NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) shows ridges with freshly exposed bedrock on the moon's surface, which are a result of an active tectonic system
Just as the Eta Atariids meteor shower, the remains of Halley's comet is making an appearance in the sky this week, so is the Swan Comet. Don't miss the chance to view it as it may be the best comet you might see without needing binoculars. Click the link above to learn more.
Do you there is life in other planets? Scientists aren't waiting around to find out. It turns out, there are at least 25 billion places where life could exist in our galaxy alone. Scientists study different approaches such as fingerprinting and using biosignature to determine life in other planets soon.
A radio signal was detected coming deep within outer space. Scientists are still forming theories as to where fast radio bursts come from. Click the link to learn more.
Got nothing better to do this weekend? Grab a blanket and some drinks and watch the Eta Aquariids meteor shower while lying on your backs from your lawn or backyard. That's the best way to do it, NASA says. Click the link above to learn more about the meteor shower.
A piece of the moon is up for grabs in a private sale at Christie's, a British auction house. How much, you ask? Why just about $2.5 million. Learn more about one of the world's largest lunar meteorites on sale by clicking the link above.
The first exoplanet discovered in 2004 may not be a planet at all but just a giant dust cloud created by a collision of two icy asteroids, according to scientists.
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) discovered Borisov, a comet with one of the longest tails at 100,000 miles long, It is carrying water and the highly poisonous gas carbon monoxide in unusually large quantities.