Aliens May Be Shifting From One Planet To The Other In The Trappist-1 World

Medicine & Technology Mar 16, 2017

In Trappist-1 world, the planets are so close together that life forms can hop between them. Scientists believe the planets named Trappist-1 'e', 'f' and 'g' have the essential elements to support life.

Artificial Intelligence Helps In Astronomical Research

Mar 08, 2017

Artificial intelligence algorithm will help the astronomers and scientists to map the dynamics of the universe. Neural nets are kind of artificial brain that mimicking the way we think and it is steadily being used to unravel the universe mysteries.

NASA's Latest Mars Update: Storms Created The Mountains On The Red Plant

Mar 02, 2017

Curiosity rover captures unique footage of strong dusty winds on Mars. NASA believes these storms are the reason behind the Giant Mountain formation in Mar's Gale Crater

Ticket To Heaven: SpaceX Offering Tourists A Trip To Moon

Mar 01, 2017

It is just the begining of what could be the next big thing. Till now spcae traveling has been restricted to astraunauts but by next year Space X is facilitating tourists for a moon visit.

Blink And Miss: Astronomers Will Monitor The Star 'Beta Pictoris' Without Blinking For 200 Days

Feb 28, 2017

Astronomers will observe "Beta Pictoris", the second brightest star in the constellation Pictor for 200 days continiously. The 'bRing Project' mission is to find out what's responsible for a mysterious series of dimmings.

The Brightest And Farthest Pulsar Discovered In Splinter Galaxy By ESA

Feb 23, 2017

Last time European Space Agency (ESA) finds a Neutron star or Pulsar using their X-ray space observatory XMM-NEWTON. The claimed that this pulsar is the brightest and farthest from Earth.

Astronomers Discover 'Super Earth', 60 More Planets Near Solar System

Feb 16, 2017

The 60 planets include a rocky planet which is later then called "Super Earth." Gliese 411b caught the attention of Dr. Mikko Tuomi from the University of Herdfordshire's Center for Astrophysics because of its unusual identity.

Space Robot Production Latest News: The Next Big Thing Companies Are Fighting For

Feb 13, 2017

Space Robot Market is all geared up for NASA's Space Cargo Contract. Competition is heating up to manufacture Robots that can carry space cargo and work effectively and economically with or without Astronauts in space.

Space Traveling Affects Human Body Substantially

Feb 13, 2017

The human body is capable of great endurance, long-term space traveling affects the human body in ways that can be hardly termed 'Natural' in the earthly sense.

NASA’s Dawn Spacecraft Sends Back New Images of Ceres

May 30, 2015

New images have been taken of Ceres by NASA’s Dawn spacecraft and they offer some of the best quality shots of the dwarf planet located in the asteroid belt.

Hubble Spots Collisions and Cosmic Disarray At the Center of Black Hole

May 30, 2015

When it comes to high-speed collisions, nobody here on Earth has anything on black holes. Astronomers have witnessed a new first: two high-speed knots of matter colliding in a sort of rear-end impact. They saw this after creating a time-lapse video of a super-speed jet of plasma as it shot out of a supermassive black hole. The knots of matter were inside the black hole until it blasted them out-and into each other.

NASA Begins Testing Its Next Generation Mars Lander, InSight

May 29, 2015

NASA has begun testing its latest Mars Lander, called InSight, that is set to launch from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California and land on Mars approximately six months later. Once on the surface, the mission is scheduled to last approximately two Earth years, or 720 Earth days and is expected to begin delivering data in October 2016.

NASA Orders First Ever Commercial Human Spaceflight from Boeing

May 29, 2015

Since the retirement of the shuttle program, the restoration of launching American astronauts to the International Space Station from American soil by 2017 has been a goal of NASA. Now, that goal has taken a giant leap forward as NASA has ordered its first commercial spaceflight mission from Boeing.

The ESA Finds Champagne Nebula And Brighter Sets of Stars

May 29, 2015

This stunning nebula, called RCW 34 and visualized by the European Southern Observatory's (ESO) Very Large Telescope (VLT), is home to young stars that heat gases, causing them to expand outward. In this brightest area of the nebula heated hydrogen bursts into the vacuum outside the gas cloud, "uncorking" the nebula. This kind of process is called a champagne flow, and the entire area provides rich fodder for astronomers as it continuously produces new, brilliant stars.

New Horizon's Beams Back New Images of Pluto

May 28, 2015

NASA's New Horizon's spacecraft is already on target for an historic rendezvous with Pluto in July, but while it travels it continues to snap new images of the little dwarf planet. The new images reveal even more detail about its complex and high contrast surface.