World Space Week 2026 is underway as rockets, reusable launch systems, commercial spacecraft, military space operations, and renewed lunar exploration transform access to orbit. ASX Research examines how this year’s “Rocket Revolution” reflects a much larger shift in the way humanity uses—and increasingly depends upon—space.
Category: Science
A Hydrogen Bomb During Your Scheduled Flight
What happens when a hydrogen bomb detonates near a commercial airliner? ASX Research examines the terrifying progression from blinding flash to shock wave, aircraft damage, radiation exposure, and the injuries that may develop hours or days later.
Raster vs. Vector: The Science Behind Digital Graphics Design That Matters
Raster versus vector is about much more than pixels and scalability. A 19-page ASX Research study examines the mathematics of digital imagery, image resolution, vector tracing, printing, and why AI-generated detail is not always authentic information.
Area 51 Replaced? Dugway Proving Ground Is Not Area 52. It’s More.
Did America’s most secret aviation programs move from Area 51 to Utah? A 58-page ASX Research investigation separates the Area 52 legend from Dugway Proving Ground’s extraordinary history of classified testing, experimental aircraft, chemical defense, and unmanned aviation.
The Science and Mechanics of a Tsunami: When the Ocean Becomes a Weapon
Tsunamis can cross oceans at aircraft-like speeds, overwhelm coastal defenses, and strike with little warning. A 22-page ASX Research investigation explores the science behind these devastating waves and the lessons of history’s deadliest events.
Krakatau Awakens: The Volcano Behind the Loudest Sound in History Is Erupting Again
The volcano responsible for the loudest sound in recorded history is active again. ASX Research examines Anak Krakatau’s 2026 eruptions, aviation disruptions, the deadly lessons of its 2018 tsunami, and why a future flank collapse may pose a greater danger than another massive explosion.
The Planet We Have Never Seen: What Really Lies Beneath Earth’s Surface?
Humanity has drilled less than 0.2 percent of the distance to Earth’s center, yet scientists have uncovered evidence of a liquid metallic core, enormous hidden mantle structures, and an inner core that may actually change shape. A 17-page ASX Research study examines how we know what lies beneath our feet—and what remains undiscovered.
The Ring of Fire: A Planet in Motion – Is the Pacific Waking Up?
Is the Pacific Ring of Fire becoming more active, or are we witnessing geological forces that never stopped moving? An 18-page ASX Research study investigates powerful earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, tsunamis, the Philippines’ complex tectonic hazards, and the technologies transforming disaster monitoring.