“If we work together on an international level we will survive and thrive on Mars,” said, Bob Barboza, USA, Barboza Space Center. We have plans to offer more opportunities to women at an international level. We have fellowships for our international Mars community project. We need more women. We are looking for women […]
If an asteroid hits, we’re in even more trouble than we thought, study says If reality ever follows Hollywood movies like Armageddon or Deep Impact and a massive chunk of space debris comes hurling toward our planet, then we’re in trouble. New evidence shows that asteroids are even tougher and harder to destroy than we […]
The Periodic Table of the Chemical Elements One hundred and fifty years ago the Russian chemist Dmitri Mendeleev (pronounced “Men-de-LAY-ev”) put together a chart showing the fundamental arrangement in chemistry: the periodic table of the chemical elements. This is a chart that lists the elements in order of ascending atomic number and groups elements with […]
The Physics of Electronic Music: A Photo Essay By Bob Barboza Music and science come together for the new visual jazz opera about the planet Mars. Bob Barboza is selecting instruments for the “Occupy Mars Band Concert” in the USA. He went to the NAMM Show in southern California to talk with musicians and instrument […]
When you live on the Cabo Verde Islands you have to use what you can find. Bob Barboza has been working hard to inspire high school students to get creative and build robots with the materials that you can find on the islands. This video is that of a Brooklyn, New York man who has […]
Artificial Intelligence Is Attracting Investors, Inventors, and Academic Researchers Worldwide The researchers at the Barboza Space Center are paying close attention to how artificial intelligence will play a role in the future of going to school on Mars. You might find this article by Sean Cavanagh interesting. http://www.BarbozaSpaceCenter.com Sean Cavanagh Senior Editor Click […]
Eating your veggies, even in space by Staff Writers Oslo, Norway (SPX) Jan 07, 2019 Wolff found that the plants can “smell” or detect how much nutrition is available when she ran experiments in climate-regulated growth chambers in the Netherlands. Photo: Silje Wolff Fresh food is so attractive to astronauts that they toasted with salad […]
