TECH & INNOVATIONAstronomy-lover? If so, then you definitely need a telescope. Determining the best telescope for viewing planets and stars can be a daunting feat. Fret not, as this list will guide you in determining which telescope works best for you and your needs. Click the link above to find the best telescope for checking out the stars.
NASA will perform a "Checkpoint" rehearsal on the spacecraft, OSIRIS-REx this week as it is set to touch base in 101955 Bennu in August. The mission aims to collect samples from the asteroid for further studies. The actual mission is set to happen on August 25, 2020. Click the link above to find out more.
Hubble Space Telescope captures a new image of the 'Pillars of Creation' as newborn stars are formed around it that could destroy these towering tendrils of cosmic dust and gas.
Researchers from the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) released images of the Sun showing fine threads of million-degree plasma woven throughout its atmosphere.
Check this out! The Event Horizon Telescope captured images of hot plasma astrophysical jets spewing out of the super black hole, M 87. These images are a huge accomplishment as last year only a shadow of the black hole could be seen. Click to find out more.
Space enthusiast? You won't want to miss viewing the colossal Asteroid 52768 as it enters Earth's neighbourhood this month. View it as it zips by Earth live and online. Find out how.
The super pink moon is coming again this 2020. Don't miss the moonrise on April 17 to witness this rare occurrence. View the pink moon from the comfort of your own home, even from your own balcony.
Along with the 10.9 million names of science fans etched on NASA's Perseverance rover is a 'special' hidden message it will be carrying as it journeys to the red planet in July.
Springtime stargazers are in for a treat this April as super pink full moon is not the only celestial event to look forward this month. That includes a rare chance to see a comet!
Medical doctor and astronaut at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), Andrew Morgan, paid his fellow doctors a tribute during the National Doctor's Day.
Gen. John W. Raymond said, whether Space Force is operating in a growingly competitive, opposed or crowded space territory miles and miles above, or continuing to offer space-enabling abilities, they are effectively and safely conducting their mission.