Massive Black Hole Mistaken for a Star Is One of the Brightest, Fastest-Growing Quasars Ever Seen

Medicine & Technology Feb 20, 2024

Initially misidentified as a star, a distant quasar revealed itself as a voracious black hole, devouring a sun's-worth of matter daily. Read the article for more details.

Moon Race: NASA, ESA, and Others Seek Water in the Lunar Southern Hemisphere for Cost-Effective Space Missions

Feb 14, 2024

NASA races Russia, China, and Europe to the moon's southern hemisphere for water, aiming to revolutionize space exploration with cost-saving resources. Continue reading to learn more.

ESA's ERS-2 Satellite Retires: Decommissioned Spacecraft Nears Earth's Atmosphere, Prompting Minimal Risk Concerns

Feb 09, 2024

ESA's ERS-2 satellite transformed our planet's understanding of climate change during its 16-year mission, leaving a lasting scientific legacy. Read the article to learn more details.

ESA’s Proba-3 Mission to Create an Artificial Eclipse Aims to Revolutionize Our Understanding of Sun’s Corona

Jan 31, 2024

ESA plans to launch two spacecraft to create a mini eclipse and gain a deeper understanding of the Sun’s corona. Learn more about it in this article.

4 Astronauts on ISS Send Holiday Wishes in Festive Christmas Video [Watch]

Dec 26, 2023

Four astronauts from the International Space Station shared a Christmas message in this festive video. Check out the article and watch the video.

Will Ariane 6 Finally Launch? ESA Says the Rocket Is 'Ready To Go' Despite Its Aborted Upper Stage Performance Test

Dec 21, 2023

ESA confirms Ariane 6's mid-2024 launch on track despite aborted upper stage test, marking progress for the long-delayed rocket. Check out more details in this article.

Europe's Ariane 6 Rocket Sets June 2024 Launch Date for Debut Mission with NASA Satellites Onboard

Dec 03, 2023

ESA announced a mid-2024 debut launch for Ariane-6, Europe's upcoming heavy-lift rocket, after the successful tests in Kourou, French Guiana. Read the article for more details.

ESA’s JUICE Probe Set To Use First-Ever Double Gravity Assist for Launch to Jupiter

Dec 01, 2023

JUICE probe heads back to our planet for the first-ever Earth-Moon gravitational slingshot. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Triple Star System Discovered by ESA’s Gaia Satellite, Transforms Understanding of Star Formation and Evolution

Nov 27, 2023

Gaia satellite uncovers the difference in B and Be star binarity which is linked to triple stellar systems. Continue reading the article to find out more.

ESA's ExoMars Mission Captures Unexpected Green Light in the Martian Sky Visible to Human Eyes

Nov 17, 2023

For the first time, ESA's ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter identifies green oxygen glow in Mars' atmosphere, a groundbreaking discovery. Check it out in this article.

Euclid Space Telescope Reveals First Images of the Dark Universe in Mesmerizing Detail

Nov 07, 2023

ESA's Euclid space telescope reveals breathtaking images of nebulae, galaxies, and star clusters, promising even more cosmic wonders in future missions. Continue reading to learn more.

NASA and ESA To Bring Next Generation Lunar Camera for Future Moon Missions

Oct 31, 2023

NASA and ESA engineers develop and test the Handheld Universal Lunar Camera (HULC) which will be used to capture the surface of the Moon. Learn more about it in this article.

ESA's Stunning Flyover of Mars 'Labyrinth of Night' Shows the Red Planet's Fascinating Landscape

Oct 16, 2023

ESA's video offers a thrilling flyover of Mars' Noctis Labyrinthus, created from Mars Express probe imagery and digital elevation modeling. Check it out in this article.

Turning Moon Dust into Smooth Lunar Roads: ESA's 'PAVER' Project for Future Lunar Colonies

Oct 13, 2023

Scientists are planning to build roads on the Moon created by melting lunar dust with lasers or focusing sunlight through a lens for strong, glassy material. Read the article to learn more details.

NASA Seeks More 'Space Tug' Proposals For Deorbiting International Space Station by Early 2030s

Sep 26, 2023

NASA plans to design a new spacecraft with robust capacities for deorbiting the International Space Station when the program ends. Read to learn more.