Experts “photograph” dark matter for the first time in history
Researchers from the University of Waterloo in Canada, have captured the first image of dark matter. The composite image showing a dark matter web linking...
NASA photos confirm the Schiaparelli module crashed on Mars
The European Space Agency (ESA) published an article containing a new set of photographs of the surface of Mars. Markings found on the pictures...
UN report backs India to dominate working-age population
On 29th April, 2016, the United Nations Development Programme released their Human Resource Development Programme. The report highlighted the fact that India will be...
Ancient spider fossils reveal details of arachnid evolution
An ancient fossil from the Cretaceous period has been found, and it belongs to an eight-legged arachnid with a tail similar to a scorpion’s...
NASA’s Kilopower reactor to give Mars misson a nuclear boost
The United States tested nuclear reactor systems in order to sustain astronauts on Mars and a long duration NASA human mission on the inhospitable...
New Horizon explains why Pluto’s biggest moon has red spots
The big red patch of Charon, Pluto’s largest moon, is no longer a mystery. The red soil came from a nearby source: Pluto. When...
SpaceX to launch a rocket carrying ten satellites into orbit
On Wednesday morning, SpaceX provided a new update on the state of its September accident, saying the company would resume launch of its rockets...
Watch Blue Origin’s NS2 survive the in-flight escape test
Blue Origin conducted a flight test of the in-flight abort system built into its New Shepard 2 suborbital launch vehicle yesterday. It was the...
NASA denies having changed the zodiac signs
A controversy of cosmic proportions has sparked over the past few days due to the introduction of a 13th sign to the 12-sign zodiac...
Denmark breaks a world record with the V164 wind turbine
It seems that Denmark has got itself a new record, and the reason is that their wind turbine located in Østerild, Denmark, the “V164”...