NASA To Pick Second Company for Its Lunar Lander’s Construction; Will It Be Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin?

Medicine & Technology Oct 20, 2021

The largest committee of the US Senate wants NASA to select a second company for the construction of its lunar lander. Now, those in the space industry want to know if Blue Origin will get the contract.

NASA’s New Gamma Ray Telescope Could Help Astronauts Understand Evolution of Milky Way Galaxy

Oct 20, 2021

COSI will provide answers to questions regarding the origins of chemical components in our own Milky Way galaxy, which are essential factors in the development of our planet.

NASA Might Be Picking Another Firm To Make Moon Lander For Artemis Mission

Oct 20, 2021

The Senate has directed the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) to select a second company to build the lunar lander for the agency's Artemis program.

NASA Boeing Starliner Launch Further Delayed Due To Humidity, Corrosive Valves

Oct 20, 2021

The latest NASA Boeing Starliner launch was postponed on Sept. 22 owing to the effects of humidity, according to a space industry executive.

Scientists Finally Solve Mystery of ‘Double Galaxy’ After 8 Years

Oct 20, 2021

The odd objects were discovered to be stretched pictures of a faraway galaxy more than 11 billion light-years away, according to researchers.

Auroras on Uranus: Scientists Make Latest Map on Planet’s Mysterious Light

Oct 19, 2021

Scientists aim to learn more about the planet's strange magnetic field and unusual auroras through imaging the whole globe of Uranus in the infrared part.

Saturn Moon Titan Now Has San Andreas Fault-Like Tectonics

Oct 19, 2021

Strike-slip faulting, similar to the well-known San Andreas Fault in California, was recently revealed to be possible on Titan, Saturn's biggest moon.

China Launches Crewed Mission To Its Minimalist Tiangong Space Station

Oct 19, 2021

The interiors of China's Tiangong Space Station is white and simple, with ample sleeping rooms for its Shenzhou-13 who just arrived in the spacecraft.

Superionic Hot Ice Theorized to Maintain Magnetic Fields Present in Uranus and Neptune

Oct 19, 2021

A new study suggests that superionic hot ice holds and maintains the bizarre magnetic field that exists in the ice giants Uranus and Neptune.

NASA Lucy Spacecraft Glitch: Engineers To Fix Major Solar Array Issue

Oct 19, 2021

A tiny problem with the solar panels on NASA Lucy Spacecraft bound for the Trojan asteroids near Jupiter has been discovered, but the probe is not in immediate danger.

ESA BepiColombo Shares Stunning Audio From Its First Mercury Flyby

Oct 18, 2021

The audio from the data gathered by the BepiColombo spacecraft during its flyby of Mercury has been converted, according to the ESA.

When, Where Is The Best Time And Location For Orionids Meteor Shower Best Viewing Experience?

Oct 18, 2021

The orionids meteor shower can be observed both in the northern and southern hemispheres on Wednesday, October 20 ET, but the sight could be blocked by weather conditions.

How To Watch Orionid Meteor Shower, Full Hunter's Moon This Week

Oct 18, 2021

On Wednesday, the Hunter's Moon will reach its brightest point at 10:57 a.m. EDT. This week is also the peak of the Orionid meteor shower.

Jellyfish Capsules Launched to Stratosphere Marking Major Step Towards Commercial Space Flights

Oct 18, 2021

Beyond Earht's new project Living Light recently launched artistic jellyfish crafts as part of research to provide artistic commercial space flights in the future.

NASA Tracks Series of Asteroids Larger Than Egypt’s Pyramids Whizzing Past Earth; Should We Worry?

Oct 18, 2021

NASA is watching a number of asteroids that may pass close to Earth in the next weeks, including one that is the size of the Great Pyramid of Giza.