Author: Susie Whitehead

NASA’s scientists have been making an attempt to study an asteroid named Bennu since long with the help of its OSIRIS Probe. After the probe entered the orbit and settled there, it has detected some solid evidences of the existence of water over the asteroid in its very first observations. Scientists are hoping that the […]

When Elon Musk is trying his best to explore and add in technology to the entire universe then why not give exceptional thoughts a chance. The SpaceX’s CEO has on November 17 declared that it is going to put the idea of upgrading the replaceable second stage on Falcon 9 rockets for reusability on the […]

A supernova found by a global group of astronauts comprising Carnegie’s Maria Drout and Tom Holoien, and spearheaded by Ben Shappee from University of Hawaii, offers an unparalleled look at the violent stellar explosion’s first moments. The light from the first hours of the explosion displayed an unanticipated pattern, which Carnegie’s Anthony Piro studied to […]

While traveling in space, space scientists usually experience physical changes generally associated with aging, like muscle deterioration, bone loss, and altered immune systems. When the astronauts come back to Earth, these changes are often reversed. For understanding the proper relevance of the astronauts’ human health experience both on the ground and in space, the NIH’s […]

Scientists have recently discovered a new way of perception regarding the activity and functioning of enormous black holes, which is based on the new observations from (ALMA) the Atacama Large Millimeter/ submillimeter Array and computerized simulations. Researchers have analyzed that the active supermassive black holes surrounded by the rings of gas are not simply donut-shaped. […]

SpaceX attained one more successful rocket blasting & landing this week and gained 4 new records while doing so. The Spaceflight SSO-A: SmallSat Express mission was believed to occur over the weekend, but the team delayed it to perform additional inspections on the rocket’s part. This week’s mission was hosted by Spaceflight, a Washington-located firm […]

Researchers have found a supernova that offers an unparalleled look at the initial moments of a fierce stellar detonation and divulges that the phenomena are even more mystifying than deemed earlier. The light from the blast’s first hours displayed a startling pattern, as per the scientists from the Carnegie Institution for Science and the University […]

Our beautiful moon has many tales to tell about recent events such as the people who came to visit in 1969 and ancient stories that marked the face of Earth’s natural satellite. Thanks to the lunar reconnaissance orbital, NASA was able to take great pictures of the surface of the moon. The most recent of […]

This week, China aims to roll out its Chang’e-4 spaceship to the far side of the Moon. The plan is to launch a rover for the first time on the Moon’s dark side. Banned from direct communication with our planet, the rover and lander will rely on Queqiao communication satellite by China blasted off in […]

NASA was intended to find hints of extraterrestrial life in the world. While the space agency is yet to discover any ultimate evidence that outer space life exists, one NASA researcher believes we might have already been looked by them on the Earth. In the latest research paper, Silvano P. Colombano—Computer Scientist at NASA’s Ames […]