NASA announced that there were two violent eruptions on the Sun on August 5 and August 7 in a row. The effects of the explosion were felt on Earth.
Russia launched its first mission to land on the Moon almost half a century later.
Virgin Atlantic’s new touristic space flight will also be a means of breaking new ground into history. A mother-daughter will go into space for the first time together.
The James Webb Space Telescope has captured a dazzling image of a pair of stars 1470 light-years away. However, the main thing that attracted attention here was the question mark under the image rather than the star pair.
NASA lost communication with the Voyager 2 vehicle, which was 20 billion kilometers away due to a wrong command 12 days ago. The agency announced yesterday that the signal was received from the vehicle again and that it is still in operation.
A few weeks after its launch, the European Space Agency’s space telescope Euclid sent the first photos of observing the universe to Earth.
Jupiter, the largest planet in the Solar System, is a giant sphere of gas. So what kind of place is Jupiter, can we stand on its surface, what will happen to us if we reach its surface?
In a new study published recently, observations and data on the formation process of a giant planet like Jupiter were shared.
You may have heard that some primitive peoples in history believed that the Earth was carried on the back of a turtle or on the horns of an ox. With modern science, these ideas have become history, but a small minority still continue to believe similar claims.
OceanGate co-founder Guillermo Söhnlein announced plans to send 1,000 people to Venus by 2050. Söhnlein states that although he is aware that Venus is not a planet where humans can live, his aim is to ensure that the people he will send live there.
