Jakobshavn Glacier Grows for Third Straight Year
New NASA data shows that Jakobshavn Glacier - Greenland's fastest-moving and fastest-thinning glacier for most of the 2000s - grew for a third year in a row.
How an Atomic Clock Will Get Humans to Mars on Time
JPL navigators Todd Ely and Jill Seubert fly rovers to Mars. Now the pair have a new mission: helping to develop a future in which spacecraft and landers navigate themselves.
The Mast Is Raised for NASA’s Mars 2020 Rover
Engineers at JPL take a group selfie after attaching the remote sensing mast to the Mars 2020 rover.
NASA’s Cassini Reveals New Sculpting in Saturn Rings
Images collected during Cassini's superclose orbits in 2017 are giving scientists new insight into the complex workings of the rings.
How NASA’s Spitzer Has Stayed Alive for So Long
The creators of this infrared workhorse never imagined it would still be running 15 years after launch. What is its secret? A little luck and a great engineering team.
New release: Vanilla framework 2.0
Over the past year, we’ve been working hard to bring you the next release of Vanilla framework: version 2.0, our most stable release to date. Since our last significant release, v1.8.0 back in July last year, we’ve been working hard to bring you new features, improve the framework and make it the most stable version […]
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Customisable for the enterprise: the next-generation of drones
Drones, and their wide-ranging uses, have been a constant topic of conversation for some years now, but we’re only just beginning to move away from the hypothetical and into reality. The FAA estimates that there will be 2 million drones in the United States alone in 2019, as adoption within the likes of distribution, construction, […]
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