Astronaut Snoopy Rides Aboard the International Space Station

SPACE 12.04.2019 09:05 AM

Astronaut Snoopy has been NASA's mascot since 1968, a product of a 51-year partnership between the Space Agency and Peanut, first to promote safety in human spaceflight and in recent years, to use the famous cartoon beagle to promote science, technology, engineering, and mathematics and encourage children to be interested in those fields.

Scientists Found a Place Where No Life is Present

12.02.2019 09:58 AM

The findings in this study disproves an earlier research which claims that microorganisms can survive extreme environments similar to that of Dallol. This previous study also proposed that these extreme environments are kind of similar to what Mars used to be.

India's Vikram Lander Confirmed to Crash on the Surface of the Moon

12.02.2019 09:51 AM

The India Space Research Organisation was able to locate the crash site of India's Vikram lander last September 10 through the orbiter installed on the Chandrayaan-2; however, there is no communication with it yet.

The Planet Mercury Passes Across The Sun

12.02.2019 06:08 AM

This article contains the overview of how the planet Mercury was seen passing across the Sun. The tiny planet Mercury was seen traveling across the Sun in a beautiful entrance.

Global Warming Is Escalating The El Niño Weather

11.30.2019 07:34 AM

This article consists of how global warming intensifies the weather of El Niño. Events of El Niño do not happen because of climate change; these are a natural phenomenon that has been happening for thousands of years.

Jupiter's Great Red Spot is Here to Stay

11.29.2019 18:27 PM

Most of the alarm about the seemingly falling apart of Jupiter's Great Red Spot came from amateur astronomers who were able to observe rose-colored clouds breaking away from the 15,000-mile-wide storm.

Super Guppy Transports Orion Spacecraft to NASA's Plum Brook Station for Testing

11.28.2019 10:37 AM

Super Guppy is a massive aircraft. Its cargo area alone measures 25 feet in diameter and 111 feet in length.

NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Finds the Crash Site of the Chinese Lunar Spacecraft

11.27.2019 10:11 AM

The Longjiang-2 reportedly crashed on the far side of the moon after completing its orbital mission on July 31.

Acfer 094 Contains Fossilized Ice Which Can Be a Gateway to Understanding the Creation of the Solar System

11.27.2019 10:02 AM

The asteroid was considered to be a part of a much larger asteroid that roamed the solar system. Meteorites are solid debris from outer space that land on Earth, are often believed to contain materials that will somehow give an insight into the creation of the solar system.

BRUIE is NASA's Solution to Finding Life in Oceanic Worlds

11.27.2019 10:00 AM

If it becomes successful in approaching these water worlds, BRUIE can help scientists learn a lot about the topography of the underside of the ice found in these satellites, including how they were formed and its effects on the immediate environment since the ice have the ability to trap gases either from biological or geological processes.

Venus-Jupiter Conjunction Can Be Experienced All Throughout the Week

11.26.2019 08:15 AM

The pair will be visible 30 minutes after the sunset at 19 degrees just above the horizon. Observers of the night sky were able to experience a spectacular sight with the conjunction of Venus and Jupiter.

Space Hotel is Set To Launch In 2025 and Will Give the Ultimate Space Experience

11.22.2019 07:15 AM

Private company The Gateway Foundation is designing a space hotel that can take its passengers in space and experience the life that is only seen in science fiction movies

SpaceX Successfuly Takes First Steps to Space Transportation

11.18.2019 08:44 AM

The success of this test launch is considered the first step to flying NASA astronauts to the International Space Station starting 2020.

NASA in Hot Seat as Watchdog Finds Boeing Received Unnecessary Payments

11.18.2019 08:43 AM

Unfair treatment by NASA to one space commercial vehicle provider, as reported by a NASA watchdog NASA is alleged to have overpaid payments with its multibillion-dollar contract with Boeing to build U.

Spaceflight Triggers Structural Changes in the Brain of Astronauts

11.16.2019 06:41 AM

With the help of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), researchers from the Medical University of South Carolina observed how the human brain adapts to extreme conditions such as the microgravity environment outside of Earth.