The Cassini spacecraft will spend the next five months sending data back to Earth on its final flyby of Titan, Saturn's largest moon, and dives it will complete between the planet and its rings. It will then burn up in Saturn's atmosphere in its final mission.

The 57year old astronaut Peggy arrived NASA in November and was supposed to return to Earth in June. The decision came as an agreement between the NASA and Russian Space Agency that she’ll stay for another three months. She will be taking advantage of an empty seat on a Soyuz capsule in the fall.

Always wanted to earn money while in the comfort of your sleeping bed? Well, here is a chance you might not want to lose; a French space institute is offering 16,000 euros (approx Rs 11.2 Lakhs) for only 'sleeping in bed'.

For the people who love to sleep, their dream has come true. There is a job where all they have to do is sleep, and they will be a handsome amount for it. Sounds like a perfect job.

The declining quantity of water has start concerning many scientists these days, because of the increasing demand the total amount of drinking water is coming down.

Unlike normal crabs, which crawl on sea, new long-legged crab species that dwell on trees is recently found by scientist in Western Ghats of Kerala that is believed to have strong characteristic.

Sai had submitted his project proposal on connecting the Earth with Moon via elevators for making a human settlement possible on the latter. The annual contest was organised by NASA Ames Research Center, San Jose State University, and the National Space Society (NSS); they had invited entries from students up to 12th grade for designing proposed human settlements on the Moon.

In the run-up to setting up LIGO in India by 2024, researchers are pushing boundaries of modern science to enhance sensitivity of detection of gravitational waves. They are, in fact, toying with quantum mechanics to "squeeze light".

A team of scientists, including an Indian-origin associate, has created tough 'fuzzy' fibers to stand up to the heat and pressure that next-generation rocket engines would produce.

2011, NASA launched a space probe named Juno that would travel all the way to Jupiter to snap photos and collect data from the solar system’s largest planet. Nine months ago, Juno successfully entered Jupiter’s orbit, and now, NASA is sharing the latest of what Juno has produced.