NASA Launches NICER; The First Ever Mission To Study Neutron Stars from the International Space Station

TECH & INNOVATION 06.07.2017 12:26 PM

NASA launched a mission to study the super-dense neutron star aboard the SpaceX cargo resupply to the International Space Station.

Aliens Visited And Migrated On Earth, Space Entrepreneur Robert Bigelow Believes

06.06.2017 12:14 PM

A space entrepreneur named Robert Bigelow holds on to his belief that aliens have visited Earth and migrates here. More so, one-third or 54 percent of Americans support Bigelow in his belief.

SpaceX Dragon Capsule Arrives Successfully For Its 11th Cargo Mission To ISS

06.06.2017 11:28 AM

After two days of space travel, the SpaceX Dragon capsule successfully arrives at the ISS. The 11th cargo mission of the Dragon will deliver supplies and science experiments to NASA astronauts in the space station.

NASA’s Plan To Launch Artificial Colored Clouds Over Mid-Atlantic Coast Moved To June 11

06.06.2017 04:24 AM

NASA's plan is to launch canisters with blue, green and red vapors to color the clouds and let their scientists study particle motion in space.

Emergency Medical Procedures Not Applicable In Space, Separate Training For Future Space Travelers Required In Survival Scenarios

06.05.2017 14:08 PM

Space Travellers will be facing a tough challenge when facing situations that require emergency medical procedures in the deep realm of space. A multitasking training is suggested to secure the safety of fellow space crew in the field of emergency medical applications.

NASA Preparing For The 'Touch The Sun' Exploration Next Year; Mission Aims To Protect Earth From Solar Storms

06.05.2017 14:01 PM

As NASA is allegedly preparing for the 'touch the sun' exploration next year, it is setting its mission which aims gather data and use it to protect Earth's extraordinary events like solar storms.

Supermassive Black Holes Might Unravel The Mystifying Fifth Force Of The Universe

06.05.2017 13:27 PM

Recent reports are saying that supermassive black holes might unravel the mystifying fifth force of the universe based on the latest studies of space experts.

NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter Finds Many Interesting, Strange Holes on Mars South Pole

06.05.2017 12:50 PM

NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter discover many intriguing deep holes in the South Pole of the red planet beside the shallow pits.

LIGO Detected Gravitational Waves That Intrigues The Nature Of Black Holes & Dark Matter For The Third Time

06.05.2017 04:13 AM

Physicists from LIGO has detected gravitational waves for the third time. Physicists from the LIGO were reported to detect gravitational waves for the third time already in history.

Japan Launches The “Michibiki” No.2 Satellite To Build The Homegrown Geolocation System

06.04.2017 02:04 AM

Japan has just launched the “Michibiki” No.2 satellite with an aim to boost the GPS system and to have the homegrown GPS system.

John F. Kennedy's Space Legacy Honored By NASA On His 100th Birthday

06.03.2017 08:10 AM

John F Kennedy's life and inheritance were recalled on his 100th birthday celebration by NASA. He was the 35th President of the United States of America.

Solar System Formation & Evolution: Scientists Claim It Started 4.6 Million Years Ago

06.03.2017 07:59 AM

How was the solar system formed? What was the main and initial process involved in it? Scientists have found out that the solar system, which is seen today, was very different from the initially created solar system.

Space X Launch Tentatively Rescheduled Due To A Lightning Strike Near Cape Canaveral

06.02.2017 15:35 PM

After a lightning strike within the ten-mile radius of Cape Canaveral launch site SpaceX postponed their 11th cargo resupply mission. This mission conducts with a refurbished Dragon cargo ship for the first time.

Curiosity Rover Discovers An Indication of Chemical Stratification In The Mars Ancient Lake

06.02.2017 15:30 PM

The Curiosity rover in Mars has discovered an indication of chemical stratification in an ancient lake on Mars.

NASA's Chandra X-Ray Observatory Found The Evidence Of Earliest Supermassive Black Holes

06.02.2017 15:23 PM

A long-standing question in astrophysics is: how and when did supermassive black holes appear and grow in the early universe? New research using NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory and the Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS) suggests that an answer to this question lies with the intermittent way giant black holes may consume material in the first billion years after the Big Ban