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NASA’s OSIRIS-REx Mission Surpasses Expectations: Collects 4.3 Ounces of Asteroid Bennu

NASA’s OSIRIS-REx Mission as it collects 120 grams of asteroid Bennu rubble, hinting at the possibility of containing life’s building

A new theoretical study proposes that our universe’s expansion is driven by the merging of ‘baby universes’, reshaping our understanding

NASA’s Perseverance Rover captured a poignant image of its ailing counterpart, the Ingenuity helicopter, resting on a Martian dune, alone

The James Webb Telescope astounds with mind-blowing images, showcasing 19 spiral galaxies in the greatest detail ever captured, marking a

In a discovery with groundbreaking potential, NASA’s Perseverance rover suggests signs of life on Mars, revealing enigmatic secrets within ancient

After a historic three-year mission on Mars, NASA’s Ingenuity helicopter encounters rotor damage during its 72nd flight, marking the end

NASA’s eagerly awaited IMAP probe is scheduled to launch in 2025, aiming to embark on a mission to capture valuable

Japan remains optimistic as preparations are underway for the potential recovery of the SLIM moon lander, signaling hope for the

Mark Zuckerberg of Meta declares that the era of Artificial General Intelligence, where AI surpasses human capabilities, is on the

The recently unveiled second image of the first-ever pictured black hole provides further confirmation of Einstein’s General Relativity. The Event