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NASA’s Mars Rover Has Landed!

By Davis PalmerPosted on August 2, 2021July 25, 2021Posted in SpaceTagged Mars, Mars rover, Perseverance Rover

You remember the Rover NASA sent Mars a while back. It has finally landed. Like, a lot of people are happy, a lot of people are excited. The landing of this Rover on Mars has brought about the severe exploration of space to the entire world. Now we know that the world is so close […]

NASA’s Mars Rover Has Landed!

By Davis PalmerPosted on June 2, 2021June 3, 2021Posted in SpaceTagged Mars, Mars rover, Perseverance Rover

You remember the Rover NASA sent Mars a while back. It has finally landed. Like, a lot of people are happy, a lot of people are excited. The landing of this Rover on Mars has brought about the severe exploration of space to the entire world. Now we know that the world is so close […]

What Happened When the Crew of the International Space Station Returned to Earth (to the News of the Coronavirus)?

By Diana RobertsonPosted on May 17, 2020June 5, 2020Posted in SpaceTagged Coronavirus, COVID-19, ISS

American astronauts Jessica Meir, Andrew Morgan, and Oleg Skripochka sure did not expect to meet Earth in chaos by the time they returned from space. But, there is complete coverage of Coronavirus on the Earth, and nothing was the same. Many activities were in restriction as solutions were being sought to the pandemic. When the […]

What the Movie Industry Tells Us About the Possible Future Weaponization of Outer Space

By Diana RobertsonPosted on April 27, 2020May 4, 2020Posted in SpaceTagged Militarization, Space Force

The global movie industry loves sharing outlandish stories with audiences about the possibility of a future battle coming to Earth through the weaponization of outer space. These fictional tales in movies like Independence Day and Star Wars are loosely inspired by real-life international space and military actions such as the historic Cold War and the […]

The Latest News from NASA

By Davis PalmerPosted on March 12, 2020March 26, 2020Posted in SpaceTagged NASA, solar orbiter

This year, the United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket, holding the Solar Orbiter, took off from its number 41 Launch Complex at Cape Canaveral Airforce Station in Cape Canaveral, Florida, into outer space to get a first look at the poles of the sun on February 9, 2020. NASA and Europe hope their Solar Orbiter […]

Why Pluto Lost Its Status as a Planet

By Davis PalmerPosted on February 25, 2020February 26, 2020Posted in SpaceTagged astronomy, dwarf planet, Pluto

We all went to school and learned that there were nine planets – Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto, and it is very rare before scientific facts get changed. However, this fact did change in 2006, when the International Astronomical Union (IAU) voted that Pluto be reclassified as a dwarf planet […]

The Truth is Out There: Top UFO Chat Rooms

By Davis PalmerPosted on January 18, 2020January 25, 2020Posted in SpaceTagged chat rooms, paranormal, supernatural, UFO

Looking for some paranormal activities and sites? Can’t seem to access information on any? Well, look no further as this post entails the top best paranormal activities, UFO chat rooms, and other supernatural activities this side of the internet. The list is arranged by the activeness and responsiveness of the chat rooms. Read on! 7 […]

Who Was the Founder of Modern Astronomy?

By John WarrenfeldPosted on December 3, 2019December 28, 2019Posted in SpaceTagged astronomy, discover, history, space

Before we go deep into details needed in this article, we have to define the whole concept of astronomy and how important it is for us. Keep reading to learn about who was the founder of modern astronomy and much more! What is Astronomy? Astronomy is described as the study of celestial objects and beings. […]