NASA Launches Another Sounding Rocket Carrying Spectrograph For Sun Observation

TECH & INNOVATION 05.06.2017 09:31 AM

NASA has launched another sounding rocket on Friday. This is the third one carrying spectrograph launched to observe the sun and finding some answers.

NASA Sounding Rocket Capable Of Capturing 1,500 Images Of Sun In 5 Minutes: RAISE Mission

05.06.2017 09:23 AM

As part of RAISE mission from NASA, the space agency is all set to launch a sounding rocket for capturing 1500 images of the sun in 5 minutes.

Astronomers Find Nearby Star A Good Model Of Early Solar System

05.06.2017 04:04 AM

Astronomers discover Epsilon Eridani, a new, nearby star, which seems to be a good model of the solar system's early evolution.

Milky Way Future After 5 Million Years Revealed By Video

05.05.2017 15:20 PM

A video by the European Space Agency shows the changing face of the world's galaxy, looking at the motion of two million stars after five million years.

Extinct Alien Civilization Might Have Left Traces & Artifacts In Our Own Solar System

05.05.2017 04:02 AM

If there is a place to look for traces of alien civilization, the solar system is a more feasible choice than some distant star systems. The cosmic bodies within the Sun family are also ideal for hiding artifacts from eons ago, only that humans have to look hard enough for them.

Stephen Hawking Believes Human Should Colonize Another Planet In 100 Years

05.05.2017 02:38 AM

In his BBC TV show, Stephen Hawking warns human being must begin to colonize another planet in the next 100 years because the Earth will expire in 1,000 years.

NASA Visualization Explorer App: Latest Android Version Launched After iOS

05.05.2017 01:49 AM

Users can now have a view on NASA’s research on space, various discoveries, and studies from their android smartphones. The NASA visualization explorer app is now available for android users as well.

Spectacular Light Show Expected As Annual Eta Aquariids Meteor Shower To Happen This Week: Here's Where & When To Witness It

05.05.2017 00:36 AM

The sky will stage a spectacular light show this week as the annual Eta Aquariids Meteor will touch its peak on May 6.

NASA Visualization Explorer App Launches On Android Platform: Available In Google Store Now

05.04.2017 19:34 PM

NASA finally unveiled its Visualization Explorer App on Android with spectacular advancements; know more here

ShadowCam To Fly On Korea Pathfinder Lunar Orbiter: Mark Robinson's Instrument Will Explore Shadowed Regions

05.04.2017 19:29 PM

The KPLO spacecraft will carry a total of five instruments to lunar orbit four from South Korea and one from NASA

Ancient Meteorite Triggered Cataclysmic Volcanic Eruptions on Earth

05.04.2017 15:48 PM

Scientists found that meteorite that hit the earth more than a billion years ago had triggered a long-lived volcanic eruption on Earth, changing the surface and climate.

Giant Wave Dubbed As ‘X-Ray Tsunami’ Twice The Milky Way’s Size; Discovered Swirling Nearby Perseus Galaxy Cluster [WATCH]

05.04.2017 13:06 PM

A huge wave twice the size of the Milky Way was seen in the Perseus Galaxy Cluster. Using NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory with radio observations along with other computer simulations, scientists have discovered a strange but a sight to behold in the Perseus galaxy cluster.

Astrophysicist Begins To Comprehend The Origins Of Dark Matter Signal From Milky Way

05.04.2017 05:37 AM

Scientists concluded that a gamma-ray radiation from the Milky Way does not originate from dark matter, but pulsars.

NASA’s Cassini Spacecraft ‘Big Empty’ Region Between Saturn & It’s Rings Flyby Suprised Scientists [WATCH]

05.04.2017 05:25 AM

Scientists were surprised to see that the "big empty" space between Saturn and its rings are have only few dust particles.

Space Dust Emits Electromagnetic Radiation That Can Disable The Electronic System Of The Satellites And The Spacecraft

05.03.2017 18:34 PM

A new study reveals why the space dust emits electromagnetic radiation that can damage the satellites and spacecraft’s electronic system.