Artemis III Mission To Be First To Target Moon's South Pole

SPACE 01.22.2023 20:33 PM

By 2025, NASA will deploy the Artemis III mission, which will be the first to send humans to the South Pole of the moon. Read to know more.

Harmful Algal Blooms Detection Challenge: NASA Offers $12,000 To Detect, Classify Severity of Cyanobacteria

01.21.2023 20:10 PM

NASA has a challenge and offers a huge prize for finding algal blooms in pictures from space. Read on to know how to join the challenge and win big prizes.

Flashes on the Sun's Upper Atmosphere Could Aid in Forecasting the Next Solar Flare, NASA Says

01.21.2023 00:26 AM

Researchers used data from NASA's SDO to study the Sun's surface and found signals in the upper layers of the solar atmosphere. Read the article to learn more details.

NASA, JAXA Astronauts Conduct First Spacewalk of 2023 For ISS Power Upgrades

01.20.2023 21:45 PM

The mission of NASA and JAXA's spacewalk is part of the planned solar augmentation in the ISS. Read the article to learn more about the first extravehicular activity this year.

NASA's Perseverance Mars Rover Collects Regolith Samples: How Will It Help Future Missions on the Red Planet?

01.20.2023 04:45 AM

NASA's Perseverance rover has collected its first samples of regolith, which are shattered rocks and dust on the Martian surface. Check out how it could help future space missions and the search for extraterrestrial life.

Earth's Average Surface Temperature in 2022 Declared as the Fifth Warmest on Record Due to Worsening Climate Change

01.17.2023 05:05 AM

NASA said that the average surface temperature of Earth in 2022 has tied with 2015 as the fifth warmest on record. Read the article for more details.

NASA's Lunar Flashlight Might Be in Danger With Limited Capability of Completing Moon Mission

01.17.2023 03:06 AM

Three out of four thrusters of NASA's Lunar Flashlight are underperforming so ground-based teams are working on solving the problem. Read the article for the full details.

Space Collaboration: US, Japan Ink Agreement at NASA Headquarters; Private Companies Seen as Intermediaries Between Nations

01.16.2023 02:39 AM

The US space agency and Japan have inked an agreement that builds on the long history of space exploration partnership between the two countries. Read the article to learn more.

Falcon Heavy Rocket of SpaceX Embarks on Classified Mission USSF-67 for the United States Space Force

01.15.2023 21:29 PM

Just last January 15, SpaceX launched the Falcon Heavy rocket to embark on yet another interesting mission. Read to know more.

NASA's Lucy is on a Mission to Debunk the Mysterious Origins of the Solar System

01.14.2023 21:04 PM

Delving into the Trojan asteroids that surround Jupiter, NASA's Lucy is on a mission to conduct a close-up analysis of the asteroids and learn more about the solar system's origins. Read to know more about this mission.

Hubble Space Telescope's Time-Lapse Images of Butterfly Nebula Explains How It Got Its Wings and the Sun's Final Fate

01.14.2023 00:01 AM

NGC 6302 or also known as the Butterfly Nebula is a beautiful example of what could happen when stars, like the Sun, run out of fuel and die. Check out the images Hubble Space Telescope took over the years and learn the Sun's possible final fate.

Football Field-Sized Asteroid, 4 More Moving Close to Earth in the Coming Days, NASA Warns

01.13.2023 05:51 AM

Five asteroids, one about the size of a building are moving toward the Earth. Read the story for full details.

NASA's TESS Discovered New Earth-size Exoplanet Orbiting Within the Habitable Zone of Its Star

01.12.2023 23:17 PM

NASA scientists said that it is the second Earth-size planet orbiting a nearby star found in three years. Check it out in this article to learn more details.

Soyuz Spacecraft Not Viable To Send Crew Back Home; Russia To Deploy Another Craft To Rescue Them

01.12.2023 22:57 PM

Engineers have determined how the damaged Soyuz spacecraft is not viable for sending the stranded crew home. Roscosmos will be deploying another craft to fetch the crew. Read to know more.

NIAC-Proposed TitanAir May Surf Through the Methane Lakes of Saturn's Titan Moon

01.12.2023 21:53 PM

NIAC proposed the creation of TitanAir, a craft that may surf through Titan's atmosphere and its lakes. Read to know more about this craft.

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Shares Spectacular Photo of NGC 346 That Uncovers Early Star Formation in Far-Off Galaxies

01.12.2023 05:00 AM

NASA released an amazing photo of NGC 346 captured by James Webb Space Telescope. Read on to know how they could use it to study early star formation

SpaceX's Dragon Cargo Spacecraft Returns to Earth After Its Resupply Mission to the ISS To Bring Back Scientific Experiments

01.12.2023 00:50 AM

SpaceX's unmanned Dragon cargo spaceship touched down on Earth, bringing scientific experiments for NASA. Read the article to learn more.

NASA Reveals Multi-Billion JWST Successor That Will Search For Life on Earth-Like Exoplanets By 2040s

01.11.2023 21:05 PM

NASA has unveiled information about the multibillion-dollar new space telescope, although most details still have to be ironed out. Read the article to learn more about it.

NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center Releases Hour-Long Time-Lapse Video of Sun's Life in 133 Days [Watch]

01.10.2023 04:15 AM

Check out how the Sun behaves in 133 days in NASA's amazing video. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/NASA/SDO (AIA)) Check out how Sun behaves in 133 days in NASA's amazing video.

Hubble Space Telescope Focuses on Neighboring Galaxies on Its Newly Released Image

01.10.2023 02:58 AM

A magnificent new Hubble Space Telescope image shows two neighboring galaxies, LEDA 48062 and UGC 8603, in the constellation of Canes Venatici. Read the article to learn more.

NASA's Curiosity Rover Discovered Precious Gems on Mars' Gale Crater: Could This Rewrite Theories of Ancient Life on the Red Planet?

01.09.2023 21:59 PM

A new study based on data from NASA's Curiosity rover suggests that Mars could be teeming with precious gems. But what is its scientific significance? Find out in this article.