Space

More than half a century after the historic Apollo missions, the United States is venturing back into space to accomplish what was once thought impossible. On January 25, Astrobotic, an American private company, will attempt a lunar landing with their unmanned lander called Peregrine. This groundbreaking mission aims to carry out extensive scientific research on

China’s Zhurong rover made history as the second successful landing on Mars, following the footsteps of only one other country. Equipped with a ground-penetrating radar system, Zhurong ventured into the Martian surface, uncovering captivating findings. The latest results from the scans of Zhurong’s landing site in Utopia Planitia have revealed irregular polygonal wedges buried at

Galaxies, those magnificent cosmic structures, have captivated astronomers for centuries. With their various shapes and sizes, they continue to intrigue and astound us. Among these galactic wonders, spiral galaxies stand out with their graceful, swirling arms. Yet, in our corner of the cosmos, these mesmerizing spirals are surprisingly scarce. Scientists have pondered this mystery for

Space travel has always been a topic of fascination for humans. The idea of exploring the vastness of the universe and venturing beyond our home planet is thrilling. However, as exciting as it may seem, the reality of space travel is far from glamorous. The effects of space on the human body are numerous and

Venus, our neighboring planet, offers an alluring resemblance to Earth in terms of size, composition, and density. However, the similarities end there, as Venus harbors an entirely inhospitable environment. Covered in a dense layer of toxic, acidic clouds, the surface of Venus presents a hostile landscape, not only for life but for any potential exploration.

Exoplanets have become a captivating topic of discussion, captivating our curiosity and inspiring our imagination. With the help of the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), scientists have made astonishing discoveries about these celestial bodies. The sheer number of exoplanets that have been discovered, with a staggering count of 5,539 and counting, is mind-boggling. In 1992,

The Moon has always fascinated humans, and as we continue to explore the depths of space, understanding the objects that interact with it becomes crucial. In recent research conducted by engineers from the University of Arizona, the identity of an object that collided with the Moon on 4 March 2022 has finally been confirmed. Furthermore,

In an ironic twist, it appears that vampires may not only exist in folklore but also in the depths of space. These extraterrestrial bloodsuckers, known as “stellar vampires” or Be stars, have recently captured the attention of astronomers. Be stars are a type of B-type star, characterized by their extreme heat, intense brightness, and vibrant

In the vast expanse of the universe, NASA scientists have made a puzzling discovery – a group of planets that seem to be shrinking. While there is a variety of exoplanets, including gas giants, rocky globes, and even “super-puffs”, there is a peculiar absence of planets that are 1.5 to two times the width of

SpaceX encountered both success and failure during the second test launch of its Starship rocket. The largest rocket ever built, with ambitions of colonizing Mars, took off from Starbase in Boca Chica, Texas. While the booster successfully separated from the spacecraft, both components ultimately exploded over the ocean. This article examines the outcomes of the

Swirling patterns etched into the surface of the Moon have long been a subject of intrigue for scientists and space enthusiasts alike. Known as lunar swirls, these enigmatic features have eluded a clear explanation of their origin. However, recent studies have uncovered a fascinating connection between lunar topography and the formation of these bright patterns.

Scientists in the US have recently confirmed the existence of an exoplanet called LTT 1445 Ac, which orbits a small red dwarf star only 22 light-years away from our Solar System. What makes this discovery particularly significant is that LTT 1445 Ac is the closest known Earth-sized world to us. While this exoplanet is too