space

Black hole

Astronomers Just discovered a Blackhole Burping out the remains of a spaghettified star, years after consuming it

For years, we have known black holes as mysterious objects that consume whatever comes around their event horizon without burping out anything from their inside. However, astronomers were fascinated with the recent discovery of a black hole spewing out the remains of a star it devoured three years ago. In October 2018, astronomers observed a

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Methane leaks

How These Canadian Nanosatellites Are Making the Earth Greener and Free From Methane Leaks

Methane is one of the most powerful greenhouse gases that contribute to global warming 80 times more than carbon dioxide over a period of 20 years. In fact, scientists recently discovered that methane has contributed to more than 30% of global warming since pre-industrial times. The good news is that we are currently using satellites

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International space station

How Does the International Space Station Produce Oxygen and Water?

Astronauts aboard the international space station do not need spacesuits to access breakable air. This implies that the space station is specially designed to provide humans with breathable and suitable living conditions outside Earth. But how does the International Space Station produce oxygen and water? Will it ever run out of oxygen? What is the

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Lunar Gateway

NASA announces the Progress Made on the Construction of Orbital Lunar Gateway

After NASA officially awarded Northrop Grumman a contract worth $935 million to build the first Habitation and Logistics Outpost (HALO) module for the Gateway on July 9, 2021, the company has been putting more effort for the success of the project. NASA recently announced the progress made on this fascinating project. What is this update

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artificial gravity

Can We Actually Create Artificial Gravity in Space? A New Possibility

Artificial Gravity has remained a great idea explored only in sci-fi movies for years. But with the recent improvement and advancements in developing more sophisticated space technologies, we are on the course of bringing this idea to a reality. But how can we achieve artificial gravity despite numerous problems facing humanity in deep space? Is

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Subsurface ocean

How these Swarms of Swimming robots may soon be exploring the Subsurface Oceans of the Solar System Icy Moons

We have discovered subsurface oceans beneath the miles-thick icy surface of Europa (Jupiter’s icy moon) and Enceladus (Saturn’s moon). For years, scientists have developed the idea of using robotic explorers to navigate subsurface oceans to advance our search for the existence of life beyond Earth. Scientists have revealed that the presence of subsurface water on

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Juno Spacecraft

NASA Juno Spacecraft Will Make its Closest Approach to Europa on September 29. Here’s How to track the mission Live

Since NASA’s Juno spacecraft arrived in the Jovian system on July 4, 2016, the spacecraft has been making numerous scientific discoveries for mankind. However, the American space agency is expecting to learn more about Europa from the forthcoming Juno flyby on the icy moon. On Thursday, Sept. 29, at 2:36 a.m. PDT (5:36 a.m. EDT),

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NASA DART Spacecraft

NASA’s DART Spacecraft has successfully Crashed into an Asteroid, Here’s What the Spacecraft Saw Last before the Collision

After NASA officially announced that its DART Spacecraft will be colliding with Dimorphos, a small asteroid at about 7 million miles (11 million kilometers) from Earth on September 26, the entire world looked forward to the success of the mission. Last night, NASA’s Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) space probe successfully crashed into the small

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