Earth`s magnetic poles may be flipping by 10° each year, way more than previously thought! - WION The change in direction, according to new study published in Nature Communications, claims that the pole reversal could happen ten times faster than previously thought More...

Planetary protection mission: NASA ropes in SETI Institute to protect solar system from biological contamination - Financial Express More...

The universe's clock could possibly have even larger ticks than we visualize - HQPrinceGeorge.com The smallest conceivable size of time may possibly be no bigger than a millionth of a billionth of a billionth of a billionth of a next. Which is in More...

Asteroid 2011 ES4 as big as Edinburghs Tron Kirk will pass by the Earth soon: NASA - Republic World - Republic World NASA has revealed that an asteroid 2011 ES4 which is as big as Edinburgh's Tron Kirk will pass by the Earth soon. Read on to know more details. More...

International Space Station from Earth: Perfect sighting for Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Delhi tonight | What to know - India Today The International Space Station will be perfectly visible from earth in cities including Ahmedabad, Jaipur and Delhi, where the ISS will be seen passing right overhead tonight. Here is what you need to know to spot the International Space Station in the skies… More...

NASA's Parker Solar Probe snaps stunning view of comet Neowise - CNET It's a tale of two (or three) tails. More...

About eight percent of red giants are covered by sunspot-like dark areas. - Phys.org Starspots are more common among red giant stars than previously thought. In the journal Astronomy & Astrophysics, researchers led by the Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research (MPS) in Germany report that approximately eight percent of red giants exhi… More...

Astronomers perplexed by "Odd Radio Circles," a freshly discovered, quite unusual room phenomenon - Sprout Wired Astronomers feel they have found out a new, weird form of cosmic item that is invisible to all wavelengths of... More...

Perseid Meteor Shower 2020: Here's when to catch the meteor shower at its peak this August - Firstpost Taking place every year between 17 July and 24 August, the Perseids reach their peak before mid-August this year. More...

Black hole, the size of a grapefruit could be Planet X, is lurking in the outer edges of the solar system - Firstpost The telescope Legacy Survey of Space and Time should be able to confirm or rule out if Planet X is a black hole or no. More...

Telescope That Discovered NEOWISE Comet Developed At USU - ksltv.com A space-based telescope built by Utah State University’s Space Dynamics Laboratory discovered the Comet NEOWISE, which has been one of the summer's greatest spectacles because it can be seen with the naked eye. More...

Scientists Discovered a Gigantic Structure in a Hidden Zone of Space - VICE An international team of scientists has discovered a filament of a fundamental structure known as the cosmic web hiding in the 'Zone of Avoidance,' and it's one of the biggest structures ever seen by humans. More...

NASA contracts SETI to ensure it is compliant with pl.. protection standards for present and future missions - Firstpost SETI will provide technical reviews and recommendations, validate biological cleanliness on flight projects, provide training for NASA and its partners. More...

AI solves calculations that astronomers since Newton have struggled with - Zee News Rejecting the large range of unstable possibilities -- all the configurations that would lead to collisions -- would leave behind a sharper view of planetary systems around other stars, but it`s not as easy as it sounds. More...

Want 1Gbps Internet From SpaceX Starlink Satellites? Sign Up For The Beta Test With Your Address - News18 There are now 540 Starlink satellites in orbit. The Starlink constellation is expected to have a total of 12,000 LEO satellites which will power the up to 1Gbps broadband connections. More...

Second man to step foot on moon Buzz Aldrin shares stunning picture of earth 50 years later - Times of India American engineer and former astronaut Dr Buzz Aldrin shared a stunning throwback picture of the earth on Twitter. Dr Aldrin, who is the second human ever to step on the moon clicked this mind-blowing picture during the Apollo 11 mission with fellow astronaut… More...

Study shows our brains remain active during familiar, repetitive tasks - ANI News Cambridge [England], July 14 (ANI): A new research suggests that our brains are never at rest, even when we are not learning anything about the world around us. The research was earlier conducted on mice. More...

Will we see a Starship test this week? - Phys.org As we speak, engineers at SpaceX's Boca Chica test facility are busy getting the fifth Starship prototype (SN5) ready. Having recently passed the crucial cryogenic load test, and with the installation of its SN27 Raptor engine, the ground crews are now gearin… More...

Captivating image of NEOWISE comet as seen by NASA's Parker Solar Probe released - Firstpost NEOWISE was observed to have two ion tails, which intrigued researchers as it was unusual for a comet. More...

NASA’s VERITAS Mission to Explore the Deep Truths of our Mysterious Neighbour Venus - News18 The NASA mission to Venus will give 'insights into our own planet's evolution and even help us better understand rocky planets orbiting other stars'. More...

Sterilisation renders N95 masks unusable | E&T Magazine - E&T Magazine University of Cincinnati researchers have demonstrated that two widely-available sterilisation methods to clean disposable surgical masks and N95 respirators make them less effective. More...

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The moon is 85 million several years more youthful than earlier thought - Aviation Analysis Wing This visualization demonstrates the moon getting fashioned from a collision, which, in accordance to a new analyze, happened much more just lately than More...

Andean condor birds 'flap wings just 1% of the time' - BBC News One bird flew 100 miles in five hours without flapping, research from Swansea University finds. More...

Artificial Intelligence Might Just Predict Survival Of Planetary Systems - Mashable India A team of scientists has developed an AI model that can predict the various theoretically stable orbital configurations of the planets in any system! More...

Great White Shark Filmed Drowning Whale in First Known Attack of Its Kind - Newsweek More...

NASA's Ingenuity Mars Helicopter: Attempting the First Powered Flight on Mars - NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory More...

Device That Cleans Water for Drinking Using Only Sunshine Created by Scientists - Newsweek More...

Rare comet Neowise to be visible in India for next 20 days - WION More...

NASA Announces Mini Payload Challenge Winners - Space Ref NASA Announces Mini Payload Challenge Winners - SpaceRef More...

International Space Station Spotted From Gujarat Cities, Will Be Seen Today As Well - NDTV The International Space Station (ISS), the third brightest object in the sky after the sun and moon, passed some 400 kilometres over Gujarat on Tuesday night, giving people, especially in Ahmedabad and Rajkot, a glimpse of the space technology marvel. More...

Origin of 'Mirach's Ghost' perplexes black hole scientists - Livescience.com There are two ways to build a supermassive black hole. But neither of them makes much sense. More...

Comet NEOWISE: How to watch from India as space object dazzles in night sky - Hindustan Times Hindustan TimesComet C/2020 F3, or simply NEOWISE, is passing within visible distance of Earth and here’s how you can watch the celestial object from India. The comet with a beautiful long tail, was spotted by NASA’s NEOWISE mission in March this year. The co… More...

NASA astronauts to conduct a pair of spacewalks this month - The Rahnuma Daily Washington, July 14 (IANS) Two NASA astronauts will conduct a pair of spacewalks on July 16 and July 21, to finish a 3.5-year effort to upgrade the International Space Stations power system, said the US space agency. The spacewalks will begin around 7.35 am, … More...

UAE’s Mars orbiter launch from Japan delayed due to weather - The Tribune India More...