Collins’ appearance is part of a speaker series coordinated by the Purdue Student Union Board. The event is free and open to the public.

NASA's will get $20.7 billion -- $1.1 billion more than 2017 funding and $1.6 billion above the White House request -- under a spending bill that cleared Congress this week and was signed by President Trump on Friday.

Just two days after the demise of British scientist Stephen Hawking, Russian astronomers has discovered a new black hole in the Ophiuchus constellation. The team has decided to dedicate this new discovery to the late scientist, who has devoted his entire life time in studying the universe.

A Russian carrier rocket blasted off on Wednesday from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, sending three astronauts aboard the Soyuz MS-08 spacecraft to the International Space Station (ISS).

Chinese space station ‘Tiangong-1’ is in the limelight for some days. The space agency lost control over Tiangong-1 in 2016 and later, it was decommissioned and deorbited. But now, it is making a comeback. Both European Space Agency (ESA) and Aerospace Corporation believes to re-inaugurate the space lab between March 24 and April 6

Soon after informing about that the Kepler Space Telescope which will run out of fuel within several months, NASA has made an official announcement about the launch of its next planet-hunting spacecraft. The spacecraft will be launched on April 16.

Greece launched its first space agency on Monday as an effort to rebuild the ailing economy as it exits a severe eight-year debt crisis.

A new artificial intelligence (AI)-based lunar mapping technology has accurately mapped over 6,000 new craters on Earth's moon in just hours, the media reported.

NASA scientists have predicted that an asteroid, named Bennu may attack Earth around September 21, 2135. In order to save our planet, the team is setting up plans for nuclear attack on this large rocky body which have chances to collide with the Earth in future. They are preparing nuclear bombs for the space war.

NASA has installed a new instrument to measure the Solar energy. Accordingly, it has fixed Total Irradiance Monitor aboard the International Space Station (ISS) that would possibly record the measurements of the Sun's incoming energy.