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Google Science Feeds: The green fireballs of History Channel's 'Project Blue Book' — are we overthinking this?
There's a stereotype that all UFO witnesses are rubes or dim-witted hayseeds standing out in a cornfield somewhere. History Channel's largely fictional Project Blue Book series has shown, however, that's not always the case.
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Google Science Feeds: Harpoon successfully spears space junk in experiment to clean-up tonnes of debris orbiting the Earth
A spacecraft has successfully fired a harpoon into a target orbiting Earth in an operation that could help clean-up the tonnes of space junk threatening telecommunications satellites.
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Google Science Feeds: NASA's MAVEN Spacecraft Shrinking Mars Orbit to Prepare for Mars 2020 Rover
(NASA) - NASA's 4-year-old atmosphere-sniffing Mars Atmosphere and Volatile Evolution (MAVEN) mission is embarking on a new campaign today to tighten its orbit around Mars.
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Google Science Feeds: Space bases could preserve civilization in World War III: Elon Musk
Billionaire entrepreneur and the founder of rocket and spacecraft company SpaceX Elon Musk has said that bases on the moon and Mars could help preserve human civilization and hasten its regeneration on earth in the event of a third world war.
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Google Science Feeds: Russia May Send Mining-Capable Heavy Rover To Moon After 2030 - Source
MOSCOW (UrduPoint News / Sputnik - 17th February, 2019) Russia plans to deliver a reusable cargo spacecraft, a heavy lunar rover for mining and modules for a lunar base to the Moon in 2031-2035, a source in the Russian space industry told Sputnik on ...
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Google Science Feeds: How to see the biggest, brightest supermoon of 2019
(NBC News) -- Skywatchers will get a special treat Tuesday when the biggest, brightest supermoon of 2019 lights up the night sky. This will be the second in this year's trio of back-to-back supermoons.
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Google Science Feeds: A 79-Foot Asteroid Just Skimmed Past Earth On Its Closest-Ever Approach
Earlier today, Earth was buzzed by a 79-foot asteroid on what astronomers described as its closest-ever approach to our planet. The space rock was only discovered less than a month ago, at the end of January, but it has been regularly visiting Earth ...