Scientists reveal the first-ever direct image of Black Hole
Scientists reveal the first-ever direct image of one of the most mysterious things in the
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Breaking news from the world of Science highlights the major breakthroughs, discoveries, and events that impacted scientific research worldwide.
A Japanese spacecraft, Hayabusa-2 blasts the surface of asteroid Ryugu
A Japanese spacecraft, Hayabusa-2, successfully blasts the surface of an asteroid named Ryugu, creating an
The methane gas episodically wafts into the Mars’ atmosphere near the Martian equator.
A team of scientists working with the European Space Agency’s (ESA) Mars Express Orbiter has
India joined an elite club of countries with anti-satellite (ASAT) capabilities
India joined an elite club of countries with anti-satellite (ASAT) capabilities after ― USA, Russia,
NASA’s 3-D Printed Habitat Challenge
Top three teams, competing in the latest level of NASA’s “3-D Printed Habitat Challenge”, have been awarded a share of $100,000.
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
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
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.