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NASA’s Houston Lab Puts Artemis Hardware Through Harsh Lunar Dust Tests Ahead of Moon Return
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/nasa-is-putting-moon-hardware-through-a-brutal-test-before-astronauts-returnlunar dust while pioneering tech to convert Moon resources into oxygen and rocket fuel. Before astronauts can set foot on the Moon for months at a time, the gear they rely on must survive a pervasive adversary: fine, abrasive lunar dust. This powder,...
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Far‑Side Moon Rocks Reveal Gradual Decline Of Asteroid Bombardment Over Billions Of Years
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/chemistry/scientists-found-a-new-lunar-history-written-inside-rocks-untouched-for-billions-of-yearsupend theories on early solar system asteroid impacts, reshaping our view of planetary history. Samples retrieved from the Moon’s far side have reshaped the timeline of asteroid impacts, indicating a steady decline over billions of years rather than a...
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How Mangroves and Waste Recycling Are Paving the Way for Space Farming on the Moon and Mars
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/scientists-build-space-farming-systems-that-could-feed-future-moon-and-mars-crewsof South Florida is pioneering closed‑loop farming methods that could supply fresh produce for crews traveling to the Moon and Mars. By merging plant biology, engineering, and waste‑recycling technologies, researchers aim to create self‑sustaining food...
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NASA Just Sent New Experimental Tech to the Edge of Space on a High Altitude Balloon
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/nasa-sends-a-new-balloon-mission-above-earth-to-test-technology-for-future-space-explorationrefining instrument performance in the field, researchers ensure that when these technologies are eventually deployed to the moon, Mars, or beyond, they have already proven their capability in the sky above New Mexico.
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Titan’s Hydrocarbon and Water Treasure Could Fuel a Space Refueling Network
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/scientists-found-a-moon-packed-with-fuel-water-and-materials-they-could-use-to-build-a-future-space-networkrain, rivers, lakes, and even seas of liquid hydrocarbons. This exotic environment has long attracted scientists probing the moon’s chemistry and its possible ties to the origins of life. NASA’s upcoming Dragonfly rotorcraft, slated for launch no...
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Astronauts Harvest First Space-Grown Rice, Paving Way for Multi-Generation Space Farming
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/shenzhou-23-mission-expands-space-farming-research-with-next-generation-rice-growth-experimentnutrition but also recycle carbon dioxide and generate oxygen, reducing reliance on Earth‑based resupply for missions to the Moon, Mars or beyond. Beyond plant biology, the Shenzhou‑23 crew is pursuing a range of biomedical investigations. Using...
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Antarctic Isolation Study Shows Too Much Contact Fuels Conflict: A Warning for Mars Crews
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/they-put-12-people-together-in-antarctica-for-10-months-and-found-a-problem-future-mars-crews-cant-escapefrom the rest of the world, providing a rare analog for the isolation astronauts will face on long‑duration missions to the Moon or Mars. Social and psychological changes among crew members during nine months of Antarctic isolation. © PNAS The project...
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How Blue Light Attracts Mosquitoes: Understanding the Science and Minimizing Exposure
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/topics/bites/how-blue-light-attracts-mosquitoes-understanding-the-science-and-minimizing-exposureidentify from a distance. Additionally, blue light is more attractive to mosquitoes because it mimics the natural light of the moon, which is an important navigational cue for these insects. How to Minimize Your Exposure to Mosquitoes If you're looking...