Astonishing 17-Pound Meteorite Found in Antarctic Ice

SPACE 01.25.2023 20:30 PM

There is only around a hundred larger or same-sized meteorites that have been spotted across Antarctica. Read to know more.

New 3D Map of Local Bubble Reveals Its Magnetic Field Structure That Will Help Examine Superbubbles in Novel Ways

01.25.2023 09:46 AM

Astronomers unveil the new 3D map of the supernova-blown Local Bubble, which is considered a first-of-its-kind. Check it out in this article.

London Bus-Sized Asteroid Will Fly By Earth Friday, NASA Warns

01.25.2023 09:00 AM

An asteroid the size of a London bus will fly close to Earth Friday. Read the article for more details.

Radio Telescope Captures the Contemporary-Art-Like Heart of Milky Way Galaxy, Showcasing a Major Leap of Its Capabilities

01.25.2023 08:57 AM

An image from the MeerKAT radio telescope shows radio emissions from different phenomena, including the heart of the Milky Way galaxy from 25,000 light-years away. Check out its stunning photo that looks like contemporary art in this article.

NASA JPL Psyche Mission Preparation Resumes After a Year of Delay

01.25.2023 08:27 AM

NASA JPL announced the resumption of preparations for the Psyche Mission and its possible launch this year! Read on to know more about this news!

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Sent Back Images of the Coldest Region in the Universe Where Stars and Planets are Born

01.25.2023 07:19 AM

The newest studies of frozen molecules by NASA's James Webb Space Telescope will aid scientists in understanding how habitable planets emerge. Read the article to learn more.

HighlY Interactive ParticlE Relics Experiment (HYPER) Model Proposed by Scientists to Explain Dark Matter Formation in Early Universe

01.25.2023 06:20 AM

The HighlY Interactive ParticlE Relics or the HYPER model suggests the explanation of formation of dark matter in space. Read on to know more!

Venus Is Earth's Evil Twin; Here's Why

01.24.2023 21:54 PM

A NASA scientist has dubbed Venus as the earth's evil twin. Read to know why. A recent video from NASA has dubbed Venus as the earth's evil twin.

South Korea's Lunar Orbiter 'Danuri' Releases Astonishing Photos of Moon, Earth; Spacecraft Continues Search For Potential Landing Sites

01.24.2023 21:40 PM

A month after starting its orbit, South Korea's Danuri sends back breathtaking photos of the earth and moon as it continues its lunar mission. Read to know more.

SpaceX Completes First Wet Dress Rehearsal For Starship, Spacecraft on Track For Orbital Test Flight

01.24.2023 11:30 AM

SpaceX's Starship is nearing its first orbital test flight after a successful wet dress rehearsal. Read on to know the full story.

Earth, Moon’s Cislunar Space Is Becoming Overcrowded, May Result in War [Report]

01.24.2023 08:09 AM

Space is "running out of space" and this may result in space war. Read on to know why. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Unknown Author (The U. S. National Archives)) Space is "running out of space", and this may result in space war.

NASA Proposes Nuclear Rocket Design for Future Space Mission; Will It Be Possible to Send Astronauts to Mars in Just 45 Days?

01.24.2023 01:13 AM

NASA recently announced financing a nuclear rocket that might reduce the travel time to reach Mars from seven months to 45 days. Check out this article to learn more details.

Primordial Asteroids Within the Solar System Are Hard To Destroy; Could Earth's Safety Be at Stake?

01.23.2023 22:53 PM

Primordial asteroids have survived for over 4.2 billion years even after several collisions. Read to know more.

Hubble Space Telescope Captures Young Stars in Tempestuous Moods About 1,450 Light-Years From Earth

01.23.2023 21:52 PM

The new image from NASA/ESA's Hubble Space Telescope features tempestuous young stars in the Orion Nebula. Tap the article to learn more about them.

Astronomers Detect Star System With Two Super-Mercuries and Three Super-Earths; How Rare Are These Planets?

01.23.2023 21:43 PM

The presence of these rare planets make the said solar system an extremely rare find. Read to know more.