The month of April has finished, time passes so fast. With this, I will manage to participate for the third time in the Power Up Day, after doing it and writing a post about it in March and April. For

This is my new report on the physics participative project on Hive started by @lemouth. You can follow all the entries by the group of hivers participating in the tag #citizenscience. In the previous entries,

Better late than never, here comes my report for the second week of the Particle Physics participative project on Hive organized by @lemouth and that you can follow on #citizenscience. As you can see,

This time of the month again! Last month was the first time I participated in the Power Up Day being able to PU more than 10 HIVE (I did around 16 HIVE). It was a nice experience to see the "step"

In the last weeks, @lemouth has been preparing a participative science project for the community in Hive to participate. For most of us, Particle Physics sounds completely out of our normal skills, that

In the last post we were talking about how there are many abandoned objects on space, and how the part of a rocket had crashed on the moon. And it is not only some abandoned components lost far away on

A rocket booster hit the far side of the Moon on 4th of March. This is the first time that we have the reference of an unintended human-made object has ended on the surface of our natural satellite. Source:

Last Power Up day I set as a personal objective that I would be able to participate in March Power Up Day and challenge properly. I wrote a post the first of Feburary explaining how I was getting ready

In my previous entry, I was speaking about how the ISS needs the cooperation of all the involved parties to continue operating. As we were talking about, the space station relies mostly in the Russian

ISS. Source: Wikimedia. Public Domain Politics on Earth affect Space (and some of us think that "and vice versa" applies here). Recently, the words of Garret Reisman, former NASA astrounaut,

It is not my crazy idea, it is Kevin Cannon's. Kevin is a Planetary Scientist working at the Colorado School of Mines where he teaches in Geology and the world's first Space Resources Program Link to Twitter

English Hi all! I created this account long time ago (5 years look very far away), however I discontinued it when it was still a very young account. I have decided to restart using it. Life is so different

JWST is said to be the most powerful space telescope ever built. It is for sure the most expensive one, with a cost of around $10 billion. This joint venture of NASA, the European Space Agency, that provided

Last week @mauromar brought us an article with the latest news regarding how SpaceX has been awarded a contract by the US Air force to demonstrate point to point transportation technologies. What do we

Blockstream announced in its blog the launch of what seems to be the first satellite-based Blockchain technology. For those of you who don’t know about Blockstream, this company offers Bitcoin-related

Estonia es un país pionero a la hora de introducir nuevos conceptos que se adapten a una nueva ciudadanía más fluida y mundializada de la era digital. En 2014 lanzaron su ciudadanía digital o e-Residency,

Manuel Muñoz, barcelonés de 20 años, quiere convertirse en un cyborg. Es decir, quiere modificar su cuerpo para hibridarse con la máquina. Y para comenzar este proceso quiere implantarse un barómetro en

Hoy estaba leyendo sobre cómo el 4 de agosto, las lluvias provocaron inundaciones y desbordamientos en Venezuela que afectaron en primer lugar a Delta Amacuro y se extendió por los estados de Bolívar,

Ayer Blockstream aunció en su blog el que parece que es el primer servicio de blockchain basado en tecnología por satélite. Para los que no la conozcan, esta compañía se dedica a ofrecer servicios asociados

"¿Sabeis por qué ya nadie canta ¨We are the world, we are the children¨?" Así, con un instructor cantando, comenzó mi formación cuando llegué a mi actual trabajo. "Porque tenemos satélites"