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On Sunlit Surface of Moon NASA’s SOFIA Confirms Water Presence
NASA's its mission, SOFIA, has confirmed the presence of water molecules in Clavius Crater, one of the biggest craters visible from Earth on the lunar surface.
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope founds CO2 outside the planet's atmosphere
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope detects Carbon dioxide in the outer atmosphere of the planet, outside the solar system.
The Glorifying Pictures of Jupiter were Captured by James Webb Telescope
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope captured beautiful pictures of the Jupiter which was showing two small moons, faint rings and auroras of both the poles.
NASA Revealed the Audio of the Eerie Sound of a Black Hole
NASA has discharged the sound of a black hole, which may be detected by human ears. This black hole sits 200 light years away within the Perseus galaxy cluster.
With the Use of Sweat Sensor could Track Medication Intake within 30 Seconds
Researchers were seemed to develop a small, touch-based detector that may sight the amount of lithium in a very person's body by using their sweat.
With the Use of MRI Scan Data Cerebral Cortex of Human Brain was Easily Mapped
Scientists have been mapping the surface of the cerebral cortex of the young human brain in high resolution with high-quality magnetic resonance imaging data.
The Dust in the Asteroid Ryugu was Much Older than the Solar System
Ancient grains of dust which were older than the solar system itself were found in samples from asteroid Ryugu which were brought to Earth.
46 Starlink Satellites were Launched by Elon Musk’s SpaceX
SpaceX brought Group 3-3 of the Starlink constellation into the orbit from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California at 5:40 p.m. EDT.
Results about Possibility of Life on Mars was Revealed by NASA’s Mars InSight Lander Data
A new study has restrained the possibilities of humans finding life on Mars. As per the study, Mars' subsurface has very little to no proof of water.
The Research Findings Suggests the Loss of Water from Plant Leaves Do not get Controlled by Stomata
The leaves would have microscopic valves called stomata which would open for taking in carbon dioxide that would be needed for plant growth and photosynthesis.
The Solar Arrays of China’s Tiangong Space Station got in Action
China had recently launched the 23-tonne Wentian laboratory module of its Tiangong space station to the orbit with “solar wings” that rotates.
For SunRISE Mission NASA's First Set of Small Satellites got Ready
NASA's SunRISE has been an ambitious that would plan to launch the biggest radio telescope ever to detect and track unsafe explosive space weather events.