Meet Nüwa, A Sustainable City That Could Accommodate 250,000 People

Medicine & Technology May 17, 2021

ABIBOO Studio and SONet claimed that Nüwa, the first capital city on Mars, could accommodate up to 250,000 residents.

Hydroxyl Molecule Common on Earth Detected for the First Time in Ultra-Hot Exoplanet's Atmosphere

May 17, 2021

An international collaboration of astronomers has detected the hydroxyl molecule common on Earth in the atmosphere of the exoplanet WASP-33b, or also called "ultra-hot Jupiter."

Ariane 5 Rocket's Fairing Separation Cause Delay to James Webb Space Telescope Launch

May 16, 2021

The launch of the James Webb Space Telescope was delayed due to an anomaly with its rocket. Ariane 5, the telescope's supposed heavy-lift, had its fairing detached.

Blood Moon 2021: How Scientists Used Last Total Lunar Eclipse to Measure Moon

May 16, 2021

Scientists used the last ‘blood moon’ to measure the moon. Here's what they discovered in their studies.

NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Shares Cosmic Cloud from Emission Nebula

May 15, 2021

NASA's legendary Hubble Space Telescope captured an intriguing cosmic cloud — a cloud that makes its own light.

Crescent Moon, Venus, and Mercury to Rise All at Once This Month; Here's How to Watch It

May 14, 2021

Stargazers get another chance to marvel at the cosmos as Mercury, Mars, Venus, and the moon are all simultaneously visible after dusk.

Mars Landing Attempt: China’s Tianwen-1 Slated for Rover Landing on May 14

May 14, 2021

China's Tianwen-1 is all set for its Mars landing attempt on May 14 according to reports. The said spacecraft has been orbiting the Red Planet since February this year, and it is finally set to attempt a touchdown on Mars.

Communication From Space: NASA Developing New Way to Talk to Earth Using Lasers

May 13, 2021

NASA recently announced it is planning to launch Laser Communications Relay Demonstration or LCRD to test a new way to communicate from space.

ISS Water System Breaks Down; What Happened?

May 13, 2021

The system that prepares drinking water for astronauts on the International Space Station got broken, NASA says.

Schedule for The First Eclipse, and Other Solar and Lunar Eclipse in 2021

May 13, 2021

May 26 is the schedule for the first eclipse, Blood Moon, observable over our skies. Here is the list of times and dates for the solar and lunar eclipse in 2021.

NASA Mars Perseverance Rover Is Now Ready to Become a Science Investigator

May 12, 2021

NASA's Perseverance rover is now studying the rocks in the Jezero crater to look for life.

After Returning from Space, What Made Pétrus 2000 Very Expensive

May 12, 2021

Pétrus 2000, a vintage by Christie's, arrived Earth earlier this year. After landing from space, the bottle of wine now costs a million dollars.

Jupiter Reveals Stunning Atmosphere Details in Different Light

May 12, 2021

Images captured by NASA Hubble Space Telescope show Jupiter's atmosphere in a new light.

NASA Webb Space Telescope Goes Through Final Test Before It Launches Into Space

May 12, 2021

The NASA Webb space telescope is going through a final test to exhibit that its 18 gold-tinted mirror divisions can unfold into an accurate "honeycomb configuration."

NASA Scrubs Space Launch for the Fourth Day in a Row; Here's Why

May 11, 2021

Weather conditions were the reason for canceling the NASA space rocket launch from Wallops Island.