NASA’s Dragonfly Mission to Saturn’s Titan Delayed Due to Budget Uncertainties

SPACE 12.01.2023 03:00 AM

NASA's Dragonfly mission to Saturn was pushed back for a year due to uncertainties in budget. Continue reading to learn more.

Almost X-Class-Level Solar Flare Sends Huge Coronal Mass Ejection Towards Earth That Could Hit the Planet, Trigger Geomagnetic Storm

11.30.2023 21:54 PM

The flare was seen to be a magnitude 9.8 M-class flare that slightly fell below the X-class flare threshold. Read to learn more.

Is Martian Terrain Simulation Possible? How Do Astronomers Test Next-Generation Helicopters for Future Space Journey?

11.30.2023 11:00 AM

For the first time, NASA uses a space simulator in testing the future Mars helicopter by imitating the conditions on Mars. Read the article to find out more.

Russian Progress MS-23 Cargo Spacecraft Burned Up During Re-Entry in Earth’s Atmosphere

11.30.2023 03:00 AM

The astronauts from the International Space Station (ISS) witnessed how a Russian cargo spacecraft burned up during a re-entry to Earth. Continue reading to learn more.

NASA's Odyssey Orbiter Captures Striking Horizon Image of Mars, Providing Astronauts' Eye View from Orbit

11.30.2023 02:44 AM

NASA's Mars Odyssey orbiter delivers breathtaking views of Mars and Phobos, enriching comprehension of the planet's landscape and atmosphere. Check it out in this article.

NASA Finds Six 'Sub-Neptune' Exoplanets in an Extraordinary Celestial Symphony Around Their Star

11.30.2023 02:34 AM

Perfectly synchronized, six sub-Neptune exoplanets orbit nearby star HD 110067, forming a chain of orbital resonances in celestial unison. Check it out in this article.

What Is Steve? Green, Purple Lights in the Northern Hemisphere Misidentified As Auroras

11.30.2023 02:23 AM

Steve is different from auroras and is closer to the equator. Continue reading to learn more about these green and purple lights.

Solar Gravitational Lensing for Power Transmission: Can We Use Sun’s Gravity To Communicate Between Stars?

11.29.2023 04:00 AM

Solar gravitational lensing may help humans search for extraterrestrial life and even power interstellar civilization. Find out more about it in this article.

SpaceX Auroras: De-orbiting Rockets Create Bright 'Holes' in Upper Atmosphere, Prompting Unrecognized Concerns Among Scientists

11.29.2023 02:02 AM

SpaceX rockets create blood-red 'auroras' by punching ionospheric holes, raising concerns among astronomers about potential impacts on astronomy and communication. Read the article for more details.

NASA Shares Challenges in Continuing Venus Exploration

11.29.2023 01:29 AM

NASA's Lori Glaze offered a clear assessment of the challenges they face in exploring Venus. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Kevin M. Gill) NASA Shares Challenges in Continuing Venus Exploration NASA is planning to continue its exploration on Venus.

High-Energy Gamma-Ray Bursts From Milky Way's Central Black Hole Explained by a Rapidly Spinning Gas Blob Moving at 30% Speed of Light

11.28.2023 21:57 PM

Researchers detect gamma radiation from Milky Way's black hole, unveiling a rapidly orbiting gas blob explanation, providing insights into supermassive black hole environments. Read the article to learn more.

NASA’s Robotic Snake Prepares for Space Journey in Search for Alien Life; Alberta Glacier Used As Training Ground To Evaluate Its Mobility

11.28.2023 04:20 AM

NASA used Alberta glacier as a test bed for robotic snake that will explore outer space. Find out more about it in this article.

How Extravehicular Activity in Space Affects NASA Astronauts’ Body?

11.28.2023 02:00 AM

Astronauts' fingernails falls off whenever they do spacewalks, according to a report. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/NASA) How Does Extravehicular Activity in Space Affect NASA Astronauts' Body? Astronauts sometimes need to do spacewalks to accomplish part of their missions.

NASA's Cutting-Edge Mars Helicopter Tech: Dual Rotor Blades Tested for Future Missions After Ingenuity's Record Flight

11.27.2023 21:50 PM

NASA's Ingenuity Mars helicopter exceeds expectations with 66 flights, prompting exploration of additional helicopters for future missions. Read the article for more details.

Man Stores Rock Believed To Be Gold, Finds Out Years Later That It's Actually More Valuable

11.27.2023 20:54 PM

The man took the rock to the Melbourne Museum, where it was identified to be something more valuable than gold. Read to learn more.