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Hubble’s 31st Anniversary: the Telescope Captures Footage of One of the Brightest Stars on the Edge of Destruction

The Hubble Space Telescope was launched into Earth’s lower orbit in 1990, and it had some impressive achievements while aimed towards the depths of the Universe: it discovered two moons of Pluto (Hydra and Nix), it helped pin down the…

April 24, 2021 · by Cristian Antonescu · 0

The International Space Station Throws its Most Massive Object Ever to Remain in Orbit as Space Junk

Many scientists are worried about the huge amount of space debris that’s trapped in the Earth’s orbit. In some cases, waste material even has the potential of jeopardizing the possibility for astronomers to detect space objects through their powerful telescopes.…

March 17, 2021 · by Cristian Antonescu · 0

The Hubble Telescope is Back in Business After Software Issue

Although it has a history of over 30 years and it’s approaching its replacement by the James Webb Space Telescope, the good ol’ Hubble operated by NASA and ESA still proves that it has what it takes to be very…

March 13, 2021 · by Cristian Antonescu · 0

Watch Video of Russian Ship’s Launch to the International Space Station

Even while in outer space, the human body still needs food and water to survive. The International Space Station members also cannot defy the basic human needs, and they will soon receive packages of food, water, fuel, and supplies from…

February 15, 2021 · by Anna Daniels · 0

The Opportunity of Becoming an ESA Astronaut Becomes Real

Let’s admit it: most boys hoped to become astronauts when they were little. While being an astronaut is still far less exciting than we see in sci-fi movies, going to the Moon or just above the Earth’s atmosphere still represent…

February 10, 2021 · by Anna Daniels · 0

The Largest Canyon in The Solar System is located on Mars, and New Photos Prove It

If you’re also fascinated about the Grand Canyon from Arizona, it means that you’re a normal human being. But you must know that the majestic structure pales in comparison with another canyon present elsewhere in the Solar System. The good…

January 8, 2021 · by Anna Daniels · 0

Hubble’s Activity Explains The Missing Dark Matter from a Neighboring Galaxy

While astrophysicists from all over the world struggle to understand the origin of dark matter from many corners of the Universe, others are having a hard time figuring out where such a mysterious structure from a neighboring galaxy went. Thanks…

November 28, 2020 · by Anna Daniels · 0

NASA And ESA To Bring Mars Soil And Rock Samples To Earth

Perseverance is NASA’s primary goal these days. It is the mission that the coronavirus pandemic couldn’t interfere with, and chances are that the rover will be launched as planned in July 2020. Both NASA and ESA work on bringing Mars…

April 14, 2020 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

The ESA’s Mercury Mission Project Breaks COVID-19 Restrictions

Even if the coronavirus outbreak concerns everyone, the space waits for no one. A spacecraft on its way to far-flung targets within our solar system request course fixes. The ESA (the European Space Agency) will have to break the COVID-19…

April 1, 2020 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

ESA’s Gaia To Update The Map Of Milky Way Galaxy

The Milky Way had been described since it was first viewed as a barred spiral galaxy whose diameter varies between 150,000 and 200,000 light-years. Astronomers believe, after extended researches, to contain between 100 and 400 billion stars and above 100…

July 19, 2019 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0