Science fest: Imperial College London, held fifth annual science competition
Imperial College London, held fifth annual science competition. The competition invited pupils from secondary schools
Month: March 2019
NASA’s Spitzer Space Telescope revealed a beautiful red Butterfly Nebula
New images released by NASA’s Spitzer Space Telescope have revealed a beautiful red butterfly
All female spacewalk got canceled due to the shortage of outwear
The two astronauts, Anne C. McClain, and Christina H. Koch would both need to wear a medium-size torso―essentially the shirt of the spacesuit― component.
Ultima Thule: A trans-Neptunian object at Kuiper belt
NASA’s spaceship New Horizon, launched in 2006, started its voyage with the aim to explore
JPL’s Achievements in the 21st century
NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory is a unique research laboratory
situated in the California Institute of Technology
Accelerating expansion of the universe
The quickening development of the universe is the perception that the extension of the universe
Super worm equinox Moon
The Glimpses of Super worm moon around the globe.
ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY
HORSEHEAD (IC 434) & FLAME (NGC 2024) NEBULAE UNDER CITY LIGHTS – (MUHAMMAD ALI) Shown
Enceladus-A potential astrobiological candidate
A group of scientists in the NASA’s jet propulsion laboratory did a breakthrough
research in this regard in order to propose presence of life on the Enceladus.
Six modern day hacks for science writers
The success and failure are parts of life, none of them are final. It is the courage, determination, and persistence that count