Scientists are Unsure of Why Methane is “Burping” Out of Mars’ Subsurface

Methane has been consistently found on Mars since 2012 by NASA’s Curiosity rover, particularly in the vicinity of its landing site within the 96-mile-wide (154-kilometer) Gale Crater. However, the methane on Mars is acting strangely. It only shows up at night, varies with the seasons, Continue Reading

SpaceX Plans to Launch Two More Times this Weekend from Cape Canaveral

SpaceX hopes to duplicate the last two back-to-back days of launches, which occurred just over a week ago. SpaceX added two more Florida rocket launches to the year’s rapidly increasing total when it launched Starlink satellites into orbit on the evenings of Wednesday and Thursday Continue Reading

In Preparation for 6 May, NASA Astronauts will Go Into Quarantine

In a news release from NASA, the agency said that on Tuesday, April 22, at NASA’s Johnson Space Center (JSC) in Houston, astronauts Barry “Butch” Wilmore and pilot Suni Williams, who would be flying on Boeing Starliner, entered the routine pre-flight quarantine. As stated by Continue Reading

Military Spacecraft with Maximum Secrecy was Launched into Orbit by SpaceX

A military spacecraft of unknown origin has taken launched using one of Elon Musk’s rockets. Using one of its Falcon Heavy rockets, the billionaire’s rocket business SpaceX launched the US Space Force’s top-secret X-37B spacecraft into orbit on Thursday. The mysterious spacecraft has been launched Continue Reading

There May Be a Hidden Planet in Our Solar System, According to Fresh Evidence Discovered by Scientists

For an extended period, certain astronomers have opined that peculiar actions occurring at the periphery of our solar system could be mostly attributed to an additional, unexplored planet. This contributes to the explanation of the orbits of objects located at the furthest points of our Continue Reading

A Recent Research Exposes the Harsh Past of the Winchcombe Meteorite’s Space Travels

The Winchcombe meteorite was impacted by water and frequently broke apart and reassembled during its space voyage, as shown by a thorough new nano-analysis, before landing in an English sheep farm in 2021. On the study, researchers from numerous universities in the US, Australia, Europe, Continue Reading

DNA Analysis Indicates that the Blackfoot Confederacy’s Ancient Indigenous Bloodline Dates Back 18,000 Years to the Last Glacial Age

Indigenous peoples residing on the Great Plains of Montana and southern Alberta may trace their beginnings to ice period antecedents according to the Blackfoot Confederacy’s old ancestry, which dates back 18,000 years, according to a recent DNA study. A group of scientists lead by two Continue Reading

Antarctic Ice Shelves are at Risk of Collapsing Due to Ocean Currents, a Research Shows

The interaction between meandering ocean currents and the ocean floor causes upwelling velocity, which carries warm water to shallower depths, according to a recent study published in Nature Communications. The Amundsen Sea in West Antarctica is seeing significant ice shelf melting due to this mechanism. Continue Reading

Thales Alenia Space Receives Contract From ESA to Resume ExoMars

A group of businesses was given a contract by the European Space Agency to continue working on a Mars rover mission that was thrown off course by geopolitics two years prior. On April 9, ESA declared that it has given a team headed by Thales Continue Reading

A New Research Discloses the Moon’s ‘Turned Itself Inside Out’

Most scientists concur that the Moon formed approximately 4.5 billion years ago, following Earth’s collision with a planetoid resembling Mars. For what happened next, there are a plethora of models and theories. According to the University of Arizona Lunar and Planetary Laboratory’s most recent analysis, Continue Reading