Russian Space Junk Allegedly Smashed a Chinese Military Satellite This Year

Medicine & Technology Aug 18, 2021

A chunk of a Russian rocket considered a space junk collided with a Chinese satellite in March. Is this the result of our expanding space junk problems?

Did NASA Just Find Milky Way’s Broken Arm? Scientists Claim Seeing a Cluster of Nebulae, Young Stars in the Galaxy

Aug 18, 2021

Scientists said that one of Milky Way's spiral arm is sticking out like a splinter poking out of the wood's plank due to several forces in the galaxy.

Asteroid 3200 Phaethon's Comet-Like Fizzing Tail Near the Sun Explained by Scientist

Aug 17, 2021

A new study identifies the reason behind the odd, comet-like tail of asteroid 3200 Phaethon.

Arianespace Vega Rocket Launches 1 Earth Observation Satellite, 4 Cubesats to Space

Aug 17, 2021

This was Arianespace's seventh successful launch of the year, and the second with the Vega spacecraft in 2021.

Several Solar Systems Are Facing Radioactive Decay, Another Mysterious Process Like in Ours

Aug 17, 2021

Our solar system's inception and evolution were strongly influenced by a radioactive isotope. Scientists discovered it in a system of forming stars.

NASA Perseverance Rover Completes 'Substantially Risky' 12th Flight

Aug 17, 2021

NASA's Ingenuity helicopter has already made a dozen flights on Mars, rising at 32.8 feet above the surface for 169 seconds!

NASA Slams Russia for Claims That Astronaut Serena Auñón-Chancellor Drilled a Hole in the ISS

Aug 17, 2021

NASA rebuts Russian accusations that Serena Auón-Chancellor bored a hole in the International Space Station in 2018 to compel an early return to Earth after an 'acute psychological crisis.'

Not Rocky but Fuzzy Core: Cassini Imaging, Recent Research Claim Saturn as a Giant Soupy Planet

Aug 17, 2021

Saturn's core is more fluid than solid and makes up more of the planet's core than previously assumed, experts say.

Expedition 65 Highlights: Here Are The Major Events That Happened In The ISS Yet [PHOTOS]

Aug 16, 2021

Expedition 65 is happening during a very busy time in the ISS's schedule and is NASA's 65th long duration expedition yet. Here's what happened!

Not the Glutton That You Think: Black Holes Do Not Swallow Everything in Space

Aug 16, 2021

Researchers said that black holes can have a bending light around them. They coincidentally proved that Einstein's theory of general relativity is real and that not everything in space cannot escape a black hole.

Asteroid Impact on Mars Possibly Caused Microscopic Life to Phobos Billions of Years Ago

Aug 16, 2021

Asteroid collisions on Phobos may have hurled tiny life to Mars billions of years ago, and the Japanese space agency hopes to locate the 'dead remnants' in 2024.

From Exploration to 3D Printing Colonies: NASA Wants 3D Printing Simulation Included in ISS Cargo for Materials

Aug 16, 2021

NASA's most recent International Space Station resupply flight includes a machine to show 3D printing regolith on the Moon and other surfaces.

Jupiter in Relatively Large, Bright Sight When It Positions Opposite the Sun; Watch As It Happens on August 20

Aug 16, 2021

Next week, planet Jupiter is set to a position opposite the sun. It then makes this giant planet visible when the sun sets and vanishes, and again, when it rises.

Arianespace Vega Rocket To Launch 5 Satellites Tonight; How To Watch Live

Aug 16, 2021

Arianespace Vega rocket will launch several payloads and one observation satellite on August 17. They will broadcast the launch live on YouTube.

Orionids Meteor Shower 2021: How and When to Watch 20 Shooting Stars per Hour Next Month

Aug 15, 2021

Comet Halley's debris will be seen from the ground again and will graze the skies with 20 shooting stars per month.