One of the first series to launch on Apple TV+, we will get to see the third season of the space drama “For All Mankind” on June 10.
On March 8, Apple announced its newest Mac family member, the Mac Studio. Using the company’s latest System on a Chip called the M1 Ultra, Apple used NASA‘s TetrUSS software to see just how powerful it is.
SpaceX is flying four private citizens to orbit on a three-day mission called Inspiration4, and Apple hardware will be key in a first-of-its-kind research study happening during the flight. These products include Apple Watch Series 6, iPhone 12 Pro, and iPad mini 4, as selected by SpaceX.
NASA’s official app is being featured as Apple’s App Of The Day. The app shows amazing imagery, 3D models of the agency’s spacecraft, and the latest NASA news.
Today Facer is releasing brand new watch faces for the Apple Watch that will let you show off your space passion everywhere you go.
It’s been a week since the thrilling conclusion of For All Mankind season 2 on Apple TV+, and Space Explored has chatted with the show’s creator Ronald D. Moore about what it’s like working with Apple on the series, NASA’s progress on the Artemis program, and more.
