NASA announced its own platform called NASA+, where it will broadcast on space. The platform, which will technically resemble Netflix, will also feature NASA’s special content. The platform will be available in the future.
You might find it hard to take the news seriously when you see a headline like this, but it’s true. At a distance of 1232 light years from Earth, a gaseous planet 50% larger than Jupiter has been discovered. According to the first observations, the surface of the planet has a soft form like cotton candy.
The multinational crew of the International Space Station (ISS) began playing darts in space to improve their resilience skills. The game called “Space Dart” has a significant difference from the dart game we know.
Since today, millions of people have claimed to have seen UFOs. It is also stated that thousands of rarer landing and contact claims have been made. Few of these people made their names known, and some made these events to be recorded.
Passing between the Earth and the Moon on July 13, 2023 NT1 managed to hide this transit from humanity. It was discovered 2 days later that the asteroid passed close to Earth.
We have many reasons to think that we could meet other human-like creatures in the universe. We can probably think that there are other species in the infinite universe with advanced intelligence and skills. Numerous researches are taking place in pursuit of this possibility and new theories are being developed.
The European Space Agency imaged the Earth and Moon from near Mars with the Mars Express spacecraft. The duo’s dance was featured in a GIF.
Hollow circle-shaped rock was discovered on the surface of Mars in new images from the Perseverance spacecraft.
The James Webb Space Telescope was used to understand what the early universe looked like. The study made it possible to understand what the light from the universe looked like when it was 1 billion years old.
NASA has done a critical study in the space environment where resources are very limited. The agency announced that it recycles 98 percent of the urine of astronauts on the International Space Station into drinking water.
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