NASA InSight Mars Lander Detects 3 Massive Earthquakes in Red Planet, Records Strongest Marsquake at 4.2 Magnitude

Medicine & Technology Sep 24, 2021

NASA's InSight recorded one of the largest and longest-lasting marsquakes ever. The magnitude 4.2 marsquake shook the Red Planet for 90 minutes.

NASA to Release James Webb Telescope Soon; Will This Compete With Roman Space Telescope?

Sep 23, 2021

NASA launched the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope in the mid-2020s, and had a panoramic field of vision at least 100 times better than Hubble's. Will the James Webb Telescope be able to compete?

Is There a 500 Light-Years Wide Giant Hole in Milky Way? Here's What Astronomers Found

Sep 23, 2021

While scanning interstellar dust, astronomers discovered a massive hole in space. It's possible that the sphere-shaped phenomena explains how supernovae cause star formation.

SpaceX Inspiration4 Crew Now Back on Earth With a Stunning Footage of Planet

Sep 23, 2021

Before arriving on the planet, Inspiration4's crew of citizen astronauts shares a glimpse of Earth and posted it on Twitter.

New Planet 9 Theory: Earth-Like Body Drifted and Hid in the Outskirts of Solar System

Sep 23, 2021

A new study suggests that an Earth-like planet intially existed in our solar system, but drifted away past Neptune and to the Kuiper Belt.

NASA Boeing Starliner Update: Test Launch  Might Lead to 2022 As Module Needs Replacement

Sep 23, 2021

The study into Boeing's troubled maiden test flight of a Starliner crew capsule is now complete, and the firm and agency are planning a second test flight later this year.

NASA Ingenuity Helicopter Readies For 14th Flight; Will Flying This Copter Challenging?

Sep 23, 2021

The NASA Ingenuity helicopter is gearing up for its 14th mission to Mars, but the thin Martian air is making such missions increasingly difficult.

NASA Hubble Telescope Spots 6 Dead Giant Galaxies From Early Cosmos; How Did They Run Out of Fuel to Make Stars?

Sep 22, 2021

Six early, huge, "dead" galaxies were discovered by NASA's Hubble Space Telescope and the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA).

NASA's Umbilical Test Completed: A New Milestone for the Space Agency for Its SLS Artemis 1 Mission

Sep 22, 2021

The Space Launch System rocket of NASA recently completed another milestone on its way to take off with the URRT or the Umbilical Release and Retract Test.

How Did the Planets of Solar System Align on the Same Plane? Orbit Line-Up Explained 4.5 Billions of Years Ago

Sep 22, 2021

The planets in our solar system is aligned in a flat plane, but how did it ended up that way? The answer lies 4.5 billlion years ago.

Jupiter May Have Solved Mystery of Uranus, Neptune Atmosphere; Absence of Ammonia Explained

Sep 22, 2021

For a long time, scientists have been perplexed by a riddle involving Neptune and Uranus, but Jupiter may have finally solved it.

Near-Earth Object Estimated to Be Thrice Than Size of Statue of Liberty to Whiz Past Earth This Fall

Sep 21, 2021

During the Autumn Equinox on Wednesday afternoon, a near-Earth object called as "2021 NY1" will make a safe fly by on Earth.

NASA Splits Human Exploration Into Two Departments to Better Improve on Future Space Flights

Sep 21, 2021

NASA Administrator Bill Nelson said on Tuesday that the agency would establish two new mission divisions that will best position the space agency for the next 20 years.

NASA Spacecraft to Investigate Metal-Rich Asteroid Psyche By Launching Futuristic Electric Thrusters Emitting Cool Blue Glow

Sep 21, 2021

NASA spacecraft will be fueled by futuristic electric thrusters generating a blue glow when they launch in 2022 to the metal-rich asteroid Psyche, which is "worth more than $10,000 quadrillion."

COVID-19 Kills As Much As Many Americans During Spanish Flu, Data Shows

Sep 21, 2021

Americans who died due to COVID-19 might outnumber those who perished as a result of the Spanish flu pandemic in during the World War I and World War II.