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Nasa lays out $28 billion plan to return astronauts to the moon in 2024

The $28 billion would cover the budgetary years of 2021-25

NASA announces Artemis Plan to land first woman, next man on moon in 2024

NASA shared an update to its Artemis program, including the latest Phase 1 plan to land the first woman and the next man on the surface of the Moon in 2024

Sun enters 25th solar cycle: 'Violent eruptions can happen anytime'

Solar cycle predictions hold significance as it gives a rough idea of the frequency of space weather storms of all types

Could Venus harbour life at 450 degree Celcius? New study springs surprise

Reading between the lines of the report, it seems that the team was not expecting to find phosphine

NASA sets out to buy moon resources mined by private companies

NASA in May set the stage for a global debate over the basic principles governing how people will live and work on the moon

US spacecraft named after late Indian-American astronaut Kalpana Chawla

An American commercial cargo spacecraft bound for the International Space Station has been named after fallen NASA astronaut Kalpana Chawla for her key contributions to human spaceflight

Isro's Chandrayaan-3 to lift off for Moon in early 2021, without orbiter

The mission has been delayed by the coronavirus pandemic and the follow-up lockdowns. The launch which was planned for 2020 will now take off for the Lunar surface sometime in early 2021

Chandrayaan-1 images indicate possible impact of Earth's atmosphere on Moon

The latest finding indicates the presence of water at the Moon's poles and this is what the scientists are trying to decipher

50% jump in lakes from melting ice: Threat of Kedarnath like tragedy rises

There are 2028 glacial lakes and water bodies in the Himalayan region catchment which contribute to rivers flowing across India

Moon is rusting without air as solar winds bombard surface with hydrogen

The haematite in question was discovered in data collected by the Indian Space Research Organisation's Chandrayaan-1 orbiter

NASA congratulates Indian astronomers on Star Galaxy discovery

NASA has congratulated Indian astronomers on the discovery of one of the farthest Star galaxies in the universe estimated to be located 9.3 billion light-years away from Earth

Asteroid over 22 metres in diameter to pass by Earth on Sept 1: Nasa

Nasa estimates the asteroid's relative speed at around 8.16 kilometres per second

NASA's Hubble telescope maps giant Halo around Andromeda galaxy

They also found that the halo has a layered structure, with two main nested and distinct shells of gas. This is the most comprehensive study of a halo surrounding a galaxy

Japan, US Space Force hold talks on enhancing cooperation in outer space

Officials here said that Abe and US Chief of Space Operations Gen. John Raymond discussed solidifying cooperation between the US Space Force and the Japan Air Self-Defense Force's Space Operations

Greenland lost record 532 bn tons of ice in 2019: A million ton per minute

The previous record was set in 2012 when the island lost 464 billion tons of mass from its thick ice sheet

Follow the Perseverance Rover in real-time on its way to Mars: NASA

Dozens of controls on pop-up menus allow you to customize not just what you see - from faraway to right "on board" a spacecraft - but also how you see it

Is the Moon drifting away from Earth? Laser beams unravel a new mystery

By measuring how long it takes laser light to return to Earth - about 2.5 seconds on average - researchers calculate the distance between Earth laser stations and Moon reflectors

NASA's Ingenuity Mars helicopter recharges its batteries in flight

Headed to the Red Planet with the Perseverance rover, the pioneering helicopter is powered up for the first time in interplanetary space as part of a systems check

NASA spacecraft completes final practice before asteroid sample collection

Nightingale, OSIRIS-REx's primary sample collection site, is located within a crater in Bennu's northern hemisphere

NASA's planet hunter TESS completes two-year-long primary mission

NASA's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite, on July 4, finished its primary mission imaging about 75% of the starry sky as part of a two-year-long survey