Kepler discovered 20 Earth-like planets that could contain life
When analyzing data from the Kepler spacecraft, astronomers discovered 20 new planets could survive the conditions suitable for life, Fox News reported today.
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When analyzing data from the Kepler spacecraft, astronomers discovered 20 new planets could survive the conditions suitable for life, Fox News reported today.
The US Geological Survey recently published the latest Mars map, which can provide important research information for future red planet exploration programs.
The Cassini spacecraft will carry out its final scientific mission to plunge into Saturn suicide on September 15, Popular Science reported on September 11.
Cassini - the first spacecraft to carry out the mission to discover Saturn plunged into the atmosphere of this planet suicide, leaving lots of priceless scientific data…
Recently, a technology company specializing in the development of small civilian satellites ICEYE said it is moving ahead with the development and deployment of SAR-aper…
In August 1964, the first Nimbus satellite was launched into space, paving the way for a series of satellites to observe Earth later.
ESA used data from Gaia satellites to track the movement of more than 300,000 stars near the Sun as well as predict their fate for another 5 million years.
Rebecca and Kimberly Yeung, two sisters in Seattle, Washington, are turning science love into a unique opportunity in life.
This phenomenon was discovered using data from NASA's Fermi Space Telescope and High Energy Stereoscopic System (HESS).
Kumar Jana used Coca cans, energy drinks, and beer cans to make small satellites that could be used as an open source database.
NASA received the first signal transmitted from the Cassini spacecraft after the first dangerous dive through the gap between Saturn and the belts.
The ancient Greeks built mechanical computers capable of accurately predicting astronomical phenomena. NASA hopes to build a similar device to study Venus.
Recently, an English student contacted NASA to point out a mistake in the data recorded on ISS (International Space Station).
Now, anyone can access and admire NASA-branded images, and 1-0-2 videos about the universe,
Stunning images for NASA marked the 30th anniversary of the discovery of the brightest supernova in the past 400 years.