Longer Time Spent in Space Potentially Increases Risk of Brain Damage; Researchers Examine Blood Samples of 5 Cosmonauts

Medicine & Technology Oct 14, 2021

New research recently highlighted a major problem that might occur for a longer time spent in space, away from Earth and that's brain damage.

China's Next-Generation Crewed Spacecraft Launched on Long March 5B Rocket Now on Display in Guangdong Province

Oct 14, 2021

China's next-generation spacecraft is now on display in the Airshow China 2021 in Zhuhai City, Guangdong Province to showcase the country's latest development in its space technology.

Scientists Detect 1,600 Fast Radio Bursts in 47 Days Using The World’s Largest Radio Telescope

Oct 14, 2021

China’s Five-Hundred-Meter Aperture Spherical Radio Telescope detects over 1,600 fast radio bursts from a galaxy 3 billion light-years away.

Australia Taps NASA To Send a $50 Million Lunar Rover to Moon by 2026

Oct 14, 2021

Australia has committed to develop a 44-pound semi-autonomous lunar rover for NASA, which will go to the moon in quest of oxygen as soon as 2026.

Is It Time to Reconsider How Space Firms Dispose Satellites? Scientists Think So!

Oct 13, 2021

Scientists believe that the "casualty risk" of satellites reentering the atmosphere of the Earth surpasses the critical level.

Venus Too Hot And Dry To Support Life, Planet May Have Always Been A 'Hellhole'

Oct 13, 2021

A new study on Venus suggests that life could not exist on the planet due to dry clouds and surface.

NASA James Webb Space Telescope Arrives At South American Launch Site

Oct 13, 2021

After a 16-day ocean journey, NASA's $10 billion James Webb Telescope arrived in French Guiana on Tuesday, Oct. 12.

Scientists Hear 'Mysterious' Radio Signals Close to Galactic Center

Oct 13, 2021

Strange radio waves that sporadically turn on and off have been found at the galaxy's center, perplexing researchers.

Astra Identified the Cause of LV0006 Rocket Failure; Will Relaunch Before October Ends

Oct 12, 2021

Astra Space will attempt to relaunch LV0006 after identifying the issue that led to the liftoff anomaly back in August.

Space Dust Solution: Instant Landing Pads Could Significantly Reduce Dust When Landing Spacecrafts

Oct 12, 2021

California-based aerospace manufacturer startup company Masten Space Systems has developed a way to reduce the problem of space dust as lunar landers land on the Moon's surface or on any planets for future missions.

Space Weather is Now Easier to Predict and New Australian Satellite is Here to Help

Oct 12, 2021

Forecasting space weather has been known to be a difficult thing to do but now it can be easier done through the help of an Australian-made satellite.

Israel and Austria Set to Conduct Simulated Mars Mission in the Mitzpe Ramon Crater Until End of October

Oct 11, 2021

A Mars mission sill be simulated by Israel and Austria on the Mitzpe Ramon crater until the end of October.

NASA Perseverance Rover: Jezero Crater Had Significant Flooding

Oct 11, 2021

NASA Perseverance Rover examined several Mars rocks and discovered that Jezero Crater had a history of flooding.

NASA Lucy Spacecraft to Depart This Week: How to Watch Launch

Oct 11, 2021

NASA's Lucy Spacecraft will depart this week from Florida to examine Jupiter's Trojan Asteroids.

Astronaut Thomas Pesquet Captured Stunning Ethereal Lightning From International Space Station

Oct 11, 2021

ESA astronaut Thomas Pesquet shares a 'transient brilliant phenomenon' from International Space Station while doing his Mission Alpha.