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An asteroid is headed for Earth, should we be concerned?

Vismay Anand   Fri 14 Jan 2022    

A massive asteroid, almost the size of the tallest building on Earth, is heading for the planet in mid-December, as per NASA’s asteroid tracker. Designated 163899 (2003 SD220), the massive asteroid has a diameter of approximately 791 meters, nearly the […]

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Terraforming will be essential if Mars is to be made suitable for human life

Brew Admin   Wed 05 Jan 2022    

After 40 years with NASA and three years as its chief scientist, Jim Green has retired from the agency. Green, who joined NASA in 1980 spent 12 years as the director of the agency’s planetary science division and helped it […]

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NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope is all set for lift off

Brew Admin   Fri 24 Dec 2021    

The James Webb Space Telescope is finally on the launchpad. The space observatory, safely tucked inside an Ariane 5 rocket, is expected to launch on December 25. The rollout took about two hours to complete, according to NASA. Arianespace’s Ariane […]

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A sample that could help unravel the history behind the solar system

Brew Admin   Thu 23 Dec 2021    

Just over a year after Japan’s Hayabusa2 mission returned the first subsurface sample of an asteroid to Earth, scientists have determined that the near-Earth asteroid Ryugu is a pristine remnant from the formation of our solar system. This was the […]

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Scientists speculate that we may have friends far away on Venus

Brew Admin   Tue 21 Dec 2021    

Scientists believe Venus could be harbouring alien lifeforms. The planet, which sits a casual 47 million kilometres from us in our solar system, has ammonia in its upper atmosphere. Researchers have reportedly been fixated on why Venus’ atmosphere contains the […]

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NASA’s probe makes history as it touches the Sun

Brew Admin   Wed 15 Dec 2021    

Sixty years after NASA set the goal, and three years after its Parker Solar Probe launched, the spacecraft has become the first to “touch the sun.” The Parker Solar Probe has successfully flown through the sun’s corona, or upper atmosphere, […]

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Postcards to Space — An initiative to boost children’s interest in space exploration

Brew Admin   Wed 15 Dec 2021    

DUBAI: Emirates Post Group (EPG) recently launched the “Postcards to Space” initiative in partnership with “Club for the Future”, a private foundation established by Blue Origin, “UAE Space Agency”, “Mohammed bin Rashid Space Centre” (MBRSC), and “AzurX”. The initiative, which […]

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A solution to help astronauts with eye troubles in space

Brew Admin   Fri 10 Dec 2021    

An astronaut’s eyes can change during spaceflights that last six months or more. That could be a problem for future planned missions. After decades of research, scientists may have a seemingly unlikely solution: a sleeping bag, developed in conjunction with […]

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A special investigation mission on the dark side of the Moon

Brew Admin   Mon 06 Dec 2021    

A rover that landed on the far side of the moon has been sent to investigate a peculiar object on its visible horizon. The far side of the moon has relatively few flat areas, however, the rover noticed that this […]

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A deliberate crash for the greater good of planet Earth

Brew Admin   Tue 23 Nov 2021    

The DART mission, or the Double Asteroid Redirection Test, will liftoff aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California. But the true test for this asteroid deflection technology will come in September 2022, when the […]

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SpaceX’s 1st Starship shoots for space early next year

Brew Admin   Sat 20 Nov 2021    

FLORIDA: SpaceX founder Elon Musk that his company will attempt to launch its futuristic, bullet-shaped Starship to orbit in January, but he’s not betting on success for that first test flight. “There’s a lot of risk associated with this first […]

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