SPACEA large asteroid will streak past Earth today and enthusiasts can watch it by live streaming. Reports about a large asteroid passing through the Earth today is headlining the news as of this moment.
NASA has planned to live stream a 360-degree video of rocket launch on its YouTube channel. It will be the first ever attempt by NASA at live streaming using 360-degree surround cameras.
NASA recently reveals that Saturn Moon Titan have 'electric sand' that could make castles raising speculation that an alien form could be behind all of this.
NASA blames the ESA on the delay of Trump's plan to send an astronaut to the moon. Meanwhile, Dr. Zubrin believes, its NASA which should take the blame.
NASA has made a huge alien breakthrough after they discovered Tatooine-like Aline World. Nasa has found planets using Kepler telescope that could support life.
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has caught a delightful picture of starbursts in Virgo. It has spotted a numerous number of observations till now, out of which this one is very different.
NOAA's GOES-s has successfully passed the first phase of the extreme test in a thermal vacuum chamber. During the test, it has to go through four cycles of extreme temperature that most common in space.
The meteors when arcing through the atmosphere produce a hissing sound. The reason for this ‘music of the meteors’, is shrouded in mystery that a new hypothesis tries of unraveling.
A new method has used simulated Martian and lunar dust to 3D print flexible, tough rubber tools.The near lack of an atmosphere and weather on Mars does have some advantages, as does the highly reduced gravity compared to Earth. The 3D printed buildings will not need to withstand strong winds or gravitational pressure, which will add to the longevity of the infrastructure.
Space debris has been an increasingly threatening problem and scientists all over the world are working fast to solve it. Not only do they pose threats to humans outside of Earth, even humans om Earth are certain to be affected.
Find out about NASA's second plant growth development in space mission here. NASA’s second plant growth system, Advanced Plant Habitat was reported to ride on the Atlas V rocket and travel to the International Space Station.