Human Mission Outside Earth: Space Experts Say Venus Should Be a Priority Over Mars

Medicine & Technology Sep 28, 2022

A team of space experts is campaigning to switch the focus from human exploration of Mars towards first sending a crewed mission to Venus. Read to know more.

Meteor or Space Junk? Astronomer Identifies Object Spotted in the Cosmic Phenomenon Across Scotland and Northern Ireland Skies

Sep 16, 2022

Videos capturing the cosmic phenomenon were recorded at the same time from several different sites, exhibiting how huge and bright the fireball was. Read to know more.

European Space Agency's Solar Orbiter Survives Wrath Of Sun's Coronal Mass Ejection

Sep 06, 2022

European Space Agency's Solar Orbiter gathered some information about Sun's coronal mass ejection (CME). Read to know the details.

European Space Agency Eyes Making "Expensive" Solaris Space-Based Solar Power

Aug 20, 2022

The Solaris initiative for solar electricity in orbit may receive funding shortly from ESA. Read on to know this expensive green project.

SpaceX Rockets ‘To Replace’ Roscosmos' Soyuz, ESA Says

Aug 12, 2022

After Russia refused Western access to its modern spacecraft, ESA is considering SpaceX rockets as an alternative for Roscosmos' Soyuz spaceship. Read on to know the details.

NASA Hubble Space Telescope Finds Star-Studded Globular Cluster in Sagittarius Constellation [LOOK]

Aug 10, 2022

The Hubble Space Telescope's picture of the week shows a stunning display of a starry sky. Check out this article to see it.

ESA Prepares Detailed Plan to Safely Send Orbital Spacecraft in the 'Hot, Thick Atmosphere' of Venus

Aug 02, 2022

The European Space Agency (ESA) unveils its plan to send its orbital spacecraft to the atmosphere of Venus without it being burned up like a marshmallow. Read the article to learn what technique they are planning to do.

European Space Agency (ESA) Unveils 5 Jupiter Mysteries Ahead of Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (JUICE) Mission

Jul 19, 2022

Find out what the Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (JUICE) mission's top five mysteries are, as revealed by European Space Agency (ESA). Read the article for more details.

Space Agencies Join Forces to Stop Future Asteroids from Hitting Earth, Threatening Humans

Jul 08, 2022

Space agencies have joined forces to prevent asteroids from hitting the Earth in the future. How dangerous is this to humans? Read to know more.

European Space Agency Finds This Beautifully Odd Creature in Space Through an X-Ray; Can You Guess What It Is?

Jul 06, 2022

The Manatee Nebula, an exquisite cosmic organism, has been X-rayed by the ESA's XMM-Newton telescope. Continue reading to learn more about this image.

European Space Agency (ESA) Says Riskiest Asteroid Won’t Hit Earth in 2052

Jul 03, 2022

The European Space Agency (ESA) mentioned that the 2021 QM1, a "city-killing" asteroid would not strike Earth after all. Read this article to know the details.

Tarantula Nebula Images Reveal Catastrophic Explosion Induced by Massive Stars at Its Center During Early Age of Universe

Jun 16, 2022

ESA reveals images of new photos taken from the Tarantula Nebula. Read more about the current studies on this neighboring galaxy and how it offers answers to the origin of star-forming galaxies such as the Milky Way.

Starquakes Change the Appearance, Brightness of 2 Billion Stellar Bodies

Jun 15, 2022

Astronomers captured the first audible waves from a starquake. Read more about these vibrations and how it impacts stellar bodies.

ESA's Gaia Can Detect Starquakes, One of the Most Shocking Discoveries Revealed in Newly Released Spectroscopy Data

Jun 13, 2022

ESA’s Gaia was recently found to have the capability of detecting starquakes. Learn more about the satellite mission and data release 3 of the space agency.

ESA's Gaia Can Detect Starquakes, One of the Most Shocking Discoveries Revealed in Newly Released Spectroscopy Data

Jun 13, 2022

ESA’s Gaia was recently found to have the capability of detecting starquakes. Learn more about the satellite mission and data release 3 of the space agency.