- 22 September 2024
Surprise, surprise. The two Space X CD 9 female astronauts will not go into space after all! What in the name of NASA and Elon Musk is going on this time?
Read the full article- 18 September 2024
The battle for space invasion has gained another contestant. As of recently, India is also preparing to send a man into space. Although this was bound to happen sooner rather than later, below are the details available to the public so far.
Read the full article- 15 September 2024
To put it briefly and simply: until Edwin Hubble and his observations in the second and third decades of the last century, the prevailing opinion was that the universe was eternal and infinite. Things have changed since then so let’s dive into that.
Read the full article- 12 September 2024
By the end of August, Sky Safari created an illustration showing us a cool image of our planets almost conveniently positioned for the perfect observation, but astronomers across the globe waited patiently for days for them to occupy an even better mutual position.
Read the full article- 8 September 2024
The ethics of terraforming Mars is a complex and multi-layered issue involving various philosophical, moral and legal aspects. Although it seems tempting, it can lead to disaster.
Read the full article- 5 September 2024
The fate of the Starliner is sealed! As of now, the crew remains on the International Space Station. So, what’s the plan?
Read the full article- 31 August 2024
Our planetary system, legally speaking, has eight planets. Which of these planets has the greatest potential and value to us as humans in the present stage of our moral and technological evolution?
Read the full article- 28 August 2024
It happens sometimes that a new discovery just spoils a good story. For years, you could point to Jupiter with a telescope at night, and at the right moment, you could discover a very strange fact.
Read the full article- 25 August 2024
From a practical tool to stunning decor, a star map for the Northern Hemisphere can elevate your home AND your stargazing experience!
Read the full article- 25 August 2024
Recent findings in Gabon, Africa suggest that complex multicellular life may have appeared much earlier than the oldest known complex multicellular organisms dating back to the Ediacaran period (about 635-541 million years ago).
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