SpaceX’s Crew-6 Astronauts Aboard Dragon Capsule Endeavor Will Arrive at Space Station Early Friday [WATCH LIVE]

SPACE 03.02.2023 10:06 AM

The Crew-6 astronaut will dock at the International Space Station Friday morning after NASA and SpaceX's successful launch. Read for more details.

Dinkinesh: NASA’s Lucy Mission Names First Asteroid Target It Will Encounter Later This Year

03.02.2023 07:00 AM

NASA's Lucy mission will hopefully encounter the Dinkinesh asteroid in November to gain more insights into the evolution of the Solar System. Read the article to learn more.

Hansel and Gretel’s Breadcrumb Trick Is the Inspiration for Cave Exploration on Mars Involving a Flock of Robots

03.02.2023 06:31 AM

Exploring the caves on Mars will involve robots with sensors with Hansel and Gretel's breadcrumb-style concept. Read for the full story.

Stars Forming at Faster Rate in Milky Way Galaxy Than Previously Thought, Study Reveals

03.02.2023 04:26 AM

Scientists say the more stars in the galaxy, the faster it enriches itself with oxygen, iron, and other essential elements. Read the article to learn more.

[LOOK] Astronaut's Eye View of the Spectacular Green Aurora Covering Earth's Northern Hemisphere Captured in Photo

03.02.2023 00:53 AM

NASA astronaut Josh Cassada captured a beautiful green aurora from orbit, showing the effects of a solar storm that passed over Earth. Check it out in this article.

Jupiter-Venus Conjunction Set To Happen Tonight; Here's How To Spot These Two Planets Together

03.01.2023 20:51 PM

Skygazers are in for a spectacular view as the Jupiter-Venus conjunction is set to happen soon. Read to learn more.

Liquid Nitrogen Spray Can Remove Lunar Dust in Space Suits, Solving a Significant Challenge to Future Moon-Landing Missions

03.01.2023 07:30 AM

Researchers discovered that a liquid nitrogen spray is effective in removing about 98% of all lunar dance from a space suit. Read the article to learn more.

Moon Time Zone? ESA Pushes For Standard Lunar Reference

02.28.2023 19:57 PM

The ESA is pushing for a standard moon time zone to make things easier for everyone, especially since several countries and businesses are looking towards exploring the moon. Read to learn more.

ESA Introduces NEOMIR Mission That Aims To Detect Hazardous Asteroids Outshone by Sun

02.28.2023 06:05 AM

The NEOMIR orbiting observatory will be placed between the Sun and Earth to act as an early warning system against asteroids coming towards the planet. Read on to learn more details.

Very Extreme Galaxy in the Early Universe Hosts a New Type of Primordial Black Hole

02.28.2023 02:59 AM

Astronomers found a rapidly growing black hole in a very extreme galaxy. Find out in this article how this discovery could provide new clues on the formation of supermassive black holes.

Largest Structures in the Universe Contain Magnetic Fields That Shed Light on Cosmic Web Formation

02.27.2023 22:13 PM

Researchers observed shockwaves around galaxy clusters and filaments that connect them in the universe for the first time. Read the article to learn more details.

Solar Heartbeat? Astronomers Discover Origins of Sun's Mysterious, Repetitive Radio Bursts

02.27.2023 21:51 PM

Astronomers were able to pinpoint the origins of a hearbeat-like pulsation across the sun. Read to learn more.

Trio of Asteroids as Big as Skyscrapers To Fly by Earth This Week, NASA Warns

02.27.2023 20:52 PM

This week, three different asteroids (with two of them classified as PHAs) will be passing over earth. Read to learn more.

SpaceX Cancels Crew-6 Mission Launch Citing Problems With Ground Systems; Scheduled To Resume on Tuesday

02.27.2023 08:05 AM

Two minutes before the launch, SpaceX called off the mission due to issues in the ignition. Read the article to learn more details.

Venus May Be Losing Heat From Geologic Activity in Certain Regions, Nasa’s Magellan Mission Reveals

02.27.2023 07:30 AM

Scientists reviewed the three decades' worth of data from the Magellan spacecraft and found that Venus' outer shell might be resurfacing. Read the article to learn more details.