SPACENASA/ESA's James Webb Space Telescope continues to amaze and this time it has revealed an exquisite image of unseen galaxies in the North Ecliptic Pole from its PEARLS project. Check it out in this article to learn more.
The year 2023 is just beginning, and the night sky events are also just starting. Check out how to see the first full Moon of the year and the Quadrantids meteor shower all happening this week.
Read on to know the possible scientific events in 2023! As the new year begins, it is natural to consider what the future might hold in terms of scientific and health developments.
Check out the list of "potentially hazardous" near-Earth objects (NEOs) that will make a close approach to the planet this year as they come within 0.05 astronomical units close.
Space launches this year will hopefully open a new era of space exploration that will take it to new heights. Take a look at these critical launches in this article.
Read on to know how scientists have predicted when the sun will die and how it will happen. The Sun greatly influences the globe since it controls the weather, ocean currents, seasons, and climate and allows plant life through photosynthesis.
Read on to know the best astronomical observations, theories, and mysteries of space this 2022! In the past year, there have been several notable developments related to extraterrestrial life and space.
Read on to know how SpaceX Falcon 9 performed during its last flight in 2022. SpaceX launched a $186 million Israeli Earth-imaging satellite early on Friday, capping off a record-breaking year with its 61st and last Falcon 9 flight of 2022 and its seventh this month.
Saturn's Enceladus has a vast ocean covered by an icy shell and near its mouth pole, hundreds of plumes of water vapor burst through the ice where scientists detected methane that could be a sign of microbial life. Read the article to learn more details.
Should Russia be unable to deploy another craft for safety or other reasons, NASA is looking into whether SpaceX's Crew Dragon can fill in for this need. Read to know more.