Cosmos
Space Race: A 20th-century competition between the Cold War rivals
In the 1950s, the technology had advanced enough to allow mankind to realize its dream of reaching the Moon.
The First Moon Landing (1969): Man’s Journey to the Moon
“The surface is like a fine powder. It has a soft beauty all its own, like some desert in the…
How Do Scientists Weigh a Planet or Star?
Earth was the first planet that scientists could weigh using Newton’s law of gravity. How about other celestial objects?
Supermoon: What Makes It Super and When Does It Occur?
The amazement of the supermoon is due to an optical illusion that has nothing to do with the phase itself.
How Do Spacecraft Travel in Space?
Scientists are trying to make the best possible use of the celestial bodies’ own motions and gravitational forces.
Perseids: The Most Popular Meteor Shower
The Perseids are considered to be the “best” meteor shower of the year as 50 to 100 meteors are observed…
Why Do We Never See Black Holes in Pictures?
We can’t photograph the black holes because the two eyes that mother nature has bestowed upon us are no match…
The Higgs Boson: Everything About the God Particle
Other particles do not get mass from the Higgs boson but its Higgs field interacts with other particles to produce…
James Webb Space Telescope: Everything You Need to Know
The most complex structure ever sent into space, Webb is an ideal illustration of how science’s desire for exploration drives…
TOI-1452 b Could Be The First Ocean Planet
TOI-1452 b is a nearby super-Earth exoplanet that has the potential to have liquid oceans on its surface.
What is the Artemis Mission? The Phases and Objectives
The moon is once again proving to be a highly intriguing destination 50 years after the first moon landing.
Webb Telescope Pictured The First Exoplanet: HIP 65426 b
More vividly than ever before, the Webb Space Telescope pictures an exoplanet 385 light-years distant and called HIP 65426 b.