Bacterial Stains Aboard International Space Station May Help Plants Grow on Mars

SPACE 03.16.2021 01:09 AM

A discovery aboard the International Space Station may help generate the 'fuel' to help plants endure stressful circumstances in space.

NASA Celebrates the Navajo Language With Perseverance Finds on Mars

03.16.2021 00:46 AM

NASA honors the Native American Navajo language through the names of different features found by the Perseverance on Mars, starting with the rock named "Máaz" - Navajo for "Mars."

NASA Says Biggest Asteroid Will Pass By Earth With 77,000mph Speed; Here's How to Watch This Rare Moment

03.15.2021 23:33 PM

NASA scientists have verified that an asteroid traveling through space at around 77,000mph will safely pass Earth this week. The asteroid poses no danger to our safety.

Starship’s Orbital Launch Debut: SpaceX Targets to Make It Happen in Summer 2021

03.15.2021 21:43 PM

A NASA Spaceflight reports SpaceX wants to begin its orbital launch attempts of Starship as early as July 1, 2021, a few months from now.

NASA Astronaut Assigned For Soyuz Mission Could Spend Year in Space to Make a Russian Film

03.15.2021 20:45 PM

NASA could soon chalk up another one-year space mission thanks to an out-of-this-world Russian movie-making deal.

Russia, China Eyes Placing Humans on Lunar Space Station; Are They Really Up for Space Race?

03.15.2021 07:34 AM

Two global superpowers – Russia and China – are partnering to build an international scientific research station on the moon.

Russia Commissions Neutrino Telescope at Lake Baikal; Is It An Underwater Telescope?

03.15.2021 05:59 AM

Russian scientists launched a massive underwater space telescope on March 13, lowering modules through the frozen surface of Lake Baikal to get a better view of neutrinos.

International Space Station Releases Its Largest Space Garbage Ever; What Happens If It Enters Earth?

03.14.2021 22:14 PM

NASA sent commands to the International Space Station for the release of the most massive object ever jettisoned from the orbiting outpost.

SpaceX Launches Falcon 9 Rocket For The 9th Time Carrying 60 Starlink Satellites

03.14.2021 21:10 PM

The SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket successfully sent 60 Starlink satellites into orbit. The mission previously completed eight flights prior to this launch.

SpaceX Falcon 9 Booster Rocket Attempts 9th Record Flight with Starlink Launch

03.13.2021 23:00 PM

SpaceX's Falcon 9 boosters are set to launch their 2nd Starlink mission this year on Sunday, March 14 marking the 9th flight of the boosters B1051.

NASA Astronauts Face Few Snags As They Spacewalk to Fix ISS Plumbing; Here's What Happened

03.13.2021 21:18 PM

NASA astronauts took a spacewalk on Saturday to rearrange space station plumbing, careful to avoid toxic ammonia coolant still lingering in the lines.

Watch China’s Long March 7A Successful Takeoff After Failure; When Is the Next Wenchang TakeOff?

03.12.2021 22:33 PM

China announced success in the flight of its new, medium-lift Long March 7A rocket. For the first time, it sent experimental payloads into a geosynchronous transfer orbit.

Oldest Crater of the World Isn't a Meteorite Crash Site, Here's What Geological Study Reveal

03.12.2021 06:00 AM

Several years after science experts discovered what was considered the oldest crater made by a meteorite on Earth, another team found it is actually the outcome of normal geological processes.

Blue Origin, NASA Collaborate to Re-Create Moon-like Gravity in Rockets Set for Artemis Missions

03.12.2021 01:28 AM

Blue Origin and NASA are recreating the moon's orbit on Blue Origin's New Shepard rocket to test payloads and train astronauts set for the lunar mission on Artemis I.

SpaceX Starlink Mission a Success, Musk Awarded Two More National Security Launches

03.11.2021 20:53 PM

On Thursday, SpaceX successfully launched Falcon 9 booster rockets carrying Starlink satellites, adding to the largest artificial constellation of satellites. Additionally, SpaceX was awarded two national security launches beating out Northrop Grumman and Blue Origin.