Few years on the Earth
Thanksgiving is a time for reflection, gratitude, and connection—a tradition that transcends even the boundaries of Earth. This year, NASA astronauts Sunita Williams and Barry “Butch” Wilmore, along with their fellow crew members aboard the International Space Station (ISS), are celebrating the holiday in microgravity. Far from their homes, they have embraced the spirit of … Read more
The discovery of an underground “city” beneath Greenland’s ice sheet has captured global attention, unveiling a forgotten chapter of Cold War history. In April, NASA scientists made an unexpected finding when radar technology detected remnants of Camp Century, a secret US military installation from the 1960s. Buried 100 feet below the icy surface, this Cold … Read more
The celestial journey of asteroid 2024 PT5, which briefly orbited Earth as a “mini-moon,” is coming to an end. Discovered in August 2024, this 33-foot (10-meter) space rock has fascinated astronomers by showcasing a rare phenomenon where an object becomes temporarily gravitationally bound to our planet. While not officially classified as a moon, its behavior … Read more
On November 21, a remarkable story unfolded off the coast of Australia when a wayward emperor penguin, affectionately named “Gus,” was released back into the Southern Ocean after an epic 2,000-mile journey from his home in Antarctica. Gus made headlines around the world after his unexpected appearance on an Australian beach, where he was discovered … Read more
NASA is taking a giant leap in addressing one of space exploration’s most pressing challenges: management of Garbage on Moon. Through the LunaRecycle Challenge, the space agency is offering $3 million in cash prizes to innovators who can develop sustainable recycling solutions for lunar missions. This initiative, part of NASA’s Centennial Challenges program, seeks to … Read more
Sulphur stone discovered on Mars! This remarkable finding by NASA’s Curiosity rover has opened up a new chapter in the exploration of the Red Planet. The discovery, made in the Gediz Vallis channel, has intrigued scientists and researchers alike. The bright white sulphur stones, which revealed yellow crystals when crushed under the rover’s wheels, are … Read more
Astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) face unique challenges that require cutting-edge technology to sustain their health and well-being. One of the most critical needs for astronauts living in space for extended periods is a consistent supply of fresh water. This is where advanced water recovery technology comes into play. Sunita Williams and Butch … Read more
Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore, two seasoned astronauts on the International Space Station (ISS), have been pushing the boundaries of human endurance in space. As part of their ongoing mission, which has seen them stranded in orbit for five months, the duo has been living in an environment that combines advanced technology with resourcefulness. One … Read more
The Pitch Drop Experiment, a scientific endeavor initiated nearly a century ago, has fascinated scientists and the public alike with its slow-moving progress. Started in 1927 by Australian physicist Thomas Parnell, this experiment at the University of Queensland, Australia, was designed to measure the viscosity and fluidity of pitch, a substance known for being the … Read more
Skynet-1A, a satellite deemed “dead satellite” for over five decades, has mysteriously moved thousands of miles from its designated orbital location, raising questions about its unexpected journey and the implications for space safety. The vast expanse of outer space, while awe-inspiring, often throws surprises that leave scientists baffled. Recently, a peculiar event involving a defunct … Read more