Tonga Volcano Eruption: Astronauts Captured Tragic Event From Space [Watch]

SPACE 01.21.2022 01:05 AM

The aftermath of the enormous Tonga Eruption was filmed by astronauts on the International Space Station.

SpaceX Delays Dragon’s Departure From Space Station to Saturday Due to Weather

01.20.2022 22:54 PM

On Saturday, a SpaceX Cargo Dragon spacecraft will leave the International Space Station (ISS) with supplies and research experiments for return to Earth.

'Oumuamua: Scientists Want to Launch A 22 Year Mission For This Extraordinary Object

01.20.2022 21:26 PM

According to a recently published report, Project Lyra will launch a probe to check if 'Oumuamua is as unusual as it looks.

Star Fuel Reservoirs That Surround Galaxies, Enable Formation of New Planets

01.20.2022 14:23 PM

In a study published recently, astronomer Sanchayeeta Borthakur from Arizona State University has identified the faint fuel reservoirs surrounding galaxies, and how much fuel can fall into galaxies, enabling them to form new planetary systems and stars.

NASA Offers Challenge and Reward In Finding Solution For Waste, Trash Sustainable Reprocessing In Mars and Other Space Missions; How to Join

01.20.2022 00:15 AM

NASA is looking for answers to the challenges presented by space waste. Have you ever wondered how astronauts managed to stay in space for so long without running out of resources or suffocating in their own waste? NASA is also curious about such things - especially when people start living on Mars.

Astrophotographer Gambled His Eyesight to Capture Venus in Front of the Sun

01.19.2022 23:35 PM

An astrophotography expert took the most dangerous cosmic shot ever from the planet Venus as it passed through the blinding face of sun.

Russian Cosmonauts Completes First Spacewalk Of 2022 Ahead Of Future Spaceflights

01.19.2022 22:50 PM

After two cosmonauts performed a seven-hour spacewalk, Russia's new multi-port docking module at the International Space Station is ready to accept its maiden spacecraft.

NASA Artemis I Moon Mission: Space Agency Targets Late February for 'Wet Dress Rehearsal' On The Launch Pad

01.19.2022 21:27 PM

NASA's Artemis program's first moonbound rocket and spacecraft are slated to have a "wet dress rehearsal" on the launch pad in February.

Is Moon's Crust Made Of 'Slushy' Magma Ocean? Here's What Experts Say!

01.19.2022 19:24 PM

According to a new research, the moon's crust might have originated from a 'slushy' lava ocean that froze over hundreds of millions of years.

NASA Executed Plan of Cleaning Perseverance Rover Weeks After Martian Pebbles Got Stuck While Collecting Samples

01.19.2022 08:21 AM

NASA team operating the Perseverance rover awaits the results of how the clean-up went after the rover was unable to shut close the lid after some pebbles got stuck on its throat while collecting its sixth Red Planet rock sample late last month.

SpaceX Sends Off 2,000th Starlink Satellite From Kennedy Space Center

01.19.2022 04:53 AM

A two-stage SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carrying 49 Starlink satellites took off from NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

ESA Cuts Down Wannabe Astronauts Down From 23,000 to 1,391

01.19.2022 03:37 AM

The European Space Agency has reduced the number of applicants for astronaut positions from 23,000 to 1,391, with the next step focusing on cognitive, technical, and personality exams.

ESA's Rosalind Franklin Mars Rover Will Launch in September After 2-Year Delay

01.18.2022 23:20 PM

Rosalind Franklin Mars rover has completed its final testing and is on track to launch in September, the UK Space Agency has announced.

Lunar Rover Missions: Will NASA, Other Countries Set Foot On Moon By 2022?

01.18.2022 20:45 PM

NASA has set 2022 as the year for two lunar landers and one small robot to return to the moon's surface.

New Exomoon Twice the Size of Earth Revolves Around Jupiter-Sized Exoplanet

01.18.2022 04:34 AM

Astronomers from Columbia University discovered a potential exomoon twice the size of our planet. It revolves around an exoplanet that has a mass similar to Jupiter.