Saturn's Ocean Moon Enceladus Flyby

Remember not too long ago when it was revealed that one of Saturn's moons, Enceladus, was ejecting ice plumes? Images revealed massive geysers spraying plumes far above its surface. Since then NASA has been studying the moon with the Cassini spacecraft as it passes in orbit. On Wednesday, October 28, 2015, Cassini will fly through ice plumes for tens of seconds and collect data via its on-board sensors.

“We’re going to be scraping over the south pole (of Enceladus) at around 19,000 mph, just 30 miles above the surface, and we’re going to go right through the plume,” said Cassini’s project manager, Earl Maize, from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California.

Water On Mars Is Hoax

The world was a little stunned today by NASA's announcement that saltwater exists on Mars. While the scientific community is celebrating the discovery, there are a few skeptics.  Here at Futureslaver we believe the shadow government has lost all hope of curing global warming and is perpetrating a hoax by informing the world that water exists on Mars with the agenda of making the barren planet appealing to space tourists here on Earth.

NASA To Compete With Google Search Engine By Indexing Garbage

In an interesting turn of events, NASA has entered a new part of space - Cyberspace - in an attempt to compete with Google's search engine. The area of cyberspace NASA is especially keen on is called "the deep web."  The deep web accounts for a whopping