NASA Reports an Asteroid Large Enough to Kill Millions of People...
US space agency NASA reports that an asteroid large enough to kill millions of people will pass by our Earth on Saturday, February 15....
See the Snow Moon, a penumbral eclipse & comet 45P on...
Those who enjoy watching the various events that take place in the night sky will have quite a party on Friday night when a...
Camels’ use for world trade transportation led to diversification of their...
A scientific study that has just surfaced online suggests that human migration has led to the diversification of Camels' DNA all across the globe.
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Juno spacecraft will take firts close-up pictures of Jupiter
NASA's Juno spacecraft will get a first close look at Jupiter this Saturday. At 8.51 EDT on August 27, Juno will zoom closer than...
A teenager becomes part of NASA’s Mars landing team
U.S. – A new Mars Rover project from NASA is going to launch by the end of 2020, and a teenager’s proposal is likely...
NASA honors Apollo 1 crew fallen 50 years ago
Hundreds of people gathered along with Kennedy Space Center workers to pay tribute to NASA’s Apollo 1 crew and other astronauts fallen in the...
SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy will carry Musk’s Tesla as its first payload
Elon Musk tweeted over the weekend that the first payload of the Falcon Heavy rocket on its maiden flight would be his own personal...
Google Celebrates Stephen Hawking’s Posthumous 80th Birthday with Captivating Doodle
Foremost astronomer and physicist would have celebrated his 80th birthday on January 8, 2022, if he was alive – but Google celebrated the occasion...
Comet Churyumov-Gerasimenko has components of life, detects Rosetta
An important constituent of living beings which includes ingredients of DNA like protein glycine and phosphorous has been detected in the Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko.
This give...
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...













