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A meteorite found in the Sahara reveals evidence of ancient water on Mars
A meteorite discovered in Mali’s Sahara Desert has been identified as one of the oldest pieces of Mars ever found on Earth, offering scientists a rare opportunity to study the planet’s early crust and its interaction with water more than four billion years ago.
NASA’s Swift space telescope set to fall back to Earth this week
NASA’s Swift space telescope is expected to reenter Earth’s atmosphere in the coming days, after a failed rescue mission left the aging observatory in a rapidly declining orbit. The US Space Force has predicted that the spacecraft could fall back to Earth around Friday, November 6, although the exact timing and location remain uncertain.
NASA names four astronauts for SpaceX Crew-14 mission to space station
NASA has announced the four-member crew for SpaceX’s Crew-14 mission to the International Space Station, with the long-duration science mission scheduled to launch no earlier than spring 2027.
NASA discovers massive lunar crater formed by impact missed in real time
The 222-meter crater formed in 2024 but was only identified more than a year later, giving scientists a rare chance to study the effects of a recent major lunar impact.
NASA and IBM launch AI model to map the Moon and hunt for lunar ice
NASA and IBM have launched an open-source artificial intelligence model designed to help scientists analyze the Moon’s surface, map craters and volcanic features, and identify areas where water ice could be stable.
Rare total solar eclipse to darken parts of Europe and the Arctic on August 12
The eclipse will be visible in totality from parts of Spain, Greenland and Iceland, while a partial eclipse will be seen across much of Europe, North America and West Africa.