Fernando Ballesteros
Researcher at the Astronomic Observatory of the University of Valencia.
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If anything makes space travel particular is its roughness: fuel bursting in a controlled explosion, which, more than once, end up being uncontrolled. But space exploration based on

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In the previous issue of Mètode I wrote about the Mars One project, which intends to send 24 colonists to Mars. The conclusion was that

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You will have probably heard about the Mars One project, a Dutch private initiative that aims to establish a permanent settlement on Mars. The

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Concerning the alleged Mayan apocalypse prophecy, a friend of mine asked: «Well, after this new fiasco, what’s the next scheduled end of the world?»

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Mètode In other issues we discussed the possibility (or impossibility) of travelling faster than the speed of light.

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ESA/Hubble & NASA Travelling at hyperluminal speeds would open to humanity the possibility of exploring the whole galaxy, and even, perhaps, other galaxies. In the

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They say that, when the last Venera probe was launched with destination to Venus, two Spanish engineers of the National Institute for Aeroespace Technology

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© ABC.COM The title heading today’s section is the same as the last episode of the legendary series Cosmos, in which Carl Sagan asked the

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One of science fiction’s unfulfilled dreams was setting up settlements in other worlds. Even though there was a lot of speculation regarding space settlements

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There are times when a story is so striking that the written article emerges unasked. In my case that particular news-story has been a

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