new horizons

At what seemed to be the end of the solar system, the NASA New Horizons spacecraft discovered signs of a

An extremely Earth-like planet, a 385-year-long one, located in the habitat of another solar system has just been determined to be chemically qualified to form life.

NASA's New Horizons probe is flying very fast towards a mysterious object named

Pluto at the edge of the solar system is full of surprises, from erupting icebergs, faint smogs and nitro valleys.

New Horizons spacecraft from NASA has just returned to Earth with the latest image of the surface of the Pluto causing a stir in the scientific world.

NASA will begin implementing the diversion direction of New Horizons in October. It will turn to PT1 at a distance of 4 billion miles from Earth.

Seven weeks after making a historic flight through Pluto, New Horizons spacecraft from the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) began to send tens of gigabit data to Earth.

The latest image provided by New Horizons spacecraft shows evidence of Pluto's youthfulness: glaciers are flowing on its surface.

New Horizons was the first spacecraft to successfully reach Pluto after a nine-year long journey, nearly 5 billion kilometers, opening new research directions since the dwarf