Hydrogen: Why It Is The Most Abundant Material In The Universe; Big Bang Theories Have The Answer

SPACE 04.04.2017 18:12 PM

Almost 99 percent of the entire Universe is consist of Hydrogen which is the most simple and fundamental element in the Periodic table. Oregon State University professor May Nyman looked into the Big Bang theories to find the answer to the question: Why Hydrogen is the most common element in Universe

Mysterious Cosmic Explosion Seen By NASA Chandra X-ray Observatory

04.04.2017 11:43 AM

A mysterious cosmic exposion was discovered by NASA Chandra X-Ray. As of now, scientists does not still know the source of the explosion.

NASA Study On The Atmospheric Condition Of Proxima Centaury B

04.04.2017 08:49 AM

To find the sign of Life in this endless universe astronomer discovered several habitable zone planets. Some of them are orbiting around Dwarf stars like a white dwarf or red dwarf etc.

Mission Mars Gets Assistance From Three Key Technologies

04.04.2017 05:21 AM

3D-printed space antennas, Mining asteroids for propellant and Beaming solar energy to solve Earth's energy crisis are the apps that may help in Mars colonization.

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk Aims At Recycling Numbers Of Its Falcon 9 Rockets For Future Missions

04.03.2017 18:14 PM

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk would not want to change his mind after the first stage of the recycled Falcon 9 rocket. The rocket will now have its second stage for future missions.

Jupiter Will Make The April Night Sky The Brightest Than Venus

04.03.2017 18:04 PM

Jupiter will shine as the brightest planet in April 7. Check out which other planets will make the April night sky glow.

NASA’s Upcoming Mission EM1 For The Deep Space Gateway

04.03.2017 16:26 PM

During a presentation Bill Gerstenmaier, NASA’s chief of human spaceflight shows their upcoming plan for the super-heavy-lift rocket. This space launcher also integrates a crew module and will introduce in subsequent missions after EM1.

NASA And JAXA Join Hands To Replace X-Ray Telescope In Space

04.03.2017 15:34 PM

Japanese researchers and NASA on a mission to replace an X-ray astronomy telescope that got lost just after its launch.

Its A Toss Between Moon And Mars For The Next Big Space Mission

04.03.2017 12:11 PM

NASA and private space companies are still deciding on their next destination between Mars and Moon.

A Comet Is Making Its Closest Pass To Earth Since Its Discovery This April Fool's Day

04.03.2017 05:24 AM

An iconic comet will be zooming past Earth this weekend, just in time for April Fool's Day. Many have been dealt with to a heart-pounding celestial happening recently when a space rock or asteroid flew really close to Earth in January, and also several stunning cosmic sights in February.

Galaxies Study Report: Polar Structure Has Been Formed After The Milky Way

04.02.2017 18:26 PM

The vast polar structure which is being formed after the Milky Way is located at the center of a tug of war, which is an invisible substance.

Saturn's North Pole Looks Like Watercolor Painting Brushwork: Image Captured By NASA's Cassini Spacecraft

04.02.2017 04:14 AM

NASA's Cassini spacecraft captured an image of the Saturn's North Pole. The image shows the north pole of Saturn displaying the beautiful bands in it and the swirls which are present in it.

NASA Assigns 5 Astronauts To Future Space Missions

04.02.2017 03:59 AM

5 astronauts named Nick Hague, Shannon Walker, Joe Acaba, Serena Aunon- Chancellor, and Ricky Arnold were selected for the crew team by NASA for taking part in upcoming international space station missions.

Astronomers Detect Mysterious Cosmic Explosion By An X-Ray Image

03.31.2017 13:02 PM

Recently NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory has been captured a mysterious flash in the X-ray image. This flash is probably some kind of cosmic explosion occurred in the deepest space of the universe.

The ExoMars Mobile Rover Is Getting Two Landing Sites On Mars

03.31.2017 11:51 AM

Scientists have selected two key landing sites on Mars for the ExoMars mobile rover to complete the ExoMars mission.