Former Astronaut Scott Kelly Supports Study of UAP Amid Rise of Unexplainable Sightings

Medicine & Technology Jun 04, 2023

Scott Kelly shared his thoughts about the study of unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) and supported it. Continue reading to understand why.

NASA Recruits Former Astronaut, 15 Other Experts To Investigate Unidentified Aerial Phenomena

Oct 22, 2022

NASA introduces the team that will investigate unidentified aerial phenomena that are believed to have come from outer space. Read the article to know the full details.

Ex-NASA Astronaut Scott Kelly Ends Twitter Fight Vs. Roscosmos Head Dmitry Rogozin

Mar 17, 2022

Because of this NASA official, retired astronaut Scott Kelly ended his Twitter fight with the head of the Russian space agency. Continue reading to find out what happened.

Ex-NASA Astronaut Scott Kelly Tells Roscosmos Head Dmitry Rogozin to Find McDonald's Job in Twitter Fight

Mar 08, 2022

Here's how a battle of words has broken out between Roscosmos chairman Dimitry Rogozin and retired NASA astronaut Scott Kelly on Twitter.

Viral Video Footage of Astronaut Sneaking a Full Gorilla Suit On Board ISS, Terrified Colleague [WATCH]

Jan 11, 2022

In a hilarious video that has amassed tens of thousands of retweets and more than 180,000 reactions, Tim Peake, a British crew member is seen scrambling in an attempt to escape a gorilla.

Astronaut’s Heart Shrank After One Year in Space Even With Regular Exercise [Study]

Mar 29, 2021

Scientists discovered that the heart of an astronaut who spent almost one year aboard the International Space Station or ISS shrank or is left smaller even with regular exercise.

Can People Really Live Forever in Space? New NASA Study Looks to Answer that Question

Mar 27, 2015

While you might think that NASA and other space agencies have made great strides in investigating the final frontiers of space, it turns out that there are far too many limitations for what humans are able to do. Astronauts and cosmonauts train for the better part of the lives, learning technical information and perfecting the physical attributes needed to live in space. But when it comes down to mission time, they only have a few months in space—at best. Considering that new missions to Mars will look towards taking human journeys far deeper into space than anyone has been before, NASA’s new experiment is looking into how long exposure to zero-gravity will affect humans. And they’re using a familiar method of testing their hypotheses—twins.