The Neanderthal Comet of 50,000 Years: A Rare Celestial Event
The Comet C/2022 E3 (ZTF) is a rare green comet that has been spotted in the night sky for the first time in 50,000 years and is considered as a rare celestial
Journey to Mars in 45 Days: The Potential of NASA’s Bimodal Nuclear Thermal Rocket
NASA has announced a new funding for a cutting-edge technology that could revolutionize interplanetary travel – the Bimodal Nuclear Thermal Rocket. This advanced rocket system could potentially cut travel time to Mars from months to just 45 days, and it
Elon Musk’s Starlink Satellites: Illuminating the Sky over Massachusetts
The sky over Massachusetts has been lit up by a string of bright lights, which many people may have initially thought to be unidentified
Mysterious Blue Spiral Captivates Subaru Telescope Viewers in Hawaii
The Subaru Telescope, run by the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, recently shared a captivating video on YouTube of a strange blue “flying spiral”
Nautilus Array: The Next Leap in Astrobiology and Our Quest for Life Beyond Our Planet
Often draped in the rich cloth of science fiction, the question “Are we alone?” has echoed through the annals of human history. Today, it nudges at the doorsteps of reality as scientific
Rahul Somvanshi
Is a Mysterious Planet Hiding in Our Solar System’s Oort Cloud?
There is speculation among astronomers about the existence of an elusive planet hiding in our solar system’s Oort Cloud, a distant region consisting of icy chunks and rocks. If it exists, this
Govind Tekale
NASA’s Incredible Underwater Moon Simulation Pool: The Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory
The Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory has been transformed by NASA, into a replica of the moon’s surface to train future astronauts. A giant 6.2-million-gallon pool, the lab measures 202 by 102 feet. To
A Cosmic Spectacle: The Oldest Meteor Shower, Lyrids, Returns for its 2,700th Anniversary!
This month the sky gazers are in for a special treat as the beloved Lyrid meteors shower makes its annual return. For 2,700 years the Lyrids meteor shower has been observed, making
Rocket Lab’s Second Electron Launch from Virginia Carries Capella Space Satellites
The Electron lifted off from the company’s Launch Complex2 at Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport on Wallops Island, Virginia, at 6:38 pm Eastern. Poor weather conditions delayed the launch from its original date of
VERITAS Mission to Venus Delayed Due to Funding Issues
The VERITAS mission to study Venus and analyze its volcanic activity was highly anticipated. Some evidence shows that Venus had volcanic activity as recently as the 1990s. However, the VERITAS mission was
Satellites by SpaceX & Others are Photobombing Hubble Telescope’s Stunning Images of the cosmos- Astronomy Under Attack
The passing satellites by SpaceX & others pose a threat to the Hubble Space Telescope as they photobomb the captured imagery of the cosmos. Awe-inspiring images of the universe have been captured
