Lunar Mining: Why the Moon’s South Pole Is the Prime Target for Lunar Mining in the Mid-2020s

by Aviation Marie | Jan 22, 2026 | Blog, Space Technology Advancements

Why the Moon’s South Pole Is the Prime Target for Lunar Mining in the Mid-2020s The Moon’s South Pole has emerged as the most strategically valuable location for future lunar resource utilization due to a rare convergence of environmental, geological, and operational...

Artemis III in 2026: Everything You Need to Know About Humanity’s Return to the Lunar Surface

by Aviation Marie | Jan 16, 2026 | Blog

What Is Artemis III and Why Is It Scheduled for 2026? Artemis III is a highly anticipated mission under NASA’s Artemis program, designed to return humans to the Moon for the first time since the Apollo missions. This mission aims to land astronauts, including...

Why Microgravity Is One of Space’s Greatest Laboratories: Unlocking Scientific Discoveries Beyond Earth

by Aviation Marie | Dec 23, 2025 | Blog

What Is Microgravity and Why Does It Occur in Space? Microgravity refers to the condition in which objects appear to be weightless and experience very weak gravitational forces. The term “microgravity” literally means “very small gravity,” and...

Is it true that the Sun is really yellow?

by Aviation Marie | Nov 17, 2025 | Blog

Is it true that the Sun is really yellow? — A concise, evidence-based answer Short answer: The Sun is essentially white — not intrinsically yellow. The Sun’s visible light is well described by a blackbody spectrum with an effective temperature of about 5,778 K; Wien’s...

Do you imagine space as being completely black?

by Aviation Marie | Nov 14, 2025 | Blog

Do you imagine space as being completely black? Space can look completely black to the eye because there is no atmosphere to scatter sunlight and fill the sky with diffuse light the way Earths atmosphere does. In the vacuum between stars, light travels in straight...

Should you be afraid a spaceship might crash in the asteroid belt like in the movies?

by Aviation Marie | Nov 10, 2025 | Blog

Should you be afraid a spaceship might crash in the asteroid belt like in the movies? Quick verdict Quick verdict: No — you dont need to be afraid that a spaceship will crash in the asteroid belt like in the movies. Hollywood dramatizes dense fields of rocks for...