Steam-propelled spacecraft could explore asteroids ‘forever’, say scientists0
- From Around the Web, Space
- January 17, 2019
‘Awesome’ technology could be used to explore ‘anywhere there is water and sufficiently low gravity’

‘Awesome’ technology could be used to explore ‘anywhere there is water and sufficiently low gravity’

One of the premier cameras on the Hubble Space Telescope is no longer working and NASA has shut it down while the issue is investigated.

A small cotton shoot is growing onboard Chang’e 4 lunar lander, scientists confirm

Astronomers using data from NASA’s Kepler Space Telescope have discovered a planet roughly twice the size of Earth orbiting a star in the low-mass binary system K2-288 (also known as EPIC 210693462, LP 413-32, NLTT 11596 and 2MASS J03414639+1816082). Dubbed K2-288Bb, the alien world could be rocky or could be a gaseous planet similar to Neptune.

A bright flare nicknamed “The Cow” may have been the birth of a black hole or neutron star.

The rover is the first to land on the dark side of the moon.

Humanity’s most far-flung spacecraft, NASA’s 41-year-old Voyager 1, has poked a hole in a long-shot theory of dark matter.

Astronomers have fresh insight on a mysterious source of recurring radio pulses from space.

Tess mission has detected three new planets and six supernovae in its first three months



