The Rare “Extraterrestrial Mud Ball” – Researchers Studied the Meteorite That Fell in Costa Rica
Back in April, residents in Aguas Zarcas, a small town in Costa Rica, witnessed a “large fireball in the sky” approaching the city. It was a meteorite the size of a washing machine, but before hitting the ground, it broke into small pieces, raining over…
Greenland’s glaciers are melting way too fast and the OMG program wants to find out why
A NASA program called OMG is working really hard on finding the reasons behind the melting of Greenland’s ice. Keep reading if you want to find out what the researchers discovered so far. What‘s the main issue in Greenland? The recent Greenland’s problem is that…
Jeff Bezos Unveils Blue Origin’s Lunar Lander, Musk Replies With Cheeky Tweet
Jeff Bezos presented Blue Origin’s lunar lander that will take humans to the moon by 2024. At the event, Bezos stated that it is “time to go back to the moon and this time stay.” The lunar lander can carry up to 3.6 metric tons…
NASA arrives at Phrase C in its scheduled mission to asteroid 16 Psyche
With less than a month separating us from a key aspect of review approval, released data on the NASA’s “16 Psyche” mission is becoming clearer. The expedition’s goal is to get close to an asteroid named 16 Psyche in our local main asteroid belt, which,…
The Haystack Observatory in Westford Had a Big Role in the Black Hole’s Image
Wednesday, April 7, 2019, was a great day in humankind history. The National Science Foundation shared the first image of a black hole! The impressive black hole is inside the Virgo Galaxy, also known as Messier 87. The image was captured in 2017, and until…
SpaceX’s Satellite and Shows the Checking Tests on The Company’s Social Media Page
SpaceX released a short video on their Twitter Account on April 6, showing the assemblage of the three first-stage boosters that composes the most powerful rocket flying today, Falcon Heavy. The video was took in the Launch Complex 39A hangar, at the NASA’s Kennedy Space…