Medicine & TechnologyThis week, skyviewers are in for a treat from the Moon, planets, and stars. Read to find out what's in the night sky this week and how to watch these events.
This 56th flight of the NASA Ingenuity helicopter is another testament to how the helicopter goes beyond expectations, as it was first designed to only conduct five flight demonstrations. Read to learn more.
According to India's space agency, it will take the Aditya craft four months to reach its L1 destination, where it will start orbiting and observing the Sun. Read to learn more.
Atomic clocks bridge astrophysics with Earth, seeking ultralight particles to unveil dark matter mysteries in a controlled lab setting. Continue reading to learn more.
Pragyan rover discovers sulfur traces via an innovative LIBS instrument that probes the Moon's surface by obliterating it. Continue reading to learn more.
India's six-wheeled rover successfully navigated a ten-foot crater on the Moon that seemingly threatened to swallow it. Continue reading to learn more details.
Researchers discovered that Erg Chech 002, the oldest meteorite ever found, had more Aluminium-26 (26AI) radioactive isotope, which is typically used in computing meteorite age, compared to other achondrites or stony meteorites of similar ages. Read to learn more.
NASA's Viking mission may have found alien life on Mars, but experiments of adding water could have accidentally killed them. Read the article for more details.
On early Sunday morning, a bright meteor streaked through the sky, possibly a Perseids meteor shower participant, created a luminous display. Read the article for more details.