ESA Latest News & Update: Rosetta Orbiter Captured Landslide On The Comet 67P In Deep Space

Medicine & Technology Mar 22, 2017

ESA astronomers have captured details of a landslide that occurred on Comet 67P. The Rosetta spacecraft took pictures before and after of landslide. The cliff was 70 meters high and between 55 and 88 meters wide.

Endangered Species Act Saved Animals From Extinction, US Calls For Sterner Law Implementation

Mar 22, 2017

The Endangered Species Act pulled animals from brink of extinction since the 70's, warranting a renewed call for upscaled implementation.

NASA/ESA Update: Hubble Captured Detailed View Of Milky Way's Closest Galaxy NGC 1448, It Has A Supermassive Black Hole

Mar 14, 2017

Hubble Space Telescope Captured Detailed View Of NGC 1448. It is One Of The Closest Galaxy Of Milky Way. On January 2017 Scientist Daniel Stern discovered a black hole in the center of NGC 1448.

NASA's Latest Mars Update: Storms Created The Mountains On The Red Plant

Mar 02, 2017

Curiosity rover captures unique footage of strong dusty winds on Mars. NASA believes these storms are the reason behind the Giant Mountain formation in Mar's Gale Crater

Thorny Skate Will Not Be Listed As Endangered: Government Declines Protection Under ESA

Feb 28, 2017

While the environmentalists believe Thorny Skate's amarming decline calls for their protection under the Endangered Species Act, Federal government declines to list the Thorny Skate as endangered.

ESA Releases Pictures Of Mars’ North Pole

Feb 21, 2017

ESA has released amazing pictures of Mars’ North Pole.

7 Biggest Things On Space That Have Been Sent From Earth

Feb 14, 2017

There are so many manmade megastructures roaming in space. here is the list of incredibly larger object, sent from Earth

European Space Agency Hacked

Dec 16, 2015

Anonymous has hacked into the system of the European Space Agency (ESA) and leaked thousands of passwords and personal data.

European Space Agency May Have Discovered a Supervolcano on Mars

May 25, 2015

The European Space Agency has found what it believes to be a supervolcano on the surface of Mars that could be the Red Planet's equivalent of Yellowstone. The massive crater has been measured to be 40 kilometers by 30 kilometers and drops as low as 1,750 meters.

NASA Releases Best Images Ever of "Alien Lights" on Ceres

May 22, 2015

NASA has released the most detailed and clear images of the mysterious lights on the dwarf planet Ceres, but unfortunately the agency is no closer to explaining exactly what they are.

Travel to Mars Focus of Toronto Conference

May 19, 2015

Traveling to Mars and beyond will be one of the top subjects that are discussed at a five-day international space development conference held in Toronto this week.

Cause of Galactic Death: Strangulation

May 14, 2015

It's the ultimate whodunnit: what kills galaxies? A new study, published today in the journal Nature, names strangulation as the primary cause of galactic death.

Crew Change Delayed on the International Space Station

May 13, 2015

Following the failed launch of a Russian resupply rocket, NASA and its space agency partners have decided to delay the return of three astronauts from the International Space Station.

From the Surface of Jupiter's Moon—Europa Reveals Icy Glass

May 13, 2015

The European Space Agency (ESA) has just published a striking picture of Europa, Jupiter's icy moon. In the image the surface looks like shattered glass; it reveals many interlocking cracks in the moon's icy crust which were formed by an ocean below the moon's surface. Now a team from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) led by planetary scientist Kevin Hand has identified the cracks as sea salt.

Man's Next Endeavor In Space-Keeping Mankind Alive on Mars

May 08, 2015

As more news about Mars enters our scientific community each day, the importance of making survival on Mars a priority is thrown into sharp relief. No longer remote, science-fiction the goal of transforming Mars for ourselves with technology is at the core of our next endeavor in space.