Scientists Discovered The Process To Make Bricks From Martian Soil

TECH & INNOVATION 04.28.2017 04:36 AM

Explorers planning to settle on Mars might be able to turn the planet's red soil into bricks without needing to use an oven or additional ingredients. Instead, they would just need to apply pressure to compact the soil, the equivalent of a blow from a hammer.

Sun's Eruptions May Have The Same Trigger, Recent Study Suggests

04.28.2017 01:30 AM

Peter Wyper of Durham University, UK suggests in his recent study that all small- and large-scale eruptions from the Sun may have the same trigger.

Saturn's Cassini Spacecraft Bids ‘Bittersweet’ Goodbye After Titan’s Methane, Enceladus’ Plumes Discovery & More

04.27.2017 18:51 PM

Find out more about the last farewell of NASA's Cassini spacecraft as it sets to crash on Saturn.

NASA Spitzer, KMTNet Discovered ‘Iceball’ Planet With Similarities To Earth Through Microlensing

04.27.2017 18:41 PM

However, the planet was mentioned to be far from habitable. Find out more details here. NASA scientists had discovered a new planet dubbed as “Iceball” planet.

Astrophysicist Creates G-Astronomy, Combining Astronomy and Gastronomy To Explain Cosmos and Universe

04.27.2017 16:43 PM

A scientist combines astronomy with gastronomy to increase people's interest in the astronomy and explain cosmology more attractively.

NASA’s MINI-LHR Could Help To Monitor Atmosphere From Volcano’s Slope

04.27.2017 16:26 PM

To measure the chemical condition of Atmosphere researchers have built miniaturized version of Laser heterodyne radiometry technique, called Mini-LHR. It can withstand even in the hostile environment and precisely monitor atmosphere.

NASA Is Going To Reveal The Next Generation Spacesuit

04.27.2017 04:05 AM

The United States is in a hurry to send people to Mars by the 2030s, but a key question remains for these deep space explorers: what will they wear?

Mars' 400-million-year Lull Discovered By Researchers

04.27.2017 04:04 AM

Scientists from Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) and the University of Arizon has discovered Mars' millions-year-old lull in large impacts in the Martian history.

Space Debris Cause Spacecraft Collisions, Danger Of Earth Re-Entry Legislation, Tracking & Removal

04.26.2017 18:38 PM

Numerous collisions had occured when he space race began. Space debris pose danger of collisions and falling back to earth over our heads. The need to legislate, track, and remove debris is in the discussion table for operators around the world.

Evidence of Dark Matter Emits Gamma Rays Radiation Has Weakened with Latest Analysis

04.26.2017 15:07 PM

New evidence shows that other part of galaxies also emits excessive radiation of gamma rays, not only dark matter, leaving the mystery remains unsolved.

Five Most Powerful Rockets In Space History, Visiting Mars In The Coming Decades

04.26.2017 04:56 AM

Comparing the size and thrust of five rockets visiting Mars in the coming decades. As governments and private companies race to send astronauts to Mars, bigger is once again better.

Astronaut Peggy Whitson Spent Record-Breaking Time In Space: President Trump Congratulates

04.26.2017 02:24 AM

Astronaut Peggy Whitson spent the longest time in space and broke the record of astronaut Jeff Williams.

Trump Wants Mars One To Happen At the End of His Term: NASA Says Its Impossible

04.26.2017 02:23 AM

President Trump wants the Mars One mission to take place on his second term. However, NASA believes that this is not feasible.

NASA Cassini Reveals New Ideas To Scientists About Sun's Interaction With The Galaxy

04.26.2017 02:06 AM

The discovery from the data gathered by the NASA Cassini spacecraft gives a new light to the understanding about the heliosphere trailing end.

Why Is The Boyajian's ‘Tabby’ Star Dark? Alien’s Built Megastructures, Black Hole Disk, Eaten Planet Pointed As Reasons

04.26.2017 01:59 AM

Find out about what reason could cause the most mysterious star to dim here. The discovery of the Boyajian star’s dim lighting still bothers scientists up to this date.