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NASA captures spectacular celestial pieces in space
NASA captures spectacular celestial pieces in space
By Leonardo Nicholes on October 3, 2022
The SOFIA telescope of NASA has captured spectacular images of celestial pieces in space. NASA posted the images captured by the SOFIA (Stratospheric Observatory for...
First asteroid broadcast by NASA
First asteroid broadcast by NASA
By Leonardo Nicholes on September 26, 2022
NASA has decided to broadcast the first ever asteroid collision on YouTube. NASA will broadcast the first ever attempt to change the orbital path of...
Jupiter to be closest to earth in almost 60 years
Jupiter to be closest to earth in almost 60 years
By Leonardo Nicholes on September 23, 2022
Planet Jupiter is going to be closest to Earth in the past 60 years. NASA scientists have claimed that people on Earth would be able...
NASA Perseverance records mind-blowing rock samples
NASA Perseverance records mind-blowing rock samples
By Leonardo Nicholes on September 22, 2022
Perseverance from NASA has almost completed its first goal. The NASA Perseverance rover has collected a large number of rocks as samples, which will shortly...
NASA’s Perseverance Makes New Discoveries on Mars
NASA’s Perseverance Makes New Discoveries on Mars
By Leonardo Nicholes on August 29, 2022
The Perseverance Mars rover began examining the rocks at Jezero Crater in the spring of 2021. NASA scientists expected sedimentary rock because the crater originally...

Delayed Artemis 1 moon rocket launch, NASA protects from Hurricane Ian
Delayed Artemis 1 moon rocket launch, NASA protects from Hurricane Ian
By Kathleen Thompson on September 28, 2022
NASA has decided to roll back the Artemis 1 Moon rocket inside to protect it from Hurricane Ian. Launch is delayed once again. NASA has...
Medications will soon be Delivered through Drones
Medications will soon be Delivered through Drones
By Kathleen Thompson on June 20, 2022
Drones with the purpose of delivering prescription drugs to patients' homes could soon be seen in the skies over certain cities in the United States....
The latest US Weapon Heading towards Ukraine
The latest US Weapon Heading towards Ukraine
By Kathleen Thompson on March 23, 2022
The latest $800 million package of US security support to Ukraine is crammed with armaments that may wreak havoc on invading Russian forces. The US...
Raleigh Parks Allowing Flying Drones Above them
Raleigh Parks Allowing Flying Drones Above them
By Kathleen Thompson on March 21, 2022
Drones are rapidly gaining in popularity. As the weather heats up, you should expect to see more people flying them. It's also nesting season for...
Drones for Beginners for Flying and Photography
Drones for Beginners for Flying and Photography
By Kathleen Thompson on March 15, 2022
Drones that give us mysteriously gorgeous memories to remember for a lifetime make it considerably cooler, more experiential, and a lot more fun. Drones enable...

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A Super-Sensitive Dark Matter Detector Just Booted Up
A Super-Sensitive Dark Matter Detector Just Booted Up
By Gerald Stanley on July 19, 2022
The LUX-ZEPLIN (LZ) experiment team released the findings from its first scientific run today; the experiment is the most sensitive Dark Matter detector in the...
New Double Crater seen on the Moon after Mystery Rocket Impact
New Double Crater seen on the Moon after Mystery Rocket Impact
By Gerald Stanley on June 30, 2022
After a Rocket body struck the moon's surface on March 4, a fresh double crater was created. The odd crater's position has been identified in...
Artificial Photosynthesis Can Produce Food Without Sunshine
Artificial Photosynthesis Can Produce Food Without Sunshine
By Gerald Stanley on June 27, 2022
For millions of years, Photosynthesis has developed within plants to convert water, carbon dioxide, and solar energy into plant biomass and the meals humans consume....
Time-reversal Asymmetry Surpasses Conversion Efficiency Limit for Solar Cells
Time-reversal Asymmetry Surpasses Conversion Efficiency Limit for Solar Cells
By Gerald Stanley on June 6, 2022
Solar energy is a favoured contender for a long-term replacement for fossil fuels. A Solar Cells, often known as a photovoltaic (PV) cell, transforms sunlight...
Chinese Mars Orbiter Watches Zhurong and Perseverance Rovers
Chinese Mars Orbiter Watches Zhurong and Perseverance Rovers
By Gerald Stanley on May 13, 2022
China's first Mars orbiter keeps tabs on multiple robots on the Red Planet's surface. The Tianwen 1 orbiter captured photos of the Zhurong rover, its...

More launch delay for Artemis 1
More launch delay for Artemis 1
By Janina Kimbrough on October 6, 2022
Another major incident caused more delay in the launch of Artemis 1 moon rocket. A fire has been witnessed near the Kennedy space center that...
NASA seeking moon landers for Future moon missions
NASA seeking moon landers for Future moon missions
By Janina Kimbrough on September 20, 2022
Two astronauts to be sent to moon for Artemis mission. As NASA establishes the objective of the uniformed moon landings’ cycle, it is seeking for...
Giant Sunspot Threatens Earth as Solar Flare
Giant Sunspot Threatens Earth as Solar Flare
By Janina Kimbrough on July 22, 2022
The Sun is about to erupt, and soon. Solar scientists are keeping a watch on a huge Sunspot known as AR3055 that is more than...
The Explosion of Life on Earth Linked to Heavy Metal Act at Planet’s Centre
The Explosion of Life on Earth Linked to Heavy Metal Act at Planet’s Centre
By Janina Kimbrough on July 4, 2022
A massive iron sphere that sits at the centre of the Earth is gradually expanding. This is the inner core, and exciting new data reveals...
COVID-19 Patients at Far Higher Risk of Developing Neurodegenerative Disorders
COVID-19 Patients at Far Higher Risk of Developing Neurodegenerative Disorders
By Janina Kimbrough on June 29, 2022
COVID-19- According to a new study presented today at the 8th European Academy of Neurology (EAN) Congress, 19 positive outpatients had a much higher risk...