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NASA’s detailed dark matter map shows how ‘elusive force’ shapes the cosmos In a recent breakthrough, NASA has unveiled the most detailed map of dark matter, providing unprecedented insight into the ‘ghostly architecture’ of the universe. The scientists used the James Webb Space Telescope to create the map, which suggests that dark matter acts as…

Oman signs an agreement for the first dedicated MicroGEO satellite to be launched in 2027 San Francisco-based Astranis Space Technologies has signed a deal with Oman’s MB Group to build and operate the MBsat MicroGEO satellite for secure broadband coverage. This is the first dedicated MicroGEO communications satellite contracted under Astranis’ Block 3 launch with…

Is humanity facing its last hour? Doomsday Clock update raises existential fears Humanity is about to learn its fate as the Doomsday Clock is updated on January 27, 2026, as scheduled by the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists (BAS). In 2025, the BAS moved the Doomsday Clock forward one second to 89 seconds to midnight….

NASA is planning a historic moon flight for an upcoming crewed mission NASA is all set to send humans back to the lunar environment with the Artemis II mission. Above all, the mission is a crucial test flight that will prove that the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and Orion spacecraft are ready to carry…

NASA shows how the sun can swallow the Earth Astronomy helps scientists understand how stars are born, live and ultimately die. An important question people often ask is what will happen to the Earth when our sun reaches the end of its life. New NASA images of a dying star now offer a striking example…

Scientists discover a new form of life that grew 26 feet long Earth has seen many different and strange life forms over hundreds of millions of years. Scientists examine fossils to understand the evolution of life in the past and in this way understand the Earth we live in today. However, recently an astonishing and…

China is targeting a 2028 launch for the first private crewed suborbital space tourism A Chinese private company, InterstellOr, has announced plans to send tourists to the edge of space by 2028. Tickets mainly cost 3 million yuan, which is about $430,000. In keeping with the recent revelation, 20 people, including an actor, engineer and…

Astronomers discover a huge cloud of vaporized metal orbiting a mysterious object Astronomy is the study of stars, planets and the vast space beyond Earth. Every now and then, scientists discover an event so unusual that it challenges what we think we know about the universe. One of these discoveries has now attracted worldwide attention,…

Jeff Bezos vs. Elon Musk: Blue Origin enters a satellite race to rival Starlink Jeff Bezos’ rocket company Blue Origin has announced plans to launch more than 5,400 satellites to challenge Elon Musk’s Starlink satellite network. The Amazon founder’s long-awaited and new communications network is called TeraWave, designed to provide continuous internet access around the…

NASA marks one year of Trump’s second term with achievements on the Moon and Mars On January 20, NASA published an extensive report in honor of the first anniversary of President Donald Trump’s second term. The agency highlighted a “Golden Age” of American leadership in spaceflight, as NASA makes measurable progress in human spaceflight, scientific…

Send your name to Moon with NASA’s Artemis mission: here’s how to do it NASA is offering individuals around the world the opportunity to get their name to the moon through the upcoming Artemis II mission. The names will be engraved on an SD card found in the Orion spacecraft that will be occupied by…

An intense and rare geomagnetic solar storm has raised the possibility of northern lights shining over the US, Britain, Canada and parts of Europe including Germany, Ukraine and Switzerland. According to the Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC), the visibility of Aurora Borealis is due to the most powerful and largest solar storm in more than…