NASA's Christmas Eve Launch: America's Peregrine Lander To Touch Down on the Moon in Historic Lunar Mission

SPACE 12.01.2023 04:21 AM

NASA's commissioned Peregrine lander, designed by Astrobotic, is set to launch on Christmas Eve, marking America's return to the moon after over 50 years. Check out more details in this article.

NASA Collaborates With ISRO on Groundbreaking Earth-Observing Mission With NISAR Satellite Launching in 2024

12.01.2023 04:16 AM

NASA and ISRO's NISAR satellite is set to launch in 2024 to monitor climate change impacts on Earth's landscapes, marking a historic collaboration. Read the article for more details.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

Hydrogen Found in Apollo Samples Could Potentially Solve Lunar Water Origin

11.27.2023 03:30 AM

The lunar surface is affected by solar wind and the recent discovery may help shed light on where lunar water comes from. Continue reading to learn more.

Salt Glaciers Evidence Sparks Excitement for Potential Life on Mercury, Scientists Say

11.25.2023 00:28 AM

Mercury's salt glaciers, a groundbreaking discovery, expand understanding of potential life-sustaining environmental condition. Continue reading to learn more. 

NASA’s Chandra X-Ray Center Transforms Milky Way Telescope Data Into Sheet Music

11.24.2023 02:37 AM

The NASA Chandra X-ray Center has demonstrated a breakthrough by creating music from the center of the Milky Way galaxy. Find more about it in this article.

Powerful JWST-Hubble Telescope Duo Used To Produce Immensely Colorful, Comprehensive Image of Mothra Star

11.23.2023 21:07 PM

The data and instruments of both powerful telescopes were used to produce the ethereal shot. Read to learn more.

Blue Origin Beats SpaceX After NASA Chooses Jeff Bezos’ Company for Psyche Mission

11.23.2023 08:20 AM

Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin beat Elon Musk's SpaceX for NASA's $20 million contract to launch a mission to Mars. Continue reading to learn more.

Mars Temporarily Vanishes Behind the Sun; NASA's Robots Operate Autonomously Until Conclusion of Solar Conjunction

11.20.2023 23:04 PM

NASA halts Mars missions due to solar conjunction when the Red Planet is on the far side of the Sun. Continue reading to learn more.

NASA Satellites Capture Russia’s Klyuchevskoy Volcano Throwing 1,000-Mile-Long Cloud of Dust

11.20.2023 04:00 AM

Russia's Klyuchevskoy volcano left a trail of smoke and ash when it erupted and it was captured by NASA satellites.

NASA’s Hubble Telescope Observed Earth-Sized Planet Orbiting a Red Dwarf Star Just 22 Light-Years Away

11.17.2023 23:31 PM

Hubble Telescope measured LTT 1445 Ac, an Earth-sized exoplanet closest to our Solar System. Read the article to find out more.

NASA: Orbiting Tool Bag From Recent Spacewalk Now Visible Through Binoculars; Here's Your Guide to Spotting It

11.17.2023 01:27 AM

A wayward astronaut's tool bag, released during a spacewalk, becomes an unexpected celestial sight for night sky enthusiasts. Continue reading for more details.

World's First Wooden Satellite: NASA, JAXA To Launch LignoSat, Pioneering Sustainable Space Exploration by Summer 2024

11.14.2023 23:00 PM

NASA and JAXA plan 2024 launch of world's first wooden satellite, LignoSat, to address space junk with biodegradable magnolia wood. Continue reading to learn more details.

Jupiter’s Atmospheric Wind Penetrates the Planet in Cylindrical Pattern, NASA’s Juno Probe Reveals

11.14.2023 04:00 AM

NASA’s Juno mission discovered that Jupiter’s atmospheric winds whip around in cylindrical form, parallel to its spin axis. Find out more about it in this article.

2 Distant Galaxies Discovered at Pandora’s Cluster Using NASA’s JWST Data [Study]

11.14.2023 03:00 AM

Two galaxies within the Pandora's Cluster were discovered using the data from NASA's James Webb Space Telescope. Continue reading to learn more.

Baby Star’s First ‘Screams’ Caught in New Images Taken by NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope

11.13.2023 05:40 AM

NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope snaps stunning images of a young star birth in Orion. Learn more about it in this article.