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NASA To Study Toxic Saturn Moon With Dragonfly Drone

NASA’s Dragonfly, a car-sized rotorcraft, is preparing for a mission to explore Saturn’s largest moon, Titan. NASA’s Dragonfly rotorcraft will explore the moon to look for signs of life amid a highly Nitrogen-saturated environment.

NASA’s Osiris-Rex Capsule Lands Successfully in Utah

NASA’s Osiris-Rex Capsule carrying the oldest asteroid rock samples successfully landed on earth in Utah. The rock sample was taken from the asteroid Bennu, which has seen more than 4.5 billion years of history. The samples will provide important information about the evolution of our solar system, the agency said.

Astronomers Explain Why Neptune Clouds Are Vanishing!

In a new groundbreaking study, astronomers have revealed that Neptune is losing its clouds. The clouds, once abundant on the planet, have started disappearing since 2019 and scientists now know why. After 3 decades of thorough observation from 1994 to 2022, the research revealed that the entire planet has lost chunks of its cloud base except its South Pole.

NASA Space Station is Full of Chemicals, Study Says

 According to a recent research study, the NASA International Space Station is contaminated with harmful chemicals. The study which focused on dust collected by the air filtration system said the filters are filled with huge amounts of chemicals that are dangerous for humans.

NASA Spacecraft Captures Breathtaking Views of Volcano World

NASA’s Juno spacecraft has captured remarkable images of the volcano world on one of Jupiter’s moons, called Io. NASA’s Juno spacecraft recently approached the intensely volcanic celestial body, after circling the gas giant Jupiter for around nine years. By the end of this year, Juno is expected to make the closest pass near Lo, NASA explained.

NASA Accidentally Cuts Contact With Spacecraft 12B Miles Away

NASA experienced a temporary disruption in communication with Voyager 2, the second-farthest human-made spacecraft dispatched into space. This incident occurred recently when a mistaken command from flight controllers unintentionally caused a two-degree tilt of the spacecraft’s antenna away from Earth, leading to the loss of contact.