NASA Intends To Use Sun As Cosmic Telescope

SPACE 06.02.2017 15:21 PM

Scientists at NASA have tried to develop a plan that makes use of the Sun as a cosmic telescope.Various studies have unveiled that the Sun’s intense gravity warps space-time and causes the bending of light rays. This will make it a powerful source of magnification.

NASA To Have Its Neutron Star Mission For The First Time

06.02.2017 05:04 AM

NASA has announced its plans of launching a mission that aims to study neutron stars. American space agency National Aeronautic and Space Administration (NASA) announced that they will launch its first-ever mission devoted to studying neutron stars.

SpaceX Dragon Cargo Ship Prepares For Historic Launch Today To Space Station [WATCH LIVE]

06.01.2017 19:40 PM

The SpaceX Dragon cargo ship prepares for lauch today. The Dragon wil bring foods, science experiments and supplies to the ISS.

Black Hole Study Reveals Supernova Has No Role In Conversion Of Star

06.01.2017 13:24 PM

Space experts trust that stars need to detonate in a supernova before they fall into black holes. Researchers have detected a monstrous star 22 million light years away, N6946-BH1, that seems to have skirted the supernova step altogether - it lit up marginally and just vanished.

NASA To Launch The Parker Probe Plus To Visit A Star For The First Extreme Exploration

06.01.2017 10:41 AM

NASA just announced its plan to visit a star next year. The space agency would start with the closest star to Earth, the Sun for an extreme exploration.

NASA To Launch Parker Solar Probe Mission ‘Touch The Sun’ In 2018

05.31.2017 19:16 PM

NASA aims to understand mysteries about the sun by launching a probe into its atmosphere in 2018. NASA has recently announced its mission to launch a space probe into the sun’s atmosphere where the temperature reaches up to 500,000C.

Presence Of Silicon Rich Halos In Mars Revealed The Long Time Connection Of Potential Life

05.31.2017 12:03 PM

NASA’s Curiosity was found silica enriched rock samples in the Lighter-toned bedrock called Halos. As per study this silica actually migrated from an old sedimentary rock from the ancient Martian lake.

NASA Will Soon Confirm Its First Insane Mission 'to touch the sun' In 2018

05.31.2017 02:17 AM

NASA is about to announce its plan for the first mission on the Sun. The mission will be in 2018 with the goal "to touch the sun."

SpaceX Ready For June 1 ISS Cargo Delivery Mission After The Successful Static Fire Of CRS-11 Falcon 9

05.30.2017 10:31 AM

Recent news says that SpaceX appears to be ready for the June 1 ISS cargo delivery mission for NASA after the successful static test fire of CRS-11 Falcon 9 last Sunday.

Scientists Are Getting Puzzled After The First Close Look Of Jupiter's Surface

05.30.2017 06:13 AM

Jupiter has fascinated sky-gazers for millennia but it wasn’t until probes are sent to the planet that scientists began to unravel its deepest secrets. Now, new scientific data from Juno, the most recent spacecraft to rendezvous with the gas giant, shows that Jupiter has many more secrets still.

NASA’s Solar Observatory Witnessed Partial Solar Eclipse, Which Serves As Teaser For ‘The Great Solar Eclipse’

05.28.2017 11:03 AM

NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory have seen a partial solar eclipse in space while monitoring the sun's activity.

Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Survived 2014 Meteoroid Collision, Confirmed By NASA

05.28.2017 10:52 AM

For more study and knowledge about the moon, NASA conducts a robotic lunar orbiter called The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter.

NASA’s Juno Mission Unveils Extraordinary Surprises Beneath Jupiter’s Gassy Clouds, Scientists Didn’t Expect

05.27.2017 07:04 AM

Juno spacecraft revealed unexpected results about the gassy planet, Jupiter. As NASA’s Juno mission have recently completed its fifth flyby to Jupiter, scientists are totally surprised about the results that they have received.

NASA Moves 16 Psyche Mission In 2022 To Explore Metal Asteroid That Contains $10,000 Quadrillion Worth Of Iron

05.27.2017 06:59 AM

NASA's 16 Psyche mission just wants to explore the asteroid, not to extract irons in it. Discoveries about planets or asteroids made up of ice, fire or rock are far from any normal human’s imagination.

Black Hole Quietly Born From Collapsing Massive Star That Skipped Its Supernova Stage

05.26.2017 12:50 PM

A dying star 25 times the size of the Earth's sun was witnessed to leave a black hole after its death.

NASA Budget Request Of Trump Chops Five Earth Science Mission

05.25.2017 17:38 PM

Trump administration's budget proposal for NASA saw a cut for five Earth Science Mission and the closing down of the education office.

NASA Begins to Study The Impact of Climate Change to the Arctic Ecosystem

05.25.2017 17:27 PM

Following the study of Arctic ice, NASA continues to analyze the impact of climate change on the Arctic ecosystem.

Neil Armstrong's Lunar Sample Bag Could Sell At Auction For 4 Million Dollars

05.25.2017 17:17 PM

After long decade NASA found their valuable Lunar sample bag used by Neil Armstrong during the historic Apollo 11 mission. But NASA faced a challenge to bring back that valuable national artifact due to the lawsuit.

NASA Sent Two Astronauts For An Emergency Repair Mission At The $100 Billion Cost ISS

05.23.2017 14:24 PM

Two NASA astronauts were sent into space for an emergency repair at the ISS. Station Commander Peggy Whitson and Jack Fischer, needed to repair a space computer that lost its connection.

The Outermost Planet of TRAPPIST-1 is Observed in Detail; Based on Data from Keppler Telescope

05.23.2017 14:14 PM

The Keppler telescope has successfully gathered data of the TRAPPIST-1 planetary system, enabling astronomers to observe its outermost planet in details.

NASA Scientists Discover Human-Made Barrier Surrounding The Earth During Its Space Exploration Activity

05.23.2017 13:24 PM

NASA scientists recently discovered a human-made barrier surrounding the Earth during their Van Allen space exploration probes and confirm that these are very low frequency (VLF) serving as shield to the planet.