Study Finds 110 New Stars in Young Low-Mass Stellar Population of NGC 1893

Medicine & Technology Dec 06, 2021

The study looks at NGC1893's youthful low-mass star population and discovers over 100 new stars.

Search of Life on Mars Continues: Fossil Mimics, False Positives Makes Research Harder

Dec 06, 2021

Researchers warns of natural processes that produce fossil mimics that make the pursuit of life on Mars more troublesome.

NASA Chili Pepper Project Breaks World Record Twice! A Feat for Feeding Astronauts With Crop Grown in Space

Dec 06, 2021

NASA's Chili pepper project recently achieved a new milestone it broke a world record for feeding the most astronauts with a crop cultivated in space.

Pulsar Fusion: British Company Aiming to Rival SpaceX, Blue Origin With Its Groundbreaking High-Powered Rocket Engines

Dec 06, 2021

Pulsar Fusion, a nuclear fusion company in the UK, has been developing high-power chemical rocket engines and testing its green hybrid rocket. Now, they hope to raise even more funding to take their rockets to the next level.

Fermi Paradox Explained: Are We Alone in the Universe? Is Drake Equation the Solution?

Dec 06, 2021

Sir Arthur Clarke said the Fermi paradox is an occurrence where either humans are alone in the universe, "or we are not" and both ideas "are equally terrifying."

December Night Sky 2021: How to Watch Christmas Comet Leonard, Geminid Meteors, Venus This Month

Dec 06, 2021

Venus, Geminid meteors, and comet Leonard are all featured in NASA's latest skywatching reports.

Planet Rings: What Are They Made Of?

Dec 06, 2021

Planet rings can be manufactured of various materials including little ice and rock particles.

Mars Fun Facts: NASA Shares 5 New Stunning Discoveries About the Red Planet

Dec 05, 2021

More mysteries about Mars were revealed by NASA's Curiosity and Perseverance rovers, which drew the attention of experts.

NASA vs. China Space Race: Where Are They Now In Nuclear Power Battle?

Dec 05, 2021

NASA and China are currently competing with one another when it comes to space missions and nuclear technology

NASA Buys 3 More Crew Transport Flights From SpaceX

Dec 04, 2021

After the private space company's successful trips to the orbiting science facility, NASA buys more crewed rockets from SpaceX to the International Space Station.

Chinese Rover Yutu-2 Sees A Cube-Shaped Object on Moon

Dec 04, 2021

China 's space mission will approach the Yutu-2 rover object in the next two months, which may be seen in magnificent photos of the terrain.

New Solar Storm Warning: Massive Magnetic Filament Snagged From Sun's Lower Region Propels CME Toward Earth on Monday

Dec 04, 2021

A storm of charged particles from the Sun is expected to "sideswipe" the Earth this week, according to space weather analysts.

Gas Giant Planets Like Jupiter, Saturn Orbiting V1298 Tau Star Could Reach Final Size At Very Early Stages of Evolution

Dec 04, 2021

Current hypotheses say exoplanets as big as Jupiter are even bigger and shrink as they develop. A recent analysis casts serious doubt on this.

Total Solar Eclipse 2021: Where and How to Watch the Only Phenomenon Live

Dec 04, 2021

The only total solar eclipse of 2021 will be seen by stargazers from the southern hemisphere, and it will be the last until 2023.

Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex Offers New Attraction Featuring SpaceX Falcon 9 Launcher That Underscores Future of NASA and Commercial Crew

Dec 03, 2021

In March 2022, NASA's Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex in Florida will debut "Gateway: The Deep Space Launch Complex," a new attraction.