Water On South Pole Of Mars Is Just A Dirty Mirage, Study Says

Medicine & Technology Jan 24, 2022

A large lake discovered near Mars' south pole is most likely merely a dusty illusion, according to a new research.

NASA Perseverance Rover Successful at Declogging Rock Pieces Out of Sampling Tubes [Watch]

Jan 24, 2022

NASA announced that the Perseverance rover was able to remove the rocks that blocked its sampling tubes.

NASA James Webb Space Telescope Finally Arrives At Final Destination

Jan 24, 2022

NASA James Webb telescope has arrived at the place in orbit where it will survey the Universe thirty days after its launch.

Space Fitness: ISS Inhabitant Matthias Maurer Posts Video Showing Him Doing Some Exercise Beyond Walking

Jan 24, 2022

Present International Space Station inhabitant Matthias Maurer recently shared a 360-degree video that shows him performing some exercise on the treadmill, with the harness to guarantee that he does not flow away from the machine in the microgravity condition.

Coal-Black Exoplanet That Is Dark and Glowing Dubbed As 'Hot Jupiter' Discovered

Jan 24, 2022

Experts claim the newfound planet appears to be considerably darker than charcoal, and the explanation is unknown.

Young Stellar Jets Wandering Through Field of Stars Captured in New Images Using Gemini South Telescope

Jan 24, 2022

Details of sinuous young stellar jets were recently captured by the Gemini South Adaptive Optics Imager or GSAOI, a device on the 8.1-meter-diameter Gemini South telescope.

NASA Upgrades To Sentry-II to Track All Hazardous Asteroids, New Version Takes Into Account the Yarkovsky Effect

Jan 24, 2022

NASA Sentry-II is a computer program that predicts asteroid near-misses and crashes with Earth in the future.

Asteroid Collisions That Formed Martian Craters Have Been Consistent Over 600 Million Years

Jan 24, 2022

Curtin University revealed that the asteroid collisions responsible for numerous impact craters on the Martian surface were very consistent over the past 600 million years.

NASA To Pay $1 Million For Those Who Could Feed Future Astronauts With Nutritious Meal For Their Long-Term Missions

Jan 24, 2022

Under Phase 2 of the Deep Space Food Challenge, NASA is looking for new food systems for future long-term missions.

SpaceX Cargo Dragon Undocked From International Space Station, To Return With 4,900 Pounds of Equipment and Science Samples, Experiments

Jan 23, 2022

On Sunday morning, SpaceX's autonomous Dragon cargo ship successfully left the International Space Station (ISS) and is on its way back to Earth.

NASA Hubble Space Telescope Captures Stunning Titanic Galaxy

Jan 23, 2022

Another beautiful image of deep space has been acquired by the Hubble Space Telescope, this time of the faraway galaxy NGC 3318.

What Will Happen If Earth Stops Spinning in Its Orbit?

Jan 23, 2022

There will be significant changes in the temperature and animals heavily relying on the magnetic fields will be confused if the earth tops spinning in its orbit.

Why Do Earth-Like Planets Form? Experts Pinpoint Hypothesis

Jan 23, 2022

Earth-like planets are discovered near their parent or host stars, with searing temperatures; but they are also discovered far from their stars, more than 10 times further away than Jupiter is from our Sun.

NASA James Webb Space Telescope About To Arrive Lagrange Point L2; What To Expect Next?

Jan 22, 2022

On Monday, NASA's James Webb Space Telescope will enter a million-mile parking orbit.

ULA’s Atlas V Rocket Brings Space Force Tracking Satellites Rocket From Cape Canaveral Air Force Station [Watch]

Jan 22, 2022

Two more satellites were launched today in geosynchronous orbit, some 22,000 miles away from Earth, as part of the Space Force's effort for increased Space Domain Awareness, or SDA.