NASA Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter Shares Colorful, Clear Map of the Red Planet [LOOK]

Medicine & Technology Jul 05, 2022

NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) obtained a high-resolution image of the Red Planet which will serve as its global reference. Continue reading to learn more.

Large Hadron Collider Faces New Challenge in Physics 10 Years After Higgs Boson Discovery

Jul 04, 2022

With the restart of CERN's Large Hadron Collider (LHC) following the discovery of Peter Higgs' Higgs boson, the massive particle accelerator has a new scientific goal in Physics. Read on to know the full details.

Mysterious Bright Sphere Captured Bouncing Across Welsh Skies, UAP Shaped as Audi R8

Jul 04, 2022

Locals from a Wales town captured a UAP that looked similar to the shape of an Audi R8. Read more about the strange encounter and the true nature of the object.

4th of July Occurrence in the Solar System: Watch the Earth Today As It Reaches Aphelion

Jul 04, 2022

The earth reaches a stage called “aphelion” when it becomes farthest from the Sun on July 4, 2022. Read and discover more about this solar system occurrence.

Space Debris the Size of an Eraser at the End of a Pencil Travelling at 15,000MPH Created an Enormous Crater

Jul 04, 2022

Space is full of space debris that may become a high-velocity projectile capable of causing enormous damage. Check out how a small space junk could cause incredible damage to spacecraft.

Incoming Solar Flare Warning: Geomagnetic Storm to Cause Power Grid Issues, Satellites May Fall Off Their Orbits

Jul 04, 2022

Solar flares and geomagnetic storms can be dangerous. Continue reading to know how they could harm Earth satellites.

European Space Agency (ESA) Says Riskiest Asteroid Won’t Hit Earth in 2052

Jul 03, 2022

The European Space Agency (ESA) mentioned that the 2021 QM1, a "city-killing" asteroid would not strike Earth after all. Read this article to know the details.

Scientists Find Isoprophyl Alcohol in Milky Way; Can You Guess Which Part It Hides?

Jul 03, 2022

A global team of researchers discovered the biggest alcoholic molecule in the Milky Way. Continue reading to know the details.

NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory Mars Sample Return Mission Details

Jul 03, 2022

NASA plans to bring 30 samples from Mars in early 2030 and NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory scientists insist that they should not be sterilized. Continue reading to know why.

Ghostly Apparitions on Night Sky Shines Brightest This Week after 15 Years of Observation, What Are These Objects?

Jul 03, 2022

Scientists explain the true nature behind the bright, ghostly figures people had been seeing in the night sky these past few days. Read more about the phenomenon and why it occurs.

NASA Captures Solar Eclipse Visible Only on Solar Dynamics Observatory From Space

Jul 02, 2022

NASA Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) recorded a partial solar eclipse that lasted for 35 minutes. Continue reading to know more about the solar activity.

NASA Finds Twin Crater on Moon Caused by Mysterious Rocket; Who Is Responsible for It?

Jul 01, 2022

An unknown rocket left two large craters on Moon, according to NASA. Continue reading for more details.

China's Tianwen-1 Captures Entire Image of Red Planet from Orbit, Completes Mars Mission with Zhurong Rover

Jul 01, 2022

The China National Space Administration announces the completion of the Tianwen-1 orbiter's imaging of the entire Mars. Read more about the update and next projects for both the Tianwen-1 and the Zhurong rover.

Astronauts Suffer Permanent Bone Loss Due to Lack of Gravity in Space, Sparks Concern for Long Missions

Jul 01, 2022

New research suggests that long-duration spaceflight could damage the bones of astronauts even more than previously thought even a year after returning to Earth. Read the article to know more.

NASA Earth Observing System Spotted an Odd Cloud Over the Caspian Sea Through Terra Satellite

Jul 01, 2022

NASA Earth Observing System's Terra satellite found a peculiar cloud over the Caspian Sea. Check out what the expert said about the odd sight.