NASA revelation: Mysterious set of footprints found on lunar surface outside of Apollo missions
Oct 20, 2020 08:05 am UTC| Science
NASA is currently preparing to return to the Moon through its upcoming Artemis space program. With five Apollo missions having preceded this one, scientists had also discovered a mysterious set of footprints that did not...
Asteroid discovery: space rock on extremely close approach photographed by scientist
Oct 20, 2020 07:42 am UTC| Science
Yesterday, October 19, an asteroid made a safe fly-by when it approached Earth. An astronomer was able to capture the rock as it traveled through space and towards our planet. The asteroid that NASA has referred to as...
NASA news: Expert warns of China's increasing dominance in future space exploration
Oct 19, 2020 09:45 am UTC| Science
In recent years, more countries are beginning to branch out into potential space exploration, among them being China. As NASA gears up for its upcoming space missions, a scientist has warned that Chinas own space agency is...
Oct 19, 2020 09:10 am UTC| Science Nature
Climate change today is becoming more and more of a problem that the toll it has taken on the environment has become more evident especially in recent years. Aside from leading to the extinction of certain species of...
NASA discovery: New study suggests Moon once protected Earth from solar rays
Oct 16, 2020 07:12 am UTC| Science
Earth has often been hit by solar rays and solar radiation, but the atmosphere has protected us from the intense and dangerous amount of radiation given by the sun. A new study by NASA, however, suggests that at some point...
Asteroid alert: 11-meter space rock to fly past Earth this weekend
Oct 16, 2020 07:11 am UTC| Science
Asteroids regularly pass by our planet during their journey through space. This weekend, another rock is set to approach Earth, as NASA has detected. NASA has detected an asteroid traveling through space at a rate of...
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