Category: space

The Best Free Data Recovery Software for your PC, Laptop and Removable Devices

Karan S

Data loss is one of the biggest problems looming over the digital world. After all, machines are bound to falter and might even take down various precious data along with it. But it always pays to keep yourself safe from all such probabilities and that brings us to today’s topic of discussion - EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard Free. So what really are the main reasons behind the popularity of this recovery software. Features EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard Free pleases with its clutter-free interface which makes it an absolute pleasure to…

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Why NASA Space Shuttle Software never crash | Bug-free NASA shuttles

Tarandeep Singh

Its every other time we hear in the stock markets, banks, telecom companies that their software crashed or a bug caused havoc and panic. Often non-tech users ask this question, “If a car, truck, train, engines ALWAYS work in the expected way, why can’t software?” . The answer lies in the complexities of the logics, software engineering is packed with way many larger number of permutations and combinations than any other system. “For critical operations, I can’t come anywhere close to that reliability with the laptops,” Klausman said, technical manager for…

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NASA Discovers 600M Tons of Ice on Moon

Tarandeep Singh

NASA’s space mission accompanied by imagery from India’s Chandrayaan, have found the next frontier on Moon: Tons of Ice. Back in November, last year, they confirmed existence of water, which brought lot of excitement. NASA‘s Mini-SAR instrument, a lightweight, synthetic aperture radar, found more than 40 small craters with water ice. Each of these craters range in size from 2 to15 km in diameter. It’s estimated there could be at least 1.3 trillion pounds (600 million metric tons) of water ice. Many of the permanently shadowed regions, have now been…

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India Confirms Existence of Water on Moon

Tarandeep Singh

The moon has and had water. That’s the conclusion scientists who used data gathered by India’s first lunar mission to determine there may be widespread moisture locked in lunar soils. India’s Chandrayaan-1, NASA’s Cassini spacecraft, and the agency’s Deep Impact probe have all detected, in upper few millimeters of the moon’s surface contains molecules of water, or H2O, and hydroxyl (OH) — an indication that water formation may be an ongoing process at the moon’s surface, the researchers said today in the journal Science. “When we say ‘water on the…

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NASA’s ET Sample Contains Ingredient for Alien Life

Tarandeep Singh

NASA has done significant work within last 2 months over its space research. We’ve seen the results. Now, NASA says that they have identified an amino acid, one of the key building blocks of Earth-style life, in material recovered from a comet far out in space. They say this supports the idea that life may be commonly found throughout the universe, and that they have eliminated the chance that the cometary sample has been contaminated by Earthly life. The sample in question was scoetoped from the com Wild-2 in 2004…

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