Point Nemo: British Explorer Aims To Become First To Reach Remotest Area on Earth

SPACE 03.21.2024 00:22 AM

British explorer Chris Brown is embarking on a mission to the watery graveyard of Point Nemo, a remote area unseen by man. Read the article for more details.

Megaconstellations From Dead Satellites Could Weaken Earth’s Magnetic Field, Cause Atmospheric Stripping

03.16.2024 00:39 AM

A theoretical paper suggests that space debris from satellites could create an invisible shield around the Earth which could weaken its magnetic field. Read the article to learn more.

Earth's Hidden Water Reserves: How Much Is on the Planet's Crust?

03.15.2024 06:22 AM

Earth, though largely covered by water, conceals a significant amount within its crust, prompting curiosity about its hidden reserves. Find out how much water is in Earth's crust in this article.

UAF Lidar Designed to Measure Neutrally Charged Iron Atoms in the Atmosphere Shows Potential in Understanding Space Weather That Surrounds Earth

03.14.2024 07:32 AM

A new light detection and ranging instrument could add to space weather research capability on Earth. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Could Mars Affect Earth's Climate? New Study Suggests Gravitational Impact on Deep-Sea Currents

03.13.2024 03:21 AM

Mars's gravitational pull may affect Earth's oceans, as deep-sea cores reveal sediment shifts in a 2.4-million-year cycle, hinting at influence. Read the article for more details.

Breaking News: Earth Confirmed as Inhabited! LIFE Telescope Simulation Sets Stage for Epic Exoplanet Discoveries

03.11.2024 02:06 AM

Scientists simulate LIFE Telescope, testing its potential for future exoplanet discoveries and detecting life on Earth. Read the article for more details.

International Space Station's Depleted Batteries Return to Earth in Unguided Reentry After Three Years

03.08.2024 23:08 PM

A 2.6-ton space junk is released from the International Space Station by the robotic arm Canadarm2, descending to Earth unguided. Read the article for more details.

Extensive Solar Storm Impacts 6 Spacecraft From Different Locations, SEPs Reach Mars

03.08.2024 05:24 AM

A solar storm in 2021 was so widespread that its solar energetic particles reached Earth and Mars. Continue reading to know the full story.

Earth’s ‘Digital Twin’ Designed to Simulate Terrestrial Water Cycle Could Help Predict Possible Natural Disasters Before They Strike

03.07.2024 03:30 AM

Scientists built virtual replicas of the terrestrial water cycle to simulate flooding and other extreme events. Continue reading the article to learn more.

Fastest Thing on Earth: Is Light or Something Else the Speed Champion?

03.06.2024 02:31 AM

Particles from space zip in constantly, leaving a mystery about the ultimate speedster. Find out what is the fastest thing on the planet through this article.

How Life on Earth Started? First Cells Formed From Bubbles of Fat [Study]

03.04.2024 03:00 AM

Bubbles of fat came to form the membranes of the first cell. Continue reading to learn more. (Photo: Pexels/Turgay Koca) How Life on Earth Started? First Cells Formed From Bubbles of Fat [Study] There are different accounts as to how life on Earth started.

What Would Happen If There Is No Leap Year? The Essential Role of an Additional Day Every Four Years Explained

02.29.2024 05:26 AM

Discover why leap year is important and learn how adding an extra day to February every four years ensure that our calendars align with Earth's orbit.

5-Minute Video Shows Cinematic Journey Inside Varda Space Industries' W-1 Capsule's Return to Earth

02.29.2024 00:00 AM

Watch the triumphant reentry of Varda Space's W-1 capsule, unveiling space manufacturing's pharmaceutical potential and celebrating industry collaboration's milestone achievement.

Why Do We Study Comets? Understanding the Growing Relevance of Investigating Space Rocks in Unveiling the Cosmic Secrets

02.28.2024 06:54 AM

Comets are not only captivating celestial spectacles but also offer valuable insights into the mysteries of the universe. Read the article to learn more about these spectacular celestial objects.

Imprint Left on Nuclear Matter Suggests That the Strongest Magnetic Fields in the Universe Could Be Right Here on Earth

02.27.2024 01:20 AM

A new study by the STAR collaboration gives the first direct evidence of the imprint left by what could be the most powerful magnetic fields in the universe. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Clouds Disappear Quickly During Solar Eclipse Due to Land Surface Cooling; What Does It Mean for Climate Engineering?

02.26.2024 22:47 PM

Solar eclipse-driven cumulus cloud dispersion concerns scientists, impacting climate engineering efforts against global warming's effects. Read the article to learn more.

Satellite ERS-2's Epic Farewell: Photos Capture Dramatic Reentry After Three Decades in Orbit

02.26.2024 00:30 AM

Australian company HEO's satellites captured ESA's ERS-2 satellite's atmospheric descent, offering dramatic images for the UK Space Agency. Check them out in this article.

2024's Second Full Moon Will Be at Its Farthest From Earth and Appear the Smallest in the Sky

02.22.2024 22:40 PM

Experience the celestial splendor of the "Snow Moon" this weekend, the smallest full moon of 2024, reaching its peak beauty. Check out this article for more details.

ESA's ERS-2 Satellite Safely Burns Up Over North Pacific Upon Reentry After 30 Years in Orbit

02.22.2024 03:09 AM

ESA's 5,000-pound satellite, launched in 1995 and declared dead in 2011, crashed to Earth hours after its predicted reentry. Continue reading to learn more details.

Bus-Sized Asteroid To Approach Earth Thursday; Will It Pose a Threat?

02.22.2024 02:08 AM

An asteroid about the size of a bus will make a close flyby of Earth on Thursday. Continue reading to learn the details.

Pioneering Moon Lander, Odysseus, Shares Captivating First Photos of Earth from Space

02.22.2024 00:11 AM

Intuitive Machines' Odysseus moon lander captured breathtaking Earth photos post-launch, moments after separating from SpaceX's second stage. Check them out in this article.