SPACEStars could be sliced in half by ultra-powerful plasma blades, explaining some of the brightest explosions in the universe. Read the article to find out more.
Check out past week's celestial wonders, like the stunning "Ring of Fire" solar eclipse and NASA's groundbreaking missions to explore distant worlds and the cosmos. Read the article to learn more.
NASA's Juno spacecraft captured the highest-resolution image of Jupiter's volcanic moon Io in 22 years, unveiling its mountainous north pole. Check it out in this article.
Ancient Mud Lake in Hydraotes Chaos Region May Contain Evidence of Life on Mars (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Les Bossinas of NASA Lewis Research Center) Ancient Mud Lake in Hydraotes Chaos Region May Contain Evidence of Life on Mars A certain region on Mars could probably help astronomers search for alien life.
India encountered a major setback on Saturday's launch of its uncrewed test flight but was able to address the problem. Continue reading to learn more.
Ancient Korean royal records reveal shorter solar cycles during the 'Maunder Minimum' (1645-1715), shedding light on a peculiar solar anomaly. Continue reading to learn more.
NASA celebrates Space Shuttle Discovery's 40th anniversary, marking its rich history, numerous missions, and transition to the Udvar-Hazy Center after retirement. Continue reading to learn more.
Astronomers find the most distant fast radio burst (FRB) in a distant galaxy, emitting energy equivalent to 30 years of the Sun's output in milliseconds. Read the article for more details.
Did you know that aerospace plastic plays a crucial role in modern aviation? It's a lightweight and durable material used in various aircraft components, such as cabin interiors, wings, and engine parts. Not only does it help reduce the aircraft's weight, but it improves fuel efficiency and contributes to enhanced performance and safety.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi pledged to establish India's inaugural space station, aligning with NASA's 2025 moon return and China's 2030 plans. Read the article for more details.
Scientists found that the biggest marsquake NASA's InSight lander detected may not be due to a meteorite impact. Continue reading to learn more details.