5 shocking near-death encounters of Voyager 2 you didn’t know about!
Voyager 2, launched by NASA on August 20, 1977, was designed to explore the outer planets and ultimately…
NASA’s Largest Satellite Antenna Ever Has Just Unfurled in Space
A Flower-like satellite has “bloomed” in outer space, unfolding to reveal the largest radar antenna reflector ever put…
NASA alert! Massive asteroid 2025 PM2 is set to close flyby Earth at 41,000 mph today; here’s what you should know |
The night sky often offers a sense of tranquillity, but occasionally, celestial visitors remind us of the dynamic…
Mysterious interstellar object defies NASA’s expectations as visitor nears Earth
The mysterious object speeding through our solar system may be even more unique than many scientists originally thought. …
Bizarre ‘helmet’ spotted on Mars is being likened to the ‘sorting hat’ from Harry Potter
With its pointed peak and wide brim, it looks like nothing discovered on Mars before. In fact, this…
“We’re Not Ready”: Scientists React To NASA’s Nuclear Fuel Stronger Than Plutonium As Space Race Risks Spiral Out Of Control
IN A NUTSHELL 🚀 NASA collaborates with the University of Leicester to test a new americium-241-powered Stirling generator.…
NASA Scientists Shocked As Colossal Bioluminescent Sea Entity Emerges, Casting Light Over Vast Distances And Igniting Global Speculation
IN A NUTSHELL 🌊 NASA satellites captured a stunning turquoise glow, revealing a massive bioluminescent phytoplankton bloom off…
59 years ago today, the first photograph of Earth from lunar orbit was taken.
Published on 23/08/2025 – 16:19 GMT+2 ADVERTISEMENT On 23 August 1966, NASA captured the first photograph of the…
NASA spacecraft collects dust older than the sun from an asteroid more than 200million miles away
By DAILY MAIL REPORTER Published: 20:11 EDT, 22 August 2025 | Updated: 20:12 EDT, 22 August 2025 Dust…
Tiny magnets could simplify oxygen production for spaceflight
Who knew a small magnet could hold the power to fix one of space exploration’s biggest headaches? For…