Show Quick Read Key points generated by AI, verified by newsroom NASA on Aliens: Are we alone in this universe or is life flourishing somewhere else? This question has been awakening the curiosity of humans for decades. From time to time, various kinds of rumors keep surfacing about aliens, but till now no concrete evidence…
Show Quick Read Key points generated by AI, verified by newsroom Astronauts going to the moon will now be able to take iPhone with them. America’s space agency NASA has now allowed astronauts to take iPhones and other modern smartphones with them. NASA Administrator Jer Isaacman said that astronauts going on Crew-12 and Artemis 2…
After 27 years with NASA, astronaut Sunita Williams retired on 17 December 2025. NASA officially announced her retirement on 21 January 2026. During her long career, she completed three missions aboard the International Space Station (ISS) and created several records in human spaceflight. Williams became one of NASA’s most respected astronauts. Sunita Williams is known…
Indian-origin NASA astronaut Sunita Williams has retired after an illustrious career of 27 years. NASA announced on Tuesday (January 20) that his retirement is effective December 27, 2025. Praising Sunita Williams’ legacy, NASA official Jared Isaacman described her as a leader of human spaceflight. He said their contributions to science and technology have strengthened the…
Show Quick Read Key points generated by AI, verified by newsroom NASA: There is no professional doctor stationed on the International Space Station (ISS). Despite this, NASA has made very strict and modern arrangements to protect the health of astronauts. In the year 2026, a spacewalk had to be canceled due to a serious medical…
NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and Orion capsule, which could soon carry four astronauts on a historic lunar mission, is set to make an hours-long journey from the agency’s Vehicle Assembly Building to a launchpad at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Saturday. The event, known as a rollout, marks the beginning of…
An astronaut requiring medical treatment left the International Space Station on Wednesday, accompanied by three fellow crew members, marking NASA’s first-ever medical evacuation from the ISS, as reported by AP. The four returning astronauts — from the US, Russia and Japan — are aiming for an early Thursday morning splashdown in the Pacific near San…
