Elon Musk, SpaceX CEO warned that a huge asteroid would someday hit our planet and we won’t be able to do much about it. An asteroid called Apophis will pass just 19,000... Read more »
More concerning asteroid-related news surfaces. Lately, people have been bombarded by various experts and scientists with all kinds of terrifying asteroid predictions, but it’s important to understand that the probability of disaster... Read more »
Recently, fires became a common occurrence in the Arctic. Therefore NASA has made their responsibility to examine the cause of the Arctic fires in Alaska and their effects on human beings and... Read more »
The media is filled with asteroid-related news lately. For starters, it’s been just revealed that there’s a massive space rock that’s currently heading our way, according to the latest reports. And to... Read more »
We have written this article to tell you about the fact that NASA picked the headquarters for Moon lander. Keep reading if you’re interested in finding out more details about it. NASA‘s... Read more »
A research plane flying over Greenland’s rippling icefields 500 feet below analyzed the current state of the ice, which is as big as a 15 story building in certain areas. Kangerlussuaq, one... Read more »
The Curiosity rover has been an efficient and useful tool for scientists at NASA in their research on Mars. However, its only flaw is that it can not climb walls or scale... Read more »
Jupiter has been called the king of planets for a really long time, due to its massive size compared to most other planets in the solar system. The planet is huge and... Read more »
Asteroid Bennu has been on the US space agency NASA’s radar for almost 20 years now, and it has a really slim chance of slamming into Earth. NASA selects landing sites on... Read more »
On August 11th, the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics awarded the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) the ‘Small Satellite Mission of the Year’ for their MarCO (Mars Cube One) satellites.... Read more »