. However, one particular development [...]

[...] by NASA, NASA astronaut Steve Swanson and Russian cosmonauts Alexander Skvortsov and Oleg Artemyev returned safely on Thursday in a 3.5 hour trip aboard their Soyuz reentry capsule.  The [...]

[...] .) -the Aquatic Habitat for Zebrafish Muscle Study environment was tended to by German astronaut Alexander Gerst. This experiment examines at a molecular level the atrophy of muscles in [...]

[...] in a good clean configuration."  RIGHT? Although the spacewalks were cancelled, German astronaut Alexander Gerst was still psyched to fly through an aurora, snapping this image and stating on [...]

[...] who had been working during Expedition 40, NASA astronaut Reid Wiseman and German astronaut Alexander Gerst.  They will have the station to themselves for the next two weeks until the [...]