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Space Odyssey Chronicles: The Homecoming of Astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams

Imagine watching a Hollywood action film set in space where two skilled, decorated NASA astronauts are trapped in a setting boundless and void, the International Space Station (ISS), dependent on the daring plan of a high-tech entrepreneur to bring them back to home turf. Now imagine that this scenario isn’t a movie, but real life. Read More...


The Great Transition: De-orbiting the International Space Station – A Global Challenge and Necessity

It was once an ambitious dream, an icon of international cooperation orbiting 250 miles above Earth’s surface. The International Space Station (ISS), initiated by US President Ronald Reagan and brought to life by the coordinated efforts of space agencies from across the globe, has significantly advanced our knowledge of living and working in space over Read More...


JunoCam: The Eye of the Solar System and Its Astronomical Findings

Remember when the space age began? It was a time of wonder and discovery — launching Sputnik, landing man on the moon, unveiling the secrets of the universe. Now, the JunoCam onboard NASA’s Juno spacecraft is letting us peer into the marvelous, stormy world of Jupiter, the largest planet in our solar system. How did Read More...


The Planar Ring Event of Saturn: A Celestial Spectacle

Have you ever looked up and wondered about the stunning rings of Saturn? What if you were told that these stunning planetary accessories could disappear from your view? Sounds mystical, right? Well, this is not just a figment of science fiction but a recurring celestial event that occurs approximately every 15 years. Join us as Read More...


Loss of Saturn’s Rings: The Causes and Potential Impact

The splendid rings of Saturn, a unique characteristic that sets this gas giant apart in our solar system, are gradually dwindering. While it is true that Saturn will not lose all of its rings in the near future, the process, once termed “ring rain” by scientists, is unpreventable and continual. Formation and Discovery of Saturn’s Read More...


An Encounter with the Space Giant: Everything You Need to Know about Asteroid 2013 WV44

In the cosmic playground where unimaginably large celestial bodies wade through the void of space, an asteroid gains our attention. The reason? It’s on a possible collision course with Earth, with its arrival slated for 2032. This particular space rock, dubbed Asteroid 2013 WV44, although only a tiny speck when juxtaposed against the vastness of Read More...


The Mysteries and Marvels of Jupiter

Jupiter, the largest planet in our solar system, stands out as a celestial giant with a host of intriguing characteristics and phenomena. Formed around 4.5 billion years ago from the residual materials of the Sun’s creation, Jupiter’s immense size could encapsulate 1,000 Earths within its vast expanse. Physical Characteristics Jupiter’s striking appearance is defined by Read More...


Unraveling Mysteries: Water On Saturn’s Moon, Titan

Encapsulated in a thick, hazy, nitrogen-rich atmosphere, Saturn’s largest moon Titan beckons scientists with its enticing mysteries. Most intriguing among these is Titan’s abundance of liquid bodies that makes it the only celestial body apart from Earth to hold stable surface liquids. But, what sets these extraterrestrial liquids apart? Nobly masked beneath their serene, orange Read More...


The Search For Extraterrestrial Life: Mars and Beyond

Picture this: a fragile but tenacious microbial life form, enduring the harsh and desolate landscapes of a distant planet. Sounds like science fiction? Yet, in the infinite cosmic theatre, the possibility of extraterrestrial life has long been a tantalising quest that has propelled humanity’s exploration of space. Could life exist, or have existed, beyond the Read More...


The Behind-The-Scenes Reasons For NASA’s Postponed Moon Landing

Ever since July 20, 1969, when humans first set foot on the moon, the thought of returning has been a tantalizing prospect. Today, however, visions of a return trip have been plastered with ‘delayed’ signs. The reason? A multitude of factors impedes NASA’s plans to put humans back on the lunar surface. Why exactly are Read More...