Early Venus Could Have Sustained Liquid Water on Its Surface for Billions of Years That Made It Habitable, Study Suggests

SPACE 03.13.2023 08:10 AM

Venus' modern climate is uninhabitable but researchers found that it did have habitable conditions and liquid water on its surface a long time ago. Read the article to learn more.

Lonely Galaxy Spotted by Chandra in Cluster That Should Hold Many, But Why Is It Alone?

03.13.2023 00:35 AM

Upon studying the environment of the lonely galaxy, astronomers discovered that it should be part of a galaxy cluster. But why was it alone? Read to find out.

ESO's VISTA Telescope Captures Ethereal 9-Gigapixel Picture of Milky Way Galaxy, Revealing 84 Million Stars

03.12.2023 22:00 PM

The impressive high-resolution image of the Milky Way has a size of 24.6 gigabytes. Read to learn more.

Eliminate Space Junk: Scientists Call for Legally-binding Treaty to Protect Earth's Orbit

03.10.2023 21:52 PM

Millions of bits of space junk exist in orbit above the Earth, posing a serious hazard to satellites, spacecraft, and astronauts. Read the article to learn more.

What Is the Shape of the Universe? Here's What Einstein's Theory of General Relativity Suggests

03.10.2023 01:19 AM

Albert Einstein also endeavored in finding the shape of the universe two years after proposing his theory of general relativity. Find out in this article what he thinks is the shape of the universe.

NASA Plans to Launch Artemis II in November 2024, Reports Update on the Successful Artemis I Mission

03.09.2023 08:00 AM

NASA is on track to its target launch date for its first crewed Artemis Moon mission on Thanksgiving 2024. Read the article to learn more about this story.

Earth's Water Older Than the Sun Astronomers Found 'Missing Link' on How It Reached the Solar System

03.09.2023 01:47 AM

Astronomers discovered gaseous water in a planet-forming disc around a star, supporting the theory that water on Earth is older than the Sun. Read the article to learn more.

NASA Discovers Asteroid as Big as Olympic-size Swimming Pool; Space Rock Has 1-in-600 Chance of Impacting Earth

03.08.2023 20:31 PM

The newly discovered space rock could hit the earth by 2046. Read to learn more. A huge asteroid was observed to have a 1-in-600 chance of hitting the earth around two decades from now.

NASA James Webb Space Telescope Spots Super-Chemically Abundant Galaxy

03.08.2023 09:00 AM

NASA James Webb Space Telescope found the early galaxy SPT0418-47 and noticed its companion SPT0418-SE which is abundant with star formation. Read the article for the full story.

30-Year-old Hubble Space Telescope Slowly Falling Lower in Orbit, Requiring Immediate Remedy

03.08.2023 08:00 AM

Hubble Space Telescope is aging but it has still more years of usefulness remaining if only it can be saved from further going down orbit. Read the article to learn how NASA is planning to save it.

Galaxy-size Shockwaves Shake the Cosmic Web; Further Study May Shed Light on the Role of Celestial Magnetic Fields in Shaping the Universe

03.08.2023 01:56 AM

For the first time, astronomers could detect strong shockwaves shaking the cosmic web. Read to learn more.

How Fragile Is the Solar System? It May Take One Planet To Wipe Out Life on Earth

03.07.2023 22:51 PM

If a super-earth was present between Jupiter and Mars and made small movements, the planets in the solar system could get destabilized, and life on earth could be wiped out. Read to learn more.

Sunset on Mars? NASA Curiosity Rover Snaps Visible Sun Rays on the Red Planet For the First Time

03.07.2023 20:35 PM

This was the first time scientists got to see visible sun rays on the red planet clearly. Read to learn more.

Dark Energy That Periodically Switches On, Off Could Lead To More Big Bangs

03.07.2023 10:35 AM

More Big Bangs can happen due to the mysterious phenomenon called dark energy. Read for more details.

Japan's Newest Rocket Fails Minutes Into Its First Flight; JAXA Ordered It To Be Destroyed After Failing to Reach Orbit

03.07.2023 05:31 AM

Japan's next-gen H3 rocket was commanded to self-destruct along with its sole payload, a satellite for Earth observation. Read the article to learn more.