Buckle up, nerds: NASA is building the first quantum gravity sensor for space—a suitcase-sized instrument ... t just a quirk of nature—they have real utility for navigation systems, natural ...

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NASA has collaborated with some private players and academic institutions to develop the Quantum Gravity Gradiometer Pathfinder (QGGPf) — the first space-based quantum sensor that will monitor ...

The zero gravity era will mark the moment when ... Lewicki believes the vision of a new space economy is real. “It’s inevitable,” he says. “It’s definitely inevitable.

These series of step-like bursts happen so rapidly that they are difficult to observe as these singularities wink in and out ...

Related: How a quantum sensor on the ISS could revolutionize space exploration Quantum sensors, like the Quantum Gravity Gradiometer Pathfinder (QGGPf) instrument developed by JPL, private ...

But odd things happen in space, where gravity loses its grip on solids, liquids and gases. Without gravity, hot air expands but doesn’t move upward. The flame persists because of the diffusion ...

Life on the International Space Station isn't always easy. There's not a lot of room, no showers, and no laundry. Photos show ...

NASA plans to launch the sensor by the end of the decade for a technology demonstration in space. This will be the first time a quantum gravity sensor will fly in orbit. Scientists hope it opens doors ...