Japan’s XRISM Satellite Captures Galaxy Cluster and Supernova Remnants: First Observation Results Revealed by JAXA

Japan’s XRISM Satellite Captures Galaxy Cluster and Supernova Remnants: First Observation Results Revealed by JAXA

The galaxy cluster and supernova remnants captured by Japan’s latest satellite ‘XRISM’ have been revealed. Supernova remnants inside the galaxy were recently confirmed in observation data from the James Webb Space Telescope, attracting the attention of space enthusiasts. The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) introduced the first observation results of ‘Chrysm’ to the public through … Read more

NASA’s Probe Voyager 1 Aborts Mission Due to Computer Error 46 Years After Launch

NASA’s Probe Voyager 1 Aborts Mission Due to Computer Error 46 Years After Launch

Four days have passed since NASA’s planetary probe ‘Voyager 1’, 46 years after launch, aborted its mission due to a computer error. NASA predicted that it could take at least several weeks to restore normalcy. NASA announced on the 16th through its official channels that the computer error of Voyager 1, which occurred on the … Read more

Voyager 1 NASA Probe Aborts Mission Due to Computer Error

Voyager 1 NASA Probe Aborts Mission Due to Computer Error

Four days have passed since NASA’s planetary probe ‘Voyager 1’, 46 years after launch, aborted its mission due to a computer error. NASA predicted that it could take at least several weeks to restore normalcy. NASA announced on the 16th through its official channels that the computer error of Voyager 1, which occurred on the … Read more

NASA Releases Latest Photos of Mars’ Inmyeonam Rock, Known as “Face on Mars” and “Alien Sculpture”

NASA Releases Latest Photos of Mars’ Inmyeonam Rock, Known as “Face on Mars” and “Alien Sculpture”

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has released the latest photos of Inmyeonam Rock on Mars, which was joked about in the 1970s as being a sculpture of an alien. NASA presented the latest images of Mars’ Inmyeonam taken by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) through its official channel on the 13th. This photo … Read more

Astronaut’s lost tool bag camera caught

Astronaut’s lost tool bag camera caught

The tool bag that a NASA astronaut lost during extravehicular activities is now floating in low-Earth orbit at an altitude of about 400 km. The tool bag is expected to gradually drop in altitude before entering the Earth’s atmosphere and disappearing. On the 17th, through its official channels, NASA introduced the loss of the tool … Read more

Sputnik-V and Abdala Vaccine in CDMX: Updates and Information for Covid-19

Sputnik-V and Abdala Vaccine in CDMX: Updates and Information for Covid-19

The Sputnik-V vaccine will be applied in the Mexico City (CDMX) in order to continue with the campaign to protect the population against Covid-19 during the winter season. The Ministry of Health (Sedesa) of CDMX announced that, with the arrival of new biological products to the country, in the coming weeks the application of the … Read more

NASA Probe Lucy Captures Rare Images of Dinkinesh and Contact Binary Satellite

NASA Probe Lucy Captures Rare Images of Dinkinesh and Contact Binary Satellite

It has been confirmed that Dinkinesh, the first object of observation by the asteroid probe Lucy, has a contact binary as a satellite. Contact binaries are strange celestial bodies in which mass exchange occurs, and the academic world has paid attention to them because they are rarely observed. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) … Read more

Rapid Increase in Oxygen Abundance in the Early Universe: Research Results

Rapid Increase in Oxygen Abundance in the Early Universe: Research Results

Research results have shown that there was a rapid increase in oxygen in the early universe. The general view was that in the early universe after the Big Bang, only light elements such as hydrogen, helium, and trace amounts of lithium existed, and that oxygen was created only after stars were born and a supernova … Read more

Vibrotractor: Technology to Maintain Balance in Outer Space

Vibrotractor: Technology to Maintain Balance in Outer Space

Technology has emerged to help humans maintain their sense of balance even in outer space. Tests of wearable equipment using this technology yielded significant results, drawing attention from academia. A research team at Brandeis University in the United States unveiled Vibrotractor, a wearable device that helps humans maintain their sense of balance in microgravity space, … Read more