Snow falls fast at night on Mars - Nature.com Precipitation comes as powerful storms, not gentle drifts, on the Red Planet. More...

Saturn Will Be Seen In A Different Color On August 1 And 2, The Mysterious Planet Will Be Very Close To Earth - NewsTree News If you too have an interest in the world of the sky, then the next few days will be very special for you. Now everyone knows that the secrets of the planet More...

Hidden Magnetic Patterns Inside Meteorites Reveal Secrets of The Early Solar System - ScienceAlert The Solar System is positively lousy with magnetic fields. They drape around (most of) the planets and their moons, which interact with the system-wide magnetic field swirling out from the Sun. More...

Scientists Discover How to Make Glass So Hard, It Can Even Scratch Diamond - ScienceAlert Down on an atomic level, glass is a jumbled mess of atoms, which makes it easily prone to distortion and cracking. Now, chemists have discovered how to arrange the atoms within glass in such a way, the resulting material can even rival the strength o More...

Rocket Report: NASA installs SLS software, India’s GSLV fails to reach orbit - Ars Technica "I was really expecting to see a slowdown in the number of new launch vehicles." More...

Archaeologists astounded by 'spectacular Roman treasures' found buried underwater - Daily Express ARCHAEOLOGISTS diving just off the coast of Israel were thrilled to discover a wealth of Roman-era artefacts from the ancient port of Caesarea. More...

Elon Musk Offers to Make Spacesuits for NASA - Futurism By 2025, NASA will have spent over $1 billion designing and testing its space suit. More...

Asteroid Bennu has 1 in 1,750 chance of smashing into Earth, NASA says - CNET But "we shouldn't be worried about it very much." More...

Coral microbiome manipulation elicits metabolic and genetic restructuring to mitigate heat stress and evade mortality - Science Advances Beneficial microorganisms for corals (BMCs) ameliorate environmental stress, but whether they can prevent mortality and the underlying host response mechanisms remains elusive. Here, we conducted omics analyses on the coral Mussismilia hispida exposed to blea… More...

Scientists take step to improve crops' photosynthesis, yields - Phys.org In order to feed a projected 9 billion people by 2050, farmers need to grow 50% more food on a limited amount of arable land. As a result, plant scientists are in a race against time to engineer crops with higher yields by improving photosynthesis. More...

Supernova shoots a dying star made of metal out of Milky Way at 2 million mph - TechRadar The white dwarf might be a form of stellar shrapnel More...

Plastic Toxin Are Tricking Hungry Hermit Crabs With a Tasty Smelling Lie - ScienceAlert In today's anthropogenic world, an innocent hermit crab, just minding its own business and swimming in its search for food, has far more than the usual dangers of predators to contend with. More...

Boeing Starliner headed back to factory, further delaying launch to ISS - CNET A persistent valve problem remains after the issue scrubbed a second launch attempt earlier this month. More...

Solar Orbiter-BepiColombo spacecraft capture Venus during flyby - newkerala.com - New Kerala Solar Orbiter-BepiColombo spacecraft capture Venus during flyby More...

NASA helps an astronaut after blazing Russian accusations - Taylor Daily Press Zoom / The Soyuz MS-09 spacecraft docked in the Rasvet module on the Russian section of the International Space Station. NASA On Friday afternoon, NASA More...

Adam Minter - A $500 Million Spacesuit? Welcome to NASA Contracting. - Asharq Al-awsat - English What’s the cost of a good suit these days? At NASA, apparently, it’s about $500 million. That’s according to a new audit of the space agency’s 14-year quest to design and build a new generation of spacesuits. Without major changes to the program, the More...

Oldest Fossilized Land Plant Spores Have Scientists Rethinking How Plants Evolved - ScienceAlert When plants first ventured onto the land, evolving from freshwater-dwelling algae, more than 500 million years ago, they transformed the planet. By drawing carbon dioxide from the air, they cooled Earth, and by eroding rock surfaces they helped build More...

Sensor spies hideouts for ​virus replication inside cell membranes - Phys.org While some types of RNA viruses cloak themselves to hide inside a cell and create copies of themselves, a "detective enzyme" might be attuned to their whereabouts. A slight variation in their genomic code gives some people's cells the capacity to produce this… More...

Is it cheaper to be bigger? Lessons from the extreme weapons of giraffe weevil warriors - Phys.org Nepalese craftsman, Chandra Bahadur Dangi, holds the record as the world's shortest adult, at 54.6 cm (1 ft 9 ½ inches). The tallest human is Sultan Kösen, a Turkish farmer, almost five times taller at 2.52 meters (8 feet 3 ¼ inches). In nature, size differen… More...

2 new species of dinosaurs, as big as the blue whale, found in China - Hindustan Times Researchers from China and Brazil have said that the Silutitan specimen is estimated to be more than 65.6 feet long and the Hamititan specimen was 55.77 feet long. More...

“What is happening is unprecedented in the last thousand years, it is part of human action.” - News Collective Climate change He is already here and what happened in Germany. In Turkey or in California with devastating fires is no coincidence, they are all More...

New study suggests relation between feeding pattern of black hole & its mass; read - Republic World According to research, there exists a correlation between the amount of light emitted by a supermassive black hole and its mass, which also governs size. More...

49 million-year-old beetle looks like it was squashed yesterday - Livescience.com Paleontologists named the insect "Attenborough's Beauty," after Sir David Attenborough. More...

NASA Is Excited to See Perseverance in Ingenuity's Aerial Images. But Where Is It? - Gadgets 360 NASA has shared a photo taken by the space agency's Ingenuity helicopter on Mars. It prompts people to search for the Perseverance rover amid the vast expanse. More...

Like Humans, Dolphins Also Burn Calories at Lower Rate As They Get Older | The Weather Channel - Articles from The Weather Channel | weather.com - The Weather Channel Despite living in a watery world, bottlenose dolphins burn 17 per cent less energy per day than expected for a marine mammal of their size. - Articles from The Weather Channel | weather.com More...

Astronaut shares incredible timelapse video of aurora australis taken from space. Watch - Hindustan Times Astronaut Thomas Pesquet posted the video of aurora australis taken from space on Twitter. | Trending More...

ISRO's Chandrayaan-2 Instrument Detects Signs To Quantify Water... - Market.us News - United Kingdom Market News ISRO said that imaging spectrometer Moon Minerology Mapper had earlier picked up signs of water-bearing content. The instrument was developed... More...

They detect spectral rings around the black hole - East Africa News Post They discover rings around a black hole 0:58 (CNN) - Black holes are one of the last mysteries of the universe that is hard to imagine. But thanks to a More...

Boeing Starliner Heads Back to the Factory After Delayed Launch - PCMag India Boeing is returning the CST-100 Starliner to the factory after closed valves delayed its August 3 launch. More...

In Pics: Perseid Meteor Fireball Dazzles in the Night Sky - News18 Star-gazers were in for a treat as the annual Perseid Meteor shower lit up the skies from August 11 to 13. On August 12 it was on peak. (Image: Reuters) More...

Japan also seeks life on Mars - Space Bollyinside - BollyInside Mars rover perseverance Recently done on the first try, Rock samples from the red planet To remove failed. However, more digging is planned. In More...

NASA Mars Mission Jobs Are Available and You Don't Need a Ph.D. - Space Bollyinside - BollyInside To be considered for the position, you have to be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, be between the ages of 30 and 55, have a master’s degree in a STEM More...

Study shows Climate change led to steep decline of Dinosaurs long before asteroid strike - Republic World A new study published in the journal Nature has suggested that dinosaurs were witnessing a decline from 10 million years before the asteroid strike. More...

According to a new MIT study, global warming is causing more mingling - SwordsToday.ie (Reuters)Global warming is causing more, intensification, Discover a new study on paleoclimate. Researchers have been observing a 'ming shm bias' that may More...