🚀 Space
Space is the final frontier and is now being opened to everyone thanks to front runners such as NASA and now SpaceX and Elon Musk, Blue Origin and Virgin Galactic.
🚀 Life might have existed on Venus
Could Venus have been habitable? Three new missions are going to find out. Venus has been seen as a dead and hostile world for a long time, but models show that this is not necessarily true. We have spoken to NASA scientist Dr. Michael Way to get an insight into the mystery of Venus.
🕳️ Longtime math mystery of black holes solved
Black holes are the gifts that keep on giving when it comes to physics and math problems. One of the problems that have been around for some time is how the universe is reflected on the hole's edges. Albert Sneppen, a young scientist, has come up with mathematical proof.
🚀 How Elon Musk's SpaceX almost died
In our first pre-event before the Warp Space Summit we talk to Eric Berger, author of the book Liftoff: Elon Musk and the Desperate Early Days That Launched SpaceX + the latest on Starlink. Join us for free!
💬The new space race is the best thing that could happen to the earth
The new space race led by companies such as SpaceX, Virgin Galactic and Blue Origin, along with the voyage to Mars, is our salvation. Warp News editor-in-chief Magnus Aschan explains why.
🚀 Richard Branson is going to space with Virgin Galactic – this is what you need to know
The future is already here and space tourism is now a reality. On Sunday, Richard Branson flies to the stars with his own company Virgin Galactic – this is what you need to know.
🚀 Now you can buy a ticket to Sweden's largest space conference
On 19 September, the gates to Sweden's largest space conference in almost 40 years will open: the Warp Space Summit. Now you can book a ticket to participate digitally and, hopefully, also physically in Linköping.
👨🚀 23,000 people want to become astronauts for ESA
The application period for ESA's astronaut program has now ended and the space agency has received a record number of applications. This year ESA also accepted applications from people with a physical disability.
🚀 A sustainability rating of spacecraft targets space debris
A new sustainable grading of spacecraft will help customers choose launches that do not contribute to the daunting amount of space debris in orbit.
🌌AI discovers "bridges" of dark matter
An important key to understanding dark matter is to get a map of how it is distributed in the universe. Now, researchers from the United States and Korea have created a map that has revealed new information about how the invisible matter is spread.