Tag: Space exploration
First Human Moon Mission Rocket Ready for Launch: Historic Event Since 1972
NASA's second Space Launch System rocket, which will carry a team of four astronauts on the historic Artemis II mission around the Moon, has...
NASA’s Budget Threatens Closure of Chandra Telescope
NASA launched the Chandra X-ray Observatory 25 years ago, revolutionizing the study of the Universe. The telescope has provided invaluable insights into cosmic phenomena...
Challenges of Mars Missions: Dealing with Expired Medications
Astronauts on a mission to Mars may face a unique challenge when it comes to expired medications. Researchers at Duke University School of Medicine...
Vulcan Test Flight in September Paves Way for Military Launch in 2022
United Launch Alliance (ULA) is gearing up for the second test flight of its new Vulcan rocket on September 16. This upcoming mission, called...
Exploring NASA’s Discovery of Pure Sulfur Crystals on Mars
NASA scientists recently made a groundbreaking discovery on Mars - the presence of pure sulfur crystals. This finding marks the first time that elemental...
Frozen Super-Earth Discovered Masquerading as Mini-Neptune
Researchers have discovered a new exoplanet that is similar to Earth but much larger and colder. This planet, known as LHS 1140 b, was...
Potential for Life on Two Nearby Moons: Signs of Life at Surface
Scientists have recently discovered promising signs that life could potentially exist on two moons within our solar system. The icy Europa moon orbiting Jupiter...
Reviving Old Ideas: Scientists Prepare for Rare Asteroid Encounter with Armada Approach
Scientists have been aware of an asteroid named Apophis for nearly 20 years, knowing that it will pass close to Earth on Friday, April...
Unveiling the Mystery of ‘Dark Comets’ Among Near-Earth Objects
In the vast darkness of space surrounding Earth, there exists a group of small icy bodies known as dark comets. These mysterious objects, which...


















