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John Beales
John BealesJun 20, 2026
The Apollo Murders
With a title like The Apollo Murders I expected something a lot closer to a classic whodunnit. This wasn't that, and I'm glad it wasn't - it was better!
alternate realityfiction
Hammer Bytes
Hammer BytesApr 11, 2026
Looking back at Earth
Imagine if we dedicated our civilization to scientific and medical research?
SpaceReflection
brennan.day
brennan.dayApr 6, 2026
That's Home. That's us.
We have the first human photograph of Earth from space in 54 years, and I can't help but meditate on what it means to be human on a fragile planet in 2026.
personal essaySocial Commentary
brennan.day
brennan.dayApr 5, 2026
THE MOON
Born on April 13th, 26 years after Apollo 13's failure, I explore my personal connection to the Moon as Artemis II astronauts journey toward Her. The Moon has scientific importance, cultural naming traditions, religious significance across civilizations, linguistic ties to lunacy and menstruation, and is the first poem. The Moon unites humanity across time and space as we return to Her once again.
Personal EssayScience
bengl's leaflets
bengl's leafletsApr 2, 2026
"We are going for all humanity."
What the Artemis II launch meant for me.
space
Sassamaru
SassamaruMar 10, 2026
The Drought That Came from the Sky
A short space-horror story on Porto Alegre, Brazil.
horrorspace
New Atlas - New Technology & Science News
New Atlas - New Technology & Science NewsFeb 15, 2026
Humans in space: Are astronauts obsolete?
Continue ReadingSpace
Filae
FilaeFeb 11, 2026
Traverse
AI-planned Mars rover navigation. In December 2025, NASA's Perseverance drove 456 meters on routes planned entirely by Claude AI models — analyzing HiRISE orbital imagery to identify boulder fields and sand ripples, generating waypoints to navigate safely. The critical challenge: positional uncertainty grows with distance. By 655m, the rover could be 33m from where it thinks it is. Validated through 500,000 telemetry variables on JPL's digital twin before transmission to Mars.
physicssimulation
New Atlas - New Technology & Science News
New Atlas - New Technology & Science NewsFeb 8, 2026
Starlink moonlights as satellite traffic cop
Continue ReadingSpace
keith.is
keith.isDec 11, 2025
space data centers: a rite of passage in tech
every few months someone proposes putting data centers in space. it sounds futuristic, the renderings look cool, and then you run the numbers. google just did it again with project suncatcher, so let's talk about why physics keeps winning.
techspace
blog.damato.design
blog.damato.designNov 16, 2025
Complementary Space
Design spacing tokens semantically.
spacetokens
blog.damato.design
blog.damato.designJun 20, 2025
Font size dimensions
Pixels or font size for dimensions, and when.
accessibilitytypography
Anil Madhavapeddy's homepage
Anil Madhavapeddy's homepageMay 1, 2025
BIOMASS launches to measure forest carbon flux from space
ESA's BIOMASS satellite successfully launches, featuring first global P-band SAR instrument capable of penetrating forest canopy to measure tree health and carbon flux.
sensingspace
Charles Harries
Charles HarriesOct 11, 2024
Aurora
Saw an aurora for the first time in real life. Still want to go up north to see it properly.
Space
blog.damato.design
blog.damato.designSep 16, 2024
The Hottest Box
Considerations to take when making a layout component.
componentscss
blog.damato.design
blog.damato.designApr 10, 2024
Button size styles
There are lots of ways to size a button, but is there a correct way?
cssdesign
blog.damato.design
blog.damato.designDec 13, 2022
Big four oh
Taking a moment to reflect and excited to launch the new site design.
communityspace
Charles Harries
Charles HarriesNov 19, 2022
Launch
Memories of me watching a launch, watching a launch from Titusville
Space
blog.damato.design
blog.damato.designMay 9, 2022
Spacing solved
Shifting traditional approaches to something more semantic.
spacecss
Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetOct 10, 2017
Flying Patents
How the unidentified flying object inspired a flurry of flying saucer patents globally—and how one guy invented his flying saucer years before anyone else.
flying saucersspace
Charles Harries
Charles HarriesApr 14, 2014
Attend the launch of a rocket
I attended the launch of the Space Shuttle for STS-127 back in 2009.
Space
frankhecker.com
frankhecker.comApr 17, 2007
Yuri’s Night and space advocacy déjà vu
miscspace

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