Medicine & TechnologySpace is full of space debris that may become a high-velocity projectile capable of causing enormous damage. Check out how a small space junk could cause incredible damage to spacecraft.
NASA plans to bring 30 samples from Mars in early 2030 and NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory scientists insist that they should not be sterilized. Continue reading to know why.
NASA Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) recorded a partial solar eclipse that lasted for 35 minutes. Continue reading to know more about the solar activity.
New research suggests that long-duration spaceflight could damage the bones of astronauts even more than previously thought even a year after returning to Earth. Read the article to know more.
AI SpaceFactory presented its 3D printing lunar outpost LINA, which is a collaboration project with NASA Kennedy Space Center. Continue reading to learn how 3D printing could be a solution to space habitation.
NASA announced that Artemis 1 is undergoing critical series of tests this coming weekend to prepare for the launch periods this year. Read to know more.
A near-Earth asteroid safely passed by Earth at a distance of 750,000 miles on Sunday. Continue reading to find out when the space rock will pass by again.
China has announced intentions to construct a solar power facility in space. Continue reading to learn how much solar energy it can send back to Earth.
NASA's Psyche asteroid mission, which was supposed to fly on a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket on Aug. 1, has been pushed back. Read on to know the details.
A team of scientists developed a model that uncovers the origins of the most mysterious object on the universe. Learn more about fast radio waves and how they occur across space.
On May 27, the largest asteroid to pass close to Earth, about twice the size of the Burj Khalifa will safely pass by. Read this article to know the details.
The Angara-1 rocket last tested in April launched into orbit but the payload sent to space is thought to have a substantial problem. Find out more about it here.