Medicine & TechnologyScientists grapple with the possibility that extraterrestrial life may have already noticed Earth, considering signals, planetary transits, and atmospheric clues. Read the article for more details.
Time spent on a walk around the Moon depends on several factors such as a person’s walking speed, number of hours per day of walking, and geographical detours that need to be overcome. Read the article to find out more.
NASA has collected the external material from its container of the asteroid Bennu samples, but main sample remains inaccessible. Read the article for more details.
New analysis of Apollo 17 zircon crystals shows the moon's formation was 40 million years earlier than thought, suggesting even greater age. Read the article for more details.
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.
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.
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.
Researchers at NASA plan to fire a series of rockers carrying scientific tools toward the moon’s shadow during the annular solar eclipse. Find out more about it in this article.
NASA's Parker Solar Probe achieved a record speed of 394,736 mph, passing just 4.5 million miles from the Sun's scorching surface. Continue reading for more details.
An amateur astronomer spotted the afterglow of exoplanets colliding in space via a social media post, marking a first-time discovery. Continue reading for more details.
NASA reveals abundant material gathered from Osiris-Rex mission to asteroid Bennu, surprising scientists with a "scientific treasure." Continue reading to learn more details.
The Baby Lunar Cruiser will be capable of holding two people for a full two weeks, enabling these individuals to work and live inside the vehicle as they explore the surface of the Moon. Read to learn more.