Tag: NASA
Should We Brace for Impact? NASA Warns of a ‘City-Killer’ Asteroid...
NASA just announced that asteroid 2024 YR4 has a 3.1% chance of smashing into Earth in 2032. That might not sound like much, but...
NASA Will Pay You $3 Million to Turn Space Poop into...
Think your recycling game is strong? NASA wants to put it to the ultimate test—by asking you to turn human waste into something useful…...
Trump Blasts Biden’s Space Blunder, Celebrates Astronauts’ Safe Return Thanks to...
NASA astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore have finally made their way back to Earth after an unexpectedly long nine-month stay on the International...
Scientists Say THIS Is What Aliens Might Look Like
Did you know there’s a list floating around the internet of alleged alien beings, reportedly seen roaming our earth? And while most have somewhat...
Notre Dame Cathedral Fire + 21 Most Devastating Pictures And Videos...
PARIS–On Monday evening in Paris, a fire broke out in the historic Notre Dame cathedral. The blaze was active for hours and had firefighter...
Conspiracy Theorist Reschedules End Of The World For October
If you’re stickler for punctuality, then you’re not going to like this one: turns out the end of the world is running a bit...
New Job Opening At NASA: Help Defend Earth Against Space Aliens
Are you looking for a job that’s out of this world? If so, NASA is accepting applications for a position few earthlings knew existed...
7 New Planets Discovered – Alien Life?
Imagine you are a cosmic detective trying to solve the truth about the existence of extraterrestrials. You find tantalizing clues such as the existence...
Evidence Of Aliens? 5 Recent Signs We Are Not Alone
The universe is not just vaster than we imagine, but vaster than we can imagine. Scientists estimate the cosmos contains hundreds of billions of...
4 Valuable Resources Are On The Moon But Who Owns Them
The last time a human society discovered large tracts of land that had previously been inaccessible to them, the result was a chaotic flag-planting...
