TECH & INNOVATIONJapan's space agency wants to build a moon base with the help of robots. Japan has announced high aspirations in the form of an unmanned construction site on the Moon.
Disease and corrosion inducing bacteria is found on the ISS. The International Space Station is filled with bacteria and fungi that can cause diseases and form biofilms that promote antibiotic resistance, and can even corrode the spacecraft, a new study has found.
A very old star is found, and its contents are a bit weird. In the halo of the Milky Way, a tiny, ancient star called J0023+0307 drifts about. It's very old indeed, which isn't uncommon for stars in the halo-but it contains no detectable carbon, which is rather unusual.
Scientists discover a white dwarf slightly larger than Earth. Stars are amazing; from their creation and all through their lifespan they represent beauty, power and mystery.
The Japanese Space vehicle Hayabusa2 has been launched to probe on an asteroid names Ryugu in 2018. It was sent out to collect samples from the asteroid for scientists to study about back home.
Scientists examine the Sun’s rain and its changing scientific theory. On Earth, rain is just one part of the larger water cycle; it begins when water collected on the planet's surface is heated by the Sun.
For five months in mid 2017, Emily Mason did the same thing every day. Arriving to her office at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, she sat at her desk, opened up her computer, and stared at images of the Sun
A fragment of a planet that has survived the death of its star has been discovered by University of Warwick astronomers in a disc of debris formed from destroyed planets, which the star ultimately consumes
NASA is sending the Parker probe into mission number two of 24 missions to the Sun. (Photo : NASA/Johns Hopkins APL/Steve Gribben)Parker Solar Probe artist rendering At 6:40 P.
Researchers have been trying for years to find a cure for Parkinson’s and sadly, there isn’t one yet. But NASA revealed that their astronauts in the International Space Station are also trying to find a cure for it.
The spacecraft is scheduled to land next week. "This is actually the most critical maneuver our spacecraft will do during the mission," said Ido Anteby, chief executive of the nonprofit, SpaceIL.