NASA Astronauts Prepare to Upgrade the ISS Power System: How to Watch

Medicine & Technology Aug 22, 2021

Two astronauts will walk out of the International Space Station's airlock to add a supporting bracket to install the third new solar panel.

NASA Perseverance Rover Tries To Drill Mars Rock Sample For Its 2nd Collection Attempt

Aug 22, 2021

NASA's Mars Perseverance rover is preparing for another effort to sweep up Martian rocks soon after its initial attempt earlier this month didn't go as planned.

NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope Detects Stunning Image of Spiral Galaxy

Aug 21, 2021

NGC 1385, a brilliant spiral galaxy 68 million light-years from Earth, has been caught in an amazing photograph by NASA's Hubble Space Telescope.

Morning Star Greets Earth With Love: When to Spot Venus in 2021

Aug 21, 2021

When does the morning star appear? Check out the summary of Venus' itinerary in 2021.

NASA, JAXA To Conduct 4th Spacewalk; Astronauts To Install Solar Panels to ISS

Aug 20, 2021

Two astronauts will do a spacewalk outside the International Space Station on Tuesday, Aug. 24, to place a support bracket in preparation for the orbiting laboratory's third new solar array's eventual installation.

NASA Launches a Student-Made Sounding Rocket From Wallops Flight Facility

Aug 20, 2021

NASA Wallops Facility launched a 44-foot suborbital sounding rocket Thursday night. It brought experiments from eight community colleges and universities.

Blue Origin's New Shephard to Bring Lunar Landing Tech to Space Under FAA's Updated License

Aug 20, 2021

Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin will launch its New Shepard rocket on August 25 containing 11 NASA payloads.

Arianespace Aborts OneWeb Launch Sequence Carrying 34 Satellites Due to Non-Nominal Event

Aug 20, 2021

Due to a non-nominal event during the final automatic sequence, Arianespace scrubbed ST34 launch that is expected to bring 34 OneWeb satellites to orbit.

Japan Will Bring Back Martian Samples by 2029, Faster Than US and China

Aug 20, 2021

A new announcement from JAXA explains that Japan will be the first to bring back Martian samples on Earth.

Blast From The Past: Comet Atlas May Have Been Part of a Prehistoric Comet

Aug 19, 2021

Comet Atlas may have originated from a 5,000-year-old comet that swung by the sun. It is claimed to be the sister of a comet observed in 1844. Although Comet Atlas broke down, its sister has survived.

Durham University Researchers Unveil Photo of Galaxies in Ultra-High Definition

Aug 19, 2021

Durham University researchers released the most comprehensive pictures of galaxies beyond our own, revealing unparalleled details about their inner workings.

NASA Curiosity Rover Celebrates 9th Year in Mars With Panoramic Photo of Red Planet

Aug 19, 2021

NASA celebrates the 9th year anniversary of the Mars Curiosity rover by sharing a 360° panorama of the Red Planet.

Blue Origin's Next Rocket To Add Moon Tech as NASA Payload on Next Launch

Aug 19, 2021

Blue Origin is planning to launch the next New Shepard suborbital vehicle flight on August 25. It is an uncrewed mission this time.

NASA's Black Brant IX Rocket Solving Source of Sun's Hot Atmosphere

Aug 18, 2021

NASA will soon launch the upgraded EUNIS mission on top of Black Brant IX rocket to examine sun's hot atmosphere.

Black Holes as Energy Sources of Advanced Civilization? Theoretical Megastructures Dyson Spheres May Catch Energy Up to 100 Million Suns

Aug 18, 2021

Researchers calculate that black holes, as energy sources, could provide as much as the total energy production of up to 100,000,000 suns.