Space News

20 Jun 2019

India

What are ISRO's plans for the next five years

The Indian Space Research Organization or ISRO has given Indians several reasons to celebrate its existence. ISRO's intent to cement India's position in the space world is unquestionable.

15 Jun 2019

Russia News

Russia mocks Elon Musk, launches toy car with dummy onboard

Russia has launched a red-colored car into space in what looks like a mimicry of SpaceX's founder Elon Musk.

31 May 2019

New York City

This NYC apartment comes with luxury cars, space trip

Would you ever want to buy a luxury apartment worth $85 million (roughly Rs. 600 crore)? How about if the deal included a Lamborghini, two Rolls Royces, and a space trip for two , all free of charge?

26 May 2019

Moon

Soon, a humongous asteroid will zoom past Earth

In a few hours from now, space enthusiasts will have the opportunity to see a rare kind of asteroid, one flying with its own moon.

09 May 2019

New York City

Scientists created fake asteroid. It destroyed New York City

Scientists at NASA are currently racking their brains to solve an asteroid impact problem.

02 May 2019

Moon

In 2029, you will witness huge asteroid without any telescope

Asteroid flybys are fairly common, but in 2029, a space rock will come so close to our planet that you will be able to witness it without any telescope or specialized gear.

26 Apr 2019

Technology

Someone is sending a dead cat to space: Here's why

In one of the strangest-yet-warmest tributes, a cat that died a few months ago will be going to space.

31 Mar 2019

India

ISRO's Young Scientist Programme for school students: Registration ends soon

The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) announced the launch of a special two-week Young Scientist Programme or YUva VIgyani KAryakram (YUVIKA) for school children.

29 Mar 2019

European Space Agency

NASA's job offering: Rs. 6 lakh/month for staying in bed

NASA has got a new job opening, one that pays very well and only requires you to stay in bed.

27 Mar 2019

Narendra Modi

#MissionShakti successful; India now an elite space power: PM Modi

In a surprise address on Wednesday, PM Narendra Modi has made an announcement about the country's successful "Mission Shakti" space operation.

NASA canceled all-women spacewalk, as they don't have apt spacesuits

A couple of weeks ago, we all were excited to learn that an all-women team will walk in space to carry out routine maintenance of the International Space Station.

21 Mar 2019

World

Japan plans to drop explosives on asteroid Ryugu: Here's why

The Japanese space agency, aka JAXA, plans to drop explosives on an asteroid as part of an effort to collect samples from within its surface.

12 Mar 2019

US Army

In a first, an all-women team will walk in space

In a matter of weeks, NASA astronauts Anne McClain and Christina Koch will step into the darkness of cosmos to perform the first ever all-women spacewalk in the history of humanity.

22 Feb 2019

Japan

Japan lands probe on asteroid 300 million km from Earth

On Friday, the Japan Space Exploration Agency (JAXA) announced that a probe, Hayabusa2, had successfully landed on an asteroid 300 million km from Earth.

14 Feb 2019

NASA

NASA bids adieu to Opportunity, the indomitable Mars rover

Eight months after it fell silent during a dust storm sweeping across Mars, NASA, on Wednesday, bid an emotional farewell to its Opportunity rover, and declared it officially dead.

13 Feb 2019

SpaceX

How much will a Mars trip cost you? Musk answers

Elon Musk's vision of colonizing Mars is no secret, but the question of how much a trip to Mars would cost an average person has long been looming heavy.

19 Jan 2019

Russia News

This Russian start-up will put billboards in space by 2021

After a cherry-red sports car and disco ball, billboards are set to go into space.

17 Jan 2019

Moon

Days after sprouting, China's moon plants die a cold death

Two days after China made history by sprouting the first-ever seeds on the moon, tragedy has befallen the tiny sapling.

15 Jan 2019

Moon

China makes history again; sprouts seeds on the moon

After making a historic first-ever landing on the dark side of the moon, China has made space exploration history yet again.

14 Jan 2019

Russia News

Russia loses control of radio telescope in space: Details here

Russia has lost control of its only radio telescope orbiting in space.

This astronaut mistakenly called 911 from space: Here's what happened

Pocket-dialling or butt-dialling, whatever you call it, is a pretty common phenomenon that most of us have experienced.

03 Jan 2019

Jim Bridenstine

NASA releases first detailed images of faraway 'world', Ultima Thule

2019 seems to have started on a high note for NASA.

28 Dec 2018

India

Cabinet approves Rs. 10,000cr for sending 3 Indians to space

On Friday, the Union Cabinet approved Rs. 10,000cr for the ambitious 'Gaganyaan' mission to send three Indian astronauts to space in 2022.

25 Dec 2018

Astronauts

Watch: Astronaut struggles to walk after spending 197-days in space

Haven't we all dreamed of life in space and don't we love enacting floating astronauts taking extremely big leaps?

13 Dec 2018

India

Here's how you can watch shooting stars tonight

There's good news for stargazers today.

12 Dec 2018

Astronauts

Body parts could be 3D printed to heal injured astronauts

Humankind is spending more and more time in space, and these long-drawn space missions are only slated to get longer, with mega missions coming up.

11 Dec 2018

Solar System

NASA's Voyager 2 spacecraft just entered interstellar space: Details here

After flying through Solar System for over 40 years, NASA's Voyager 2 spacecraft has entered interstellar space.

08 Dec 2018

NASA

You can listen the sound of winds on Mars' surface

NASA's InSight lander has recorded the sound of winds blowing on the surface of Mars.

05 Dec 2018

ISRO Satellite Launch

ISRO's heaviest, 'most powerful' satellite launched, will increase internet speed

Less than a week after ISRO launched the HysIS satellite, ISRO's heaviest satellite, the GSAT-11, has been put into orbit.

01 Dec 2018

Blue Origin

Virgin Galactic could send astronauts to space by Christmas

If all goes well for Virgin Galactic, the Richard Branson-owned company might end up sending people to space this year itself - by Christmas.

22 Nov 2018

Physics

Is 'faster-than-light' travel possible? Researchers think so

Despite artificial intelligence and genetic modification increasingly coming into the mainstream, one of the gems of science fiction - faster-than-light travel - has so far evaded scientific advancement.

21 Nov 2018

DNA

Want to send a message to aliens? Here's your chance

It has been 44 years since the Arecibo Message - a radio message beamed to space to draw the attention of any intelligent aliens - was sent, and scientists have deemed that it's time it gets updated.

18 Nov 2018

SpaceX

NASA bids 'goodnight' to the planet-hunting Kepler space telescope

After almost a decade of service, NASA's planet-hunting Kepler space telescope has gone to sleep for good.

01 Nov 2018

Technology

'China successfully conducts vertical landing test of space rocket'

China has successfully carried out a vertical landing test of a carrier rocket, which will promote development of a reusable space transportation system, official media reported today.

23 Oct 2018

NASA

Research: Mars might be capable of supporting life even now

While there has been a lot of speculation about whether Mars once harbored life, new research now suggests that the Red Planet might be capable of supporting life even today.

Astronauts escape after ISS-bound Russian rocket fails mid-air: Details here

A Russian rocket carrying two astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS) failed mid-air, forcing the duo to make an emergency escape.

05 Oct 2018

Russia News

Deteriorating ties could mark the end of US-Russia space cooperation

On Thursday, two American astronauts and one Russian cosmonaut - Drew Feustel and Ricky Arnold from NASA, and Oleg Artemyev of Roscosmos - returned to Earth from the International Space Station, wrapping up a 197-day-long mission.

18 Sep 2018

India

ISRO plans to launch 18 missions in next six months

With the continuing success of Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) missions, ISRO has decided to take it up a notch and plans to launch 18 missions in the next six months, virtually one every two weeks.

18 Sep 2018

Moon

Elon Musk announces Japanese billionaire as SpaceX's first space tourist

Days after SpaceX declared on Twitter that they had signed on the world's first passenger for a trip around the moon, the CEO Elon Musk, on Monday, announced that the mystery passenger is Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa.

13 Sep 2018

Manchester United

Usain Bolt is winning races in zero-gravity as well

Usain Bolt is definitely the fastest man on the planet and now he is doing wonders in zero-gravity as well.