Our galaxy witnesses many big events each new day. This time, it’s the solar storm which is heading towards our planet Earth. But, nothing serious, as scientists say that it is a small storm and no big light show can be expected.

A latest study by NASA scientists confirms that space travel caused herpes viruses in more than half of crew aboard Space Shuttle and International Space Station (ISS). The findings came as shocking news to scientists who are planning for future Mars mission and alike.

The US-based NASA has discovered that the Moons 'sunburns are a result of interactions between the Sun's damaging radiation with lunar magnetic field. One must know that every object, planet or person travelling through space has to contend with the Sun's damaging radiation. Therefore, the lunar swirls could be the result of solar wind interactions with the Moon's isolated pockets of magnetic field.

We have reached the Moon, stepped into the Red Planet, attempting to explore the Sun. Science is making everything possible and days are not far when we will plan tourism on Mars. Well, if future, if Mars is our dream travel destination, then we could see many historic places there. Let's see what's there in store for tourists on Mars.

NASA, the US-based space agency reveals that the lunar surface could act as a 'chemical factory' that produces the ingredients for water. Therefore, in future human colonies are possible on the Moon surface.

After much practice, scientists from the University of Illinois at Chicago have created artificial leaves that can convert atmospheric carbon dioxide to fuel ten times more efficiently than natural plants. Artificial leaves mimic the process whereby plants use water and carbon dioxide from the air to produce carbohydrates using energy from the Sun.

A recent space research claims that the mystery orbits of unknown in the outermost reaches of our solar system are not caused by the hypothesised ‘Planet Nine'. The phenomenon can be explained by the gravitational force of small bodies orbiting the Sun beyond Neptune.

The year 2019 is dotted with good number of astronomical events that are interesting and of course happening. However, the major meteor showers this year may be washed out by the Moon phases. Just take a look at the drop-down information which is worth sharing.

NASA has launched the Parker solar probe on August 12, this year and now, the probe has captured the closest-ever image of the Sun's corona, when it was about 27.1 million km from the Sun's surface.

NASA's Voyager 2 creates history by becoming the second human-made object to reach the edge of our solar system. The spacecraft exited the protective bubble of particles and magnetic fields created by the Sun, confirms US space agency, NASA.