History of space exploration
The Sumerians, the Aztecs, and about every known civilization had their own stories on space travel.
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Detecting alien life in the solar system— A talk with Dr. Nozair Khwaja
There are billions of stars and galaxies, thus expanding the potential to search for life.
We Eagerly wait when both Hubble and JWST will work Conjointly
“Together they can solve more mysteries than either one can by itself.” ~Mansoor Ahmad
James Webb Space Telescope: A curious urge of humanity to know itself
This Christmas, we launched the most expensive and breakthrough telescope of mankind, the $10Bn JWST.
Space Debris: The growing disaster risk
Since the beginning of the space age, starting with the launch of Sputnik in 1957,
Hayabusa-2 sample return mission lands in Australian desert
The Japanese spacecraft Hayabusa 2 brings a small cache of asteroid Ryugu’s rocks to the Earth.
Does space exploration justify its cost?
To get an insight into how such exploration opens the frontier, we run down five top reasons why space exploration is significant.
New image by Hubble shows a tilted galaxy
The NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope has captured an image featuring the blue and orange stars
A Stunning collection of Astrophotographs
Take a tour of some of the stunning, rare images captured by NASA, ESA and
Astronomy News of the month
The Famous Cyclone of Jupiter Found to Be Shrinking.