Low-Mass Star Life Stages: What Is A Planetary Nebula?

Medicine & Technology Oct 16, 2023

The planetary nebula phase of stellar life is unique to low-mass stars. Read to learn more.

Orionid Meteor Shower Peak and More: Here's What To Look Expect in the Night Sky This Week

Oct 15, 2023

The annual Orionid meteor shower will be peaking from October 21 to 22. Read to learn more.

NASA's Parker Solar Probe Clocked Historic Speed of Almost 400,000mph Near the Sun

Oct 13, 2023

NASA's Parker Solar Probe achieved a record speed of 394,736 mph, passing just 4.5 million miles from the Sun's scorching surface. Continue reading for more details.

Turning Moon Dust into Smooth Lunar Roads: ESA's 'PAVER' Project for Future Lunar Colonies

Oct 13, 2023

Scientists are planning to build roads on the Moon created by melting lunar dust with lasers or focusing sunlight through a lens for strong, glassy material. Read the article to learn more details.

Toyota's Baby Lunar Cruiser Could Allow Humans To Take a Drive on the Moon, Set To Land in 2029

Oct 10, 2023

The Baby Lunar Cruiser will be capable of holding two people for a full two weeks, enabling these individuals to work and live inside the vehicle as they explore the surface of the Moon. Read to learn more.

Ancient Tree Rings Reveal Unprecedented Solar Storm 14,300 Years Ago, Dwarfing Carrington Event

Oct 10, 2023

Analysis of ancient tree rings in the French Alps reveals a massive solar storm 14,300 years ago, highlighting modern society's vulnerability. Read the article for more details.

Chinese Space Telescope 'Xuntian' Designed To Outdo NASA Hubble Telescope, Astronomers Claim

Oct 10, 2023

Xuntian's field of view is 300 times larger than NASA's Hubble. Read to learn more.

Spanish Company PLD Space Achieves Europe's First Fully Private Rocket Launch with MIURA1, Joining the Space Exploration Club

Oct 09, 2023

PLD Space, a Spanish company, conducted Spain's maiden private rocket launch, aiming to join the spacefaring nations' elite club. Check out the full story in this article.

NASA's New Horizons Found a Dozen Large Objects Beyond the Kuiper Belt's Outer Boundary

Oct 09, 2023

A study found a dozen large objects beyond the Kuiper Belt, hinting at a deeper structure or a second belt in the Solar System. Continue reading to learn more. 

Bezos vs. Musk Space Match: Amazon Launches Test Satellites for Internet Service in Space To Rival Elon Musk’s Starlink

Oct 08, 2023

Last Friday, Amazon deplayed its first pair of satellites to space as part of its Kuiper Project that could rival Elon Musk's Starlink. Read to learn more.

Elon Musk Full of Hope for Starship As Massive Craft Awaits Approval for 2nd Launch Attempt

Oct 08, 2023

During a recent interview, Elon Musks expressed his hopes for Starship, including the plans to bring humans to Mars within the next four years. Read to learn more.

How Artificial Intelligence (AI) Makes Astronomy Faster, More Powerful?

Oct 05, 2023

Artificial intelligence (AI) helps astronomers process space images faster and more. Continue reading to learn about the influence of AI in astronomy.

When Did Pluto Stop Being a Planet? Why Was It Reclassified and Demoted?

Oct 05, 2023

Pluto was classified as the solar system's ninth planet but was demoted in 2006 to a dwarf planet. Read to learn more.

NASA's Reimagined New Horizons Mission Will Now Explore the Sun's Influence at the Solar System's Edge

Oct 04, 2023

NASA's New Horizons mission originally sent close-up images of Pluto but will now transition to a heliophysics mission. Read the article to learn more details.

BlueWalker 3 Satellite Now One of the Brightest Objects in the Night Sky, Signaling Low-Earth Orbit's Brightening Crisis

Oct 03, 2023

BlueWalker 3 satellite, now one of the top 10 brightest night sky objects, is part of a growing constellation of super-bright satellites. Continue reading to learn more details.