SPACEA sunspot unexpectedly explodes, creating a solar flare that hit the magnetosphere on Monday and a coronal mass ejection that missed Earth. Read the article to know more details.
Destructive solar storms may not be responsible for the radiation spots observed in earth trees according to latest studies. Know more about this topic here, read now to continue!
The final lunar eclipse, which will be the last in three years, will be visible across much of North and South America. Continue reading to know how to see this occurrence on Election Day 2022.
Read on to know what to expect as NASA will launch JPSS-2 weather satellite on Nov. 10. On November 10, NASA will launch the Joint Polar Satellite System-2 (JPSS-2), a weather satellite that will observe Earth's weather patterns from orbit.
More than 8,200 pounds of science research and cargo are being delivered to the International Space Station by a Northrop Grumman Cygnus resupply spacecraft from NASA's Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia. Read on to know the details.
According to American intelligence officials, Chinese surveillance drones are connected to reported UFO encounters. Read on to know more about this revelation.
Six months after Rocket Lab's first attempt to recapture the first-stage booster mid-air, their second attempt has unfortunately failed as the helicopter did not catch the booster this time. Read the article to know the full details.
Read on to know why on Earth is China crashing Long March 5B rockets! There were concerns about where a 23-ton chunk of space junk from China's Long March 5B rocket launch might land again, but it has already safely dropped into the south-central Pacific Ocean.
The US Space Force reported that China has released an unknown space object into orbit. Don't be left with the unknown, know the latest news here at Science Times.
It's fireball season! Catch the Taurid meteor shower this weekend ahead of the total lunar eclipse on Elections Day. Read the article to know more details about these cosmic events.
Read on to know why Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter found a pimple on the Martian Planet. The widespread organic pimple on a person's face does not affect rocks or outer space objects, partly because the bumps are caused mainly by hair follicles that become blocked with oil or debris.
The process of converting the lunar soil sample into rocket fuel and oxygen could work autonomously even without astronauts. Learn from this article how researchers made it possible.