Here's How Scientists Depend on Isolated Stars to Examine Weak Supernova Explosions

Medicine & Technology Nov 18, 2021

Experts say a weak supernova explosion happens in very close stars instead of targeting isolated stars.

Why is the Sky Blue, But Space is Black?

Nov 18, 2021

Once the light hits, then, bounces off something, it is the atmosphere that's allowing the "scattering," and the capability of seeing colors in the spectrum seen by the eyes, making the sky blue, and the space black.

NASA Eyes Totally Waking Up Hubble Space Telescope After Renewing Its $215-Million Working Contract

Nov 17, 2021

NASA has devised a new strategy for reactivating the Hubble Space Telescope after its $215-million working contract got renewed.

Expedition 66 Astronauts Received Alert From NASA About Approaching Space Debris After Russian Anti-Satellite Test

Nov 17, 2021

The astronauts from Expedition 66 were alerted and told by NASA to hide in their bunkers due to incoming space debris following the Russian anti-satellite test.

NASA Mars Perseverance Rover Finally Scoops 3rd Sample From Red Planet

Nov 17, 2021

National Aeronautics and Space Administration said the Mars Perseverance Rover has successfully obtained the 3rd rock sample containing the mineral olivine.

NASA Hubble Space Telescope Captures an Inky-Black Nebula, Newly Forming Star

Nov 17, 2021

The Hubble Space Telescope has captured a photo of a sinuous, inky-black nebula that is obstructing the birth of many stars.

Beaver Moon Lunar Eclipse 2021: How to Watch This Event Depending on Timezone

Nov 17, 2021

Beaver Moon lunar eclipse begins early Nov. 19 or late Nov. 18 depending on your time zone. You may also watch this phenomena unfold online.

First-Ever Anti-Asteroid Defense Spacecraft DART Launching Soon Aboard SpaceX Falcon 9; Expected to Target Didymos Moonlet

Nov 17, 2021

NASA and Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory is expected to launch DART aboard the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket to manage the direction of Didymos' moonlet, Dimorphos.

Russia Admits Destroying Old Rocket; Tells NASA Anti-Satellite Missile Didn’t Harm ISS Astronauts

Nov 16, 2021

Russia denies that deploying an anti-satellite missile placed astronauts on the International Space Station in danger.

Lunar Eclipse November 2021: Why Friday's Event Could Be Stunning

Nov 16, 2021

This week, North America and the rest of the world will experience a lunar eclipse. According to some analysts, the moon will appear to be a gigantic Japanese lantern this time.

Leonid Meteor Shower 2021: These States Have The Best View For This Event

Nov 16, 2021

The Leonids have been responsible for some of history's most dramatic meteor showers. The states with the greatest views are listed here.

NASA Tree of Life Project Could Connect Earth, Outer Space Through 'Singing Trees'

Nov 15, 2021

NASA scientists believe that the Tree of Life Project, where there would be singing trees, could help us reach another planet.

Perseverance Rover of NASA Helps Scientists See Ancient Rock From Mars’ Surface; Signs of Flowing Water Revealed

Nov 15, 2021

Recent study findings showing an image of a gigantic rock and multiple rocky residues looking like a place on Earth at Jezero crater are revealing evidence that a river used to pass through an area on Mars.

NASA to Spend $93 Billion on Upcoming 2025 Artemis Moon Mission

Nov 15, 2021

NASA's spending on its Artemis program is projected to reach a total of $93 billion by 2025.

NASA Calls Russia 'Irresponsible' After Conducting Anti-Satellite Test To ISS

Nov 15, 2021

NASA slams a Russian missile assault for endangering the International Space Station and the astronauts. Russia has yet to respond to the situation.