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India will resume launching satellites in November or December, unfazed by the failure of its rocket in deploying a spare navigation satellite in the Earth's lower orbit on August 31, said a top official on Friday.
Cassini-Huygens' 18-year-long journey came to an end on Friday after NASA lost all connections from it post its final dip into the Saturn's atmosphere. Here is a timeline of how events folded from its launch to the grand finale.
The exoplanet WASP-12b has been found orbiting a star like our Sun but with no reflection of light, making it extremely dark at optical wavelengths.
The probe was running low on fuel, and so the 13-year tour of the Saturn system mission had to end.
The researchers mapped the density of the Martian crust, estimating the average density is 2,582 kgs per metre cubed. That's comparable to the average density of the lunar crust.
The Moon Mineralogy Mapper, which supplied the data for the research, measures light reflected off of the lunar surface.
Three new crew members have arrived at the International Space Station, restoring the station's crew to six, NASA said on Wednesday.
On the 16th anniversary of 9/11 World Trade Centre terrorist attack in which over 3000 people had lost their lives, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has released official images of the unfateful day in 2001 from space.
In the picture, Musk can be seen standing next to the SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsule, which will be used in future to transport astronauts to International Space Station for NASA.
Scientists are in process of developing an ultra thin, 2D like spacecraft that will help in collecting and removing space debris rotating around the earth.
Nasa's robotic spacecraft Cassini that has been orbiting Saturn for 13 years is set for a final dive towards the planet and burn up in its atmosphere in a "grand finale" after it flies ast Titan, Saturn's largest moon, on September 15.
There will be more "losers" than "winners" over the next century as the Antarctic seafloor warms, says a study of the marine invertebrates living in the seas around Antarctica.
A research done by Dr Daniel Brown has figured out what makes people thrive, from studies of babies and teenagers, to studies of artists, sportspeople, employees and the elderly.
If researchers are to be believed then Earth must get itself ready to face major disaster as one-third of the total parasites are likely to disappear by 2070.
As NASA's asteroid-bound spacecraft OSIRIS-REx approaches Earth for its September 22 gravity assist, a ground-based telescope has captured images of the spacecraft.
A total of 192 Indian objects are orbiting in space as of April 1, 2017, catalogued by US Space Surveillance Network, said a retired Indian scientist.
Ahead of the arrival of Hurricane Irma in Florida, SpaceX successfully launched a secret US Air Force space plane from NASA's Kennedy Space Center.
The radiation flares can disrupt communication satellites, GPS, and power grids by reaching outside the atmosphere of the Earth.
In the early Bronze Age nearly 4,000 years ago, European women travelled far from their home villages to start their families, bringing with them new cultural objects and ideas, while men usually remained in the region of their birth, a research has showed.
With a recently found footprint in the Greek island Crete – dating back to 5.7 million years, there are high chances that Humans may have originated in Europe, disqualifying theory of human evolution in Africa.