SYFY WIRE Explore The LatestMoviesTVGamesComicsInterviewsBad Astronomy All Posts Tagged Gravity The most precise test of General Relativity ever conducted just happened in space Einstein wins again. By Cassidy Ward | 4 months ago Why don’t we see exoplanets sharing the same orbit? Tides. Two planets that share the same orbit likely don’t exist. By Phil Plait | 6 months ago How does space affect skincare? Colgate-Palmolive wants to find out If there's an elixir of life, we're not likely to find it in space. By Cassidy Ward | 11 months ago The force of dark matter is with you — and something could measure it It’s not the dark side of the Force, just the invisible side. By Elizabeth Rayne | 11 months ago Could astronauts float around without losing muscle? Hibernating creatures might know how An answer for microgravity muscle loss? Look down to Earth. By Elizabeth Rayne | 1 year ago Zero-G could be the answer to producing more stem cells — and saving more lives Microgravity can be the next frontier for putting stem cell research (and more) under a literal microscope. By Elizabeth Rayne | 1 year ago Could a futuristic sleeping bag solve how humans see in space? Fluids flow toward the brain without gravity to hold them down, but a next-gen sleeping bag could help. By Elizabeth Rayne | 1 year ago No booze in space: The sobering effects of spaceflight on the liver There might be other reasons not to drink in space, but this is a big one. By Cassidy Ward | 1 year ago The tallest mountain on a neutron star may be a fraction of a millimeter tall By Phil Plait | 1 year ago Would Lamentis-1 have flattened Loki? The Science Behind the Fiction By Cassidy Ward | 1 year ago Load More
The most precise test of General Relativity ever conducted just happened in space Einstein wins again. By Cassidy Ward | 4 months ago
Why don’t we see exoplanets sharing the same orbit? Tides. Two planets that share the same orbit likely don’t exist. By Phil Plait | 6 months ago
How does space affect skincare? Colgate-Palmolive wants to find out If there's an elixir of life, we're not likely to find it in space. By Cassidy Ward | 11 months ago
The force of dark matter is with you — and something could measure it It’s not the dark side of the Force, just the invisible side. By Elizabeth Rayne | 11 months ago
Could astronauts float around without losing muscle? Hibernating creatures might know how An answer for microgravity muscle loss? Look down to Earth. By Elizabeth Rayne | 1 year ago
Zero-G could be the answer to producing more stem cells — and saving more lives Microgravity can be the next frontier for putting stem cell research (and more) under a literal microscope. By Elizabeth Rayne | 1 year ago
Could a futuristic sleeping bag solve how humans see in space? Fluids flow toward the brain without gravity to hold them down, but a next-gen sleeping bag could help. By Elizabeth Rayne | 1 year ago
No booze in space: The sobering effects of spaceflight on the liver There might be other reasons not to drink in space, but this is a big one. By Cassidy Ward | 1 year ago
The tallest mountain on a neutron star may be a fraction of a millimeter tall By Phil Plait | 1 year ago
