When the Moon is at or near its closest point to Earth and is full, it is known as a “supermoon.” During this event, the full moon appears larger and brighter in the sky because it is a bit closer to us than usual.
The Japanese company ispace was able to communicate with its Hakuto-R spacecraft until just before it was supposed to land on the Moon, according to the company’s founder, Takeshi Hakamada. Approximately 25 minutes after the lander’s scheduled soft touchdown on the lunar surface, communication was lost. This suggests that the lander likely crashed into the…
As humanity emits more greenhouse gases, the Earth’s atmosphere traps more of the sun’s energy, steadily increasing the Earth’s temperature. One strategy for reversing this trend is to intercept a fraction of sunlight before it reaches our planet.
moon since early 2019. It was several months into the mission when it discovered an unusual cube-shaped object on the horizon which CNSA named the “mystery house”.
China is aiming to be the third country to reach the Moon and return lunar rock and soil to Earth for analysis. This week. China’s Chang’e-5 robotic spacecraft took off aboard a Long March 5 rocket and began its voyage to the Moon.
The 250,000 mile trip to the moon is no small feat and the 140-million mile trip to Mars promises to be even tougher. But NASA has a plan formulated to take man to Mars in small steps via a ambitious program called Artemis.
We’ve all seen the pictures of astronauts triumphantly placing an American flag on the surface of the moon, evidence of mankind’s excursion to a heavenly body far from home. But flag planting wasn’t as easy as the astronauts made it seem.
Apollo 10 orbited the moon two months before Neil Armstrong took his famous first step on the Moon. During a pass on the “dark side of the moon”, the side facing away from Earth and a zone of silence for radio communications between the spacecraft and Earth, the crew were baffled by a series of…
The Black Knight satellite is a near-polar orbiting object that many believe is a 13,000-year-old alien artifact lurking in the solar system. Its existence was first suggested after radio signal experiments in the late 1800’s detected inexplicable “echoes” in space. In the decades that followed, photographs and video of the amorphous black object emerged showing…
Little is known about the 3 ½ mile high “moon spire” captured in hi-res photography of the Moon’s surface (see photo above). Possibilities include optical illusion, gas plume, natural geologic formation – and alien structure. The inexplicable structure, discovered by a Mexican NASA fan last week, is not the first unusual high-rising structure has been…
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