Jessica Nelson 
Everywhere you look today—on buses, in cafés, at home—someone is playing a game. From quick mobile puzzles to big cinematic adventures, gaming has quietly become a normal part of everyday life. People love it because it’s interactive, fun, and fits any mood or routine. But gaming isn’t just a hobby anymore; it’s becoming one of … Read more
Exploring the Moon today feels a lot like rediscovering an old family home—one we haven’t visited in decades. NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) has been circling the Moon since 2009, acting like a scout that checks every corner before we return. Think of it as sending a friend ahead to map the trails, spot dangers, … Read more
Space travel once felt like something only a few astronauts could ever experience. But today, things are changing quickly. SpaceX’s Dragon spacecraft is opening the door for more people to reach space by making missions safer, cheaper, and more comfortable. Whether it’s carrying astronauts, supplies, or even private travelers, Dragon is proving that space isn’t … Read more
Have you ever wondered how astronomers uncover the universe’s hidden secrets—things we can’t see with our eyes or even with regular telescopes? That’s where the Chandra X-Ray Observatory comes in. It’s like giving scientists a special pair of glasses that reveal the hottest, most energetic places in space. From exploding stars to black holes swallowing … Read more
The Sun sits at the centre of our solar system, shaping our weather, powering life, and guiding every planet. Yet for most of history, we’ve only been able to study it from a safe distance. NASA’s Parker Solar Probe is changing that. It’s the first spacecraft brave enough to fly directly into the Sun’s outer … Read more
If you’ve ever watched kids play on a frozen lake, you know the excitement of wondering what lies beneath the ice. Scientists feel the same way about Europa, one of Jupiter’s moons. Beneath its frozen surface, there may be a vast ocean deep enough to hold more water than all of Earth’s seas combined. And … Read more
Imagine astronauts sending messages across millions of miles without worrying about hackers listening in. That’s the promise of quantum communication. Just like locks keep our homes safe, this technology could protect space data, satellites, and even future colonies. It’s not science fiction—it’s already being tested here on Earth. In this article, we’ll explore how quantum … Read more
Have you ever looked up at the night sky and wondered if there’s more out there than we can see? Black holes, those mysterious giants that swallow everything nearby, might hold the answer. Some scientists think black holes could be more than just cosmic traps—they might even create new universes. Imagine every black hole as … Read more
In 1977, NASA launched two small spacecraft—Voyager 1 and Voyager 2—on what began as a simple mission to explore the outer planets. No one imagined that decades later, one of them would still be traveling through space, billions of miles from Earth. Voyager 1 has gone farther than any human-made object in history. It’s not … Read more
Have you ever looked up at the stars and wondered if there’s more out there than what we see? Imagine our universe as just one bubble floating in a vast cosmic ocean. Some scientists believe that beyond our bubble, countless others may exist—each with its own stars, planets, and maybe even versions of us. This … Read more