The researchers have been analyzing the error rectification over the Quantum processor of Google and have claimed to notice an odd phenomenon. This prodigy is all about the complete error-correction scheme that would episodically fall badly. Thus, the experts have sealed this up to background radiation, which is an amalgamation of the cosmic rays and …
Cosmic rays future fixation for quantum computing Read More »
Recently, in Chile, a team of a few experts has made use of a ground-based Gemini Observatory telescope to rightly calculate the quantity of both water and carbon monoxide present in the atmosphere of a planet that is also about 340 light-years away. The research is being carried out under the supervision of Michal Line, the …
What would you do if you are in a spacecraft orbiting the Earth at an altitude of 400km and you discover a hole causing pressure leakage? You would actually panic because of the numerous space movies where spacecraft explode or crash when there a hole or a crack, etc. A similar situation happened onboard the …
Astronauts plug a 2-milimeter hole found on ISS due to micrometeorite Read More »
If you follow space exploration missions closely, you know that NASA had launched a mission named OSIRIS-REx in September 2016 towards an asteroid named Bennu which is a 1,650-foot-wide space rock millions of kilometers away from the Earth. After two years, OSIRIS-REx has finally snapped its first photos of its target Bennu from a distance …
OSIRIS-REx snaps the first photo of asteroid Bennu from just 1.4 million kilometers away Read More »
An earthquake of a magnitude 6.9 struck Indonesian islands of Lombok and Bali on August 5, 2018, leaving thousands of people homeless and killing hundreds of people. North Lombok on the Lombok island suffered a severe damage. Soon after the massive earthquake, several aftershocks waves travel reckoning to a magnitude as high as 5.4. According …
Massive 6.9 magnitude earthquake in Indonesia causes ground deformation Read More »
At last, Google Docs which doesn’t entertain grammar-checking feature such as Grammarly will get its own grammar-checking feature soon. It will be able to identify not only minor mistakes such as the difference between ‘effect’ and ‘affect’ but it will also detect improper uses of clauses, commas, incorrect tenses, and much more. According to Google, …
Google Docs introduce AI-based grammar-checking feature Read More »
Our planet has seen a number of pretty devastating dust storms in the history, however, not even one of the storms could envelop the entire planet since it would require a great amount of momentum and extremely unusual weather conditions to even initiate such a colossal dust storm. On the other hand, our neighbor planet …
Colossal dust storm has engulfed the entire red planet in thick haze Read More »
A recent discovery by a team of scientists was characterized by glittering outcomes in the form of diamonds that are hidden in the depths of our planet. Initial reports have implied that diamonds could be hidden below the surface of Earth in the number of quadrillion tonnes. The new study conducted by researchers implies that …
Our planet is actually harboring a quadrillion tons capacity diamond mine Read More »
Jupiter is the largest planet in our solar system with 67 moons as of the last count. Jupiter has intrigued scientists for decades now and they have recently discovered 12 new moons orbiting the giant planet which takes the total moon count to 79. In March 2017, researchers at the Carnegie Institution for Sciences decided …
12 new moons found around Jupiter of which, one is an oddball Read More »
A space rock the size of two London red buses will hurtle past the Earth at a velocity of 6.7 kilometers per second or 14,987mph and could cause grave damage if it were to hit our planet. According to NASA, the Asteroid 201 8NM is about 62 feet or 19m in size and it will …
A 62-feet asteroid 2018 NM will zip past the Earth tomorrow morning Read More »
This week is great for skywatchers as there will be numerous celestial sightings one could glance upon during night both with naked eye and with aid telescopes or binoculars. On July 15, our neighboring planet Venus will light up in our nighttime sky. As Moon moves 13-degrees every 24 hours, Venus will appear near the …
Watch out for Venus tonight; Mars, Mercury, Jupiter and more will be visible this week Read More »
Cape Canaveral is known to all space enthusiasts as it is one of the popular launch sites for the launch of rockets carrying spacecraft, rovers, satellites, etc. The two towers erected on complex 17 were recently detonated to give way for something new. The Cape Canaveral launch complex 17 was originally was built for Thor …
Two towers at Cape Canaveral Launch Complex 17 finally demolished Read More »
As of now, NASA depends on Russia’s space agency Roscosmos to take its astronauts to the ISS ever since its Space Shuttle program ended in 2011. The current contract with Russia’s space agency will expire in November 2019 and what is why, NASA decided to build its own spaceflight launch system with crew module for …
Audit reports from GAO suggest a gap in U.S’ access to the ISS Read More »
Asteroid 2017 YE5 is the fourth near-Earth binary object that zoomed past Earth last month with an estimated size taller than the height of Burj Khalifa in Dubai. Back in 2017, the object was first discovered as a single object but a recent observation revealed that it’s actually a binary asteroid revolving around each other …
Researchers found rare binary asteroids using telescopes Read More »
NASA’s Parker Solar Probe is being readied at one of the NASA’s facilities towards its mission to the sun scheduled to launch on August 04 after years of development, testing, and integration. After extensive testing that was being conducted since fall 2017, The sun-bound probe has finally received its own heat shield which is a …
Sun-bound Parker Solar Probe gets its heat shield that will withstand more than 2,500° F Read More »
One of the greatest space telescopes may succumb to lack of fuel soon. NASA’s Kepler Space Telescope is running out of fuel, the agency stated in its March press release that at any time, Kepler’s fuel tank can run dry and the space telescope will be lost in the space forever with no contact to …
NASA puts Kepler Space Telescope in hibernation mode, might run out of fuel soon Read More »
A lunar eclipse is due on July 28 that will be viewed across the globe but unfortunately, not in the United States. A lunar eclipse occurs when Sun, Earth, and Moon align in this specific order and Earth cast shadow on the moon. On July 28, the moon will enter under the Earth’s shadow or …
U.S. will miss the longest lunar eclipse of the century Read More »
