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Scientists begin to prepare for communication with a foreigner

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As the search for extraterrestrial life has never been more prominent, a group of scientists has formed a center to serve as a headquarters if humanity needs to come into contact with extraterrestrials at some point in the future. The SETI Post-Detection Hub, based at the University of Scotland in St Andrews, aims to bring together the world’s leading experts to plan and strategize communications efforts should we reach the point of discovery. John Elliott, a research fellow at St Andrews, said in a recent interview with vice. “So, with…

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NASA’s Artemis I mission has been delayed again

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Artemis I’m having a hard time with that. The unmanned mission, which was initially scheduled to launch three months ago, has been pushed back from its possible launch date of November 14 due to Tropical Storm Nicole. Scheduled to make landfall late Wednesday through Thursday morning off the east coast of Florida, mission officials have chosen to push the launch back into next week to give time to assess any potential damage that may have occurred to the Kennedy Center’s launch pad 39B. for space. As it stands now, the…

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NASA reveals when it expects the results of studying aliens

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NASA’s long-awaited UFO study is officially underway as 16 of the world’s leading researchers and scientists have put their heads together to analyze and evaluate the available data regarding the presence of UAP, or unidentified atmospheric phenomena. The space agency announced earlier this year that it would help shed light on unidentified aircraft through the study, which it now says will be available next year. To be more precise, NASA says a full report containing the team’s findings will be published “mid-2023.” “Exploring the unknown in space and the atmosphere…

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NASA reveals stunning new snapshot of a binary star system

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The latest image taken by NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope may be one of the observatory’s most unique shots to date. Ryan Lau and a team at the National Space Foundation’s NOIRLab led the investigation in question, looking at a binary star system with dozens of rings of cosmic dust orbiting around it. In the image in question, a Wolf-Raylet 140 can be seen with upwards of 17 rings around. While it may seem like camera glare or another effect to most people, Lau says the team’s captured data confirm…

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NASA: Houston hopes to become epicenter of commercial space industry through partnerships Johnson Space Center has made!

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Houston, Texas — NASA reaffirmed its commitment to working with private space manufacturers during the State of Space event hosted by the Greater Houston Partnership on October 11. The video shown above is from a previous report on the 60th anniversary of John F.’s famous Moon Speech. Kennedy delivered at Rice University. “NASA’s ongoing mission to get people into space … marks the beginning of a new era of collaboration with private companies,” Bob Harvey, president of Greater Houston Partnership, said at the event. The Johnson Space Center has partnered…

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NASA shares viral ‘space bubble wrap’ photo

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As most of us sit here at packed shows or take part in a spooky season horror marathon, NASA continues to search for stars, trying to learn all it can about the universe. In its ongoing exploration of the universe, NASA has managed to capture a stunning image of the Bubble Nebula. Certainly the location in the constellation Cassiopeia, the Bubble Nebula got its name – it looks like a giant bubble floating among the stars. NASA recently shared a photo taken by the Hubble Telescope, and shared it on…

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SpaceX launches Crew-5 astronauts to the International Space Station

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On Wednesday, SpaceX and NASA will launch their latest mission to Earth. At approximately 12:00 PM ET, the Crew-5 mission will blast off toward the International Space Station from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Aboard one of the SpaceX Falcon 9 rockets, four astronauts will be included in the launch: two NASA astronauts Nicole Mann and John Casada, JAXA’s Koichi Wakata (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) and Russian cosmonaut Anna Kikina. The group is expected to dock at the International Space Station after a day of space travel, where they…

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NASA postpones Artemis 1 launch due to Tropical Storm Ian

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NASA will no longer launch the Artemis 1 mission on September 27. The rocket has been stationed at the Kennedy Space Center’s Launch Complex 39B since last month and has experienced delays since arriving at the site. Now, NASA officials are forced to return the entire rocket to the Vehicle Assembly Building due to Tropical Storm Ian, which is expected to make landfall later this week as a hurricane. Since officials don’t want to launch the rocket onto the launch pad when the storm makes landfall, Team Artemis 1 will…

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Google is jumping on the NASA space bandwagon and doing something really cool when users search for NASA DART

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aafter success Armageddon-style National Aeronautics and Space Administration mission called DART, Google search engine has created a very funny stunt for those who are looking for details related to a very exciting space mission. Type NASA DART into the search bar and see what happens You just have to type in the keywords NASA dart on the search bar and a replica of DART will appear, not only hitting the screen but also sending it out of its orbit and turning your screen to the right for the rest of…

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NASA crashes a satellite into an asteroid in the first-ever ‘planetary defense’ exercise

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For the first time ever, NASA has completed what it calls a “Planetary Defense” exercise. On Monday, NASA’s Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) successfully smashed into the asteroid Demorphos in an attempt to change its course in space. A relatively small asteroid (only 530 feet in diameter) is what astronomers call a moon. Demorphos orbits a much larger asteroid, Didymus, about seven million miles from Earth. The best part of it all? NASA made sure to take pictures to affect the camera. See for yourself below. Don’t want to miss…

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