Elon Musk Says SpaceX Starlink Has Already Reached More Than 250,000 User Terminals; What Does It Mean?

SPACE 02.14.2022 22:35 PM

Elon Musk stated that SpaceX's Starlink already has a vast array of 250,000 user terminals. Elon Musk said more than a quarter of a million people might be receiving internet from space right now.

SpaceX Polaris Program: Starship Will Start Human Flights Soon; Who Are The Members?

02.14.2022 20:34 PM

The Polaris program is a new online endeavor aimed at advancing human spaceflight for future missions focused on SpaceX's Starship flights.

Do Smaller Galaxies Lose Their Dark Matter on Collisions? Here’s What Experts Say

02.14.2022 20:22 PM

According to new study, large galaxies may take dark matter from smaller galaxies with which they are on the verge of colliding.

Quantum Mechanical Tunneling May Explain How Life Appeared on Earth

02.14.2022 11:00 AM

A new study reveals how peptides, part of the building block of life on Earth, can be formed in the conditions of space. Findings serves as a clue to how life came to our planet.

NASA Hubble Space Telescope Spots a Weird Pair of Interacting Galaxies

02.14.2022 10:00 AM

NASA Hubble Space Telescope has captured a pair of interacting galaxies known as Arp 282. NASA's Hubble Space Telescope discovered an unusual picture of two galaxies seeming to 'dance' with one another in an interaction called Arp 282.

Is the ISS Retiring? NASA Details Plans for Using Privately Developed Space Stations in the Future

02.14.2022 09:41 AM

NASA announced earlier this month that missions in the International Space Station will continue until 2030, but plans to retire to use private space stations after that.

India's First Space Launch in 2022 Successfully Carried EOS-4 Satellite to Orbit

02.14.2022 05:55 AM

India's space agency ISRO successfully launched the EOS-4 satellite this Monday, February 14, from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre and aboard the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle.

Snow Moon 2022: NASA Shares Tips On How to Watch Full Moon This February

02.14.2022 02:17 AM

This Wednesday is the February full moon, often known as the Snow Moon. February is such a short month that any astrological landmark is significant. So, even though it's freezing outdoors, go outside to see the Snow Moon.

Is It Possible to Play Football on Mars? Experts Explain What Super Bowl LVI Would Look if Played on the Red Planet

02.14.2022 02:11 AM

United Launch Alliance CEO Tory Bruno and NBC sports producer Brad Fosler explain what a football match, such as the Super Bowl LVI, would look like on Mars.

NASA Juno Spacecraft Finds Weird Pepperoni Storm Topping Jupiter Similar To Your Favorite Pizza [Watch]

02.13.2022 23:30 PM

NASA Juno satellite caught a strange storm that resembles pepperoni pizza on Jupiter. NASA Juno spacecraft revealed a stunning video of a "pepperoni" storm circling Jupiter.

SpaceX Falcon 9 Mistaken For Old Chinese Spacecraft That Will Contaminate, Crash on Moon This March

02.13.2022 21:54 PM

The rogue rocket on its way to the Moon belongs to a Chinese mission from 2014, which is still on track to impact and contaminate the lunar surface in March.

ESA ExoMars Mission Finds Dust Devil Tracks, Chaotic Mounds in Mars [LOOK]

02.13.2022 20:55 PM

A hauntingly stunning photograph of the surface of Hooke Crater on Mars has been released by the European Space Agency (ESA).

HelioSwarm, MUSE Missions: Will These Help NASA Understand Earth-Sun Relationship?

02.12.2022 23:50 PM

NASA has chosen two research missions to assist advance our understanding of the Sun: the Multi-slit Solar Explorer (MUSE) and HelioSwarm.

Mars Lost Its Magnetic Field Because of Hydrogen, Sulfur [Study]

02.12.2022 22:58 PM

A new research reveals that fundamental changes among elements in Mars' core may have caused the planet to lose its magnetic field early in its history.

NASA James Webb Space Telescope Captures Shocking Selfie With 'First Light' 18 Times

02.12.2022 22:23 PM

The NASA James Webb Space Telescope takes a 'selfie' of its primary mirror and sends photographs of its first star.