The space race is constantly evolving, as many space companies and organizations are creating new and bigger projects. In recent years, there has been a massive resurgence in the interest of space exploration, commercial spaceflight, and returning to the moon. Space exploration which was once primarily driven by government funded scientific exploration and competition between countries has increasingly become more of a combination of scientific discovery, commercial and techn

Over the past decade, technology has improved and reached new heights. Artificial intelligence’s capabilities have increased tenfold. Recently, many large space companies like NASA, SpaceX, and others have started integrating AI into the space industry. Space exploration has always been constrained by distance. Scientists have made it possible for spacecraft to travel millions of miles away from Earth without needing to stop; however, the astronauts on board are limited by co

You all have most likely heard about possibilities of expanding the human race towards Mars. There have been many speculations that Mars could possibly be habitable for life. These speculations began many years ago. To learn more about why we have had curiosities of the possibility of having life on Mars, we need to go back to the start of Mars' history. Mars formed around 4.5 billion years ago when the Solar System was just being formed. Mars’ history can be broken down into

Have you ever wondered how astronomers know so much about the mysteries of the universe? How do they discover so much about places outside of our solar system? Astronomers use highly advanced satellites that are on the ground and in space. These satellites all have different purposes that help astronomers discover and learn new things about space. For example, the Kepler Space Telescope’s purpose is to discover Earth-sized exoplanets. The James Webb Space Telescope(JWST) is

If you have ever looked up at the night sky, you will see millions of tiny bright dots scattered across. Each dot is a star just like our Sun. Some of these stars are around or smaller than the size of the Sun, while others can be 100,000 times bigger. Stars may seem like they will last for eternity, but that is not true. Although they live for a long time, they too have an end. Every star’s life starts the same, but they end differently. All stars are born in stellar nebulae