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Autumn Equinox on September 22: Its Meaning and Forecast for All Zodiac Signs

On September 22 at 2:19 PM Kyiv time, the autumn equinox will occur, symbolizing balance and harmony. Astrologer Ksenia Bazylenko spoke about the influence of the solar eclipse and gave a forecast for the Zodiac signs for the week of September 22-28.

Society • September 21, 12:26 PM • 36428 views
Engine problems delay delivery of record cargo shipment to ISS

Northrop Grumman's Cygnus XL spacecraft's main engine shut down earlier than expected during two burns needed to raise the spacecraft's orbit. This will prevent it from delivering approximately 5,000 kg of cargo and experimental materials to the International Space Station as planned.

News of the World • September 17, 12:49 PM • 3092 views
Skyscraper-sized asteroid to fly past Earth this week: watch it onlinePhoto

The asteroid 2025 FA22, measuring between 130 and 290 meters, will fly past Earth at a distance of 835,000 kilometers. Its flyby can be observed live, although scientists previously believed it could collide with the planet in 2089.

News of the World • September 17, 06:47 AM • 6765 views
NASA shows starry landscape of dwarf galaxy near Milky Way

NASA has released a photo of a star cluster taken by the Hubble Space Telescope. The image shows a part of a dwarf galaxy near the Milky Way, where new stars are forming.

News of the World • September 15, 02:27 AM • 19212 views
NASA rover found possible signs of ancient life in a dry riverbed on Mars

NASA's Perseverance rover has found rocks in a dry riverbed on the Red Planet that may contain signs of ancient microscopic life. The rover's instruments detected carbon-based compounds and surface stains, which are often associated with microbial life on Earth.

News of the World • September 11, 02:12 AM • 6241 views
Webb Telescope likely discovered the first galaxy in the UniversePhoto

Astronomers have discovered an object called Capotaur, which may be the oldest galaxy, having emerged 90 million years after the Big Bang. If confirmed, this discovery will change our understanding of the formation of the Universe.

News of the World • September 7, 12:52 PM • 5631 views
Mediterranean Sea temperature rises to record levels: scientists warn of serious risksPhoto

The average water temperature in the Mediterranean Sea in July 2025 reached a record 26. 9 °C, the highest figure ever recorded. This warming, caused by climate change, poses serious risks to marine and coastal ecosystems, scientists warn.

Weather and environment • September 5, 06:42 PM • 7330 views
The Moon will turn red: when Ukrainians will observe a total eclipse of Earth's satellitePhoto

Next week, on September 7-8, a total lunar eclipse will occur, during which the Moon will take on a red hue. This rare phenomenon will last over three hours and will be visible to almost 87% of the Earth's population.

Publications • September 2, 11:50 AM • 102379 views
NASA and India deploy largest radar antenna in space: new satellite to track Earth changes with incredible precision

The NISAR satellite, a joint development by NASA and ISRO, has been launched into orbit with the largest reflector antenna. It will track glacier movement, earthquakes, landslides, and deforestation.

Technologies • August 27, 01:07 PM • 3911 views
SpaceX prepares for anniversary Starship launch: tenth flight will be crucial for future Moon missions

SpaceX is preparing for the tenth test flight of Starship on August 24 from the Starbase site. This launch is a key stage in preparing the spacecraft for NASA's lunar missions.

News of the World • August 16, 05:13 AM • 8366 views
Record Martian meteorite for $5.3 million and its sale provoked an international scandal

The largest Martian meteorite, sold at Sotheby's auction for $5. 3 million, caused controversy regarding the legality of its export. The Government of Niger has launched an investigation and suspended the export of similar meteorites.

News of the World • August 16, 03:37 AM • 87541 views
US plans to build a nuclear reactor on the Moon - Politico

Sean Duffy, NASA's acting administrator, will announce accelerated plans to build a nuclear reactor on the Moon. This comes amid the agency's budget cuts and the US's desire to outpace China and Russia in space exploration.

News of the World • August 5, 06:41 AM • 3623 views
SpaceX delivered a new crew to the ISS in 15 hoursPhotoVideo

Four astronauts from the USA, Japan, and Russia arrived at the ISS in a SpaceX capsule. They will spend at least six months on the station, replacing the previous crew.

News of the World • August 2, 06:57 AM • 10201 views
Asteroid 2024 YR4 will bypass Earth but may collide with the Moon: terms and threats to the planet named

Asteroid 2024 YR4, discovered in late 2024, does not threaten Earth, but has a 1. 7% chance of colliding with the Moon in 2032. This collision could create a crater up to 1 kilometer and cause a meteor shower on Earth.

News of the World • July 27, 12:25 AM • 13050 views
NASA cuts nearly 4,000 employees under deferred dismissal program

NASA is laying off approximately 3,870 employees under a deferred dismissal program, part of the White House's efforts to reduce federal officials. This will allow the agency to become more streamlined and efficient as it prepares for a new era of exploration.

News of the World • July 26, 04:00 AM • 4607 views
Trump administration reconsiders terminating contracts with SpaceX

Donald Trump's administration considered terminating contracts with SpaceX after a spat between Trump and Elon Musk. A review of the contracts revealed their critical importance to the Department of Defense and NASA, making their cancellation impossible.

News of the World • July 20, 09:35 AM • 4686 views
International Moon Day and Metallurgist's Day: what else is celebrated on July 20

July 20 marks International Moon Day in honor of the Apollo 11 landing in 1969, and Metallurgist's Day, a professional holiday for workers in the metallurgical and mining industries. Also on this day, International Cake Day, World Jump Day, International Chess Day, and St. Elijah the Prophet's Day are celebrated.

Society • July 20, 05:09 AM • 11265 views
Congress rejected the bulk of the White House's proposed cuts for NASA

Subcommittees of the US House of Representatives and Senate approved NASA budget bills at the level of $24. 8-24.9 billion, rejecting the White House's proposal for an almost 25% cut. This will allow maintaining the space agency's funding at the current level.

News of the World • July 16, 10:31 AM • 2958 views
An international team of astronauts successfully returned from the ISS. India, Poland, and Hungary participated in the mission

The SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule with four astronauts, including NASA veteran Peggy Whitson and representatives from India, Poland, and Hungary, successfully returned to Earth after 18 days on the ISS. For the three countries, this was their first flight to the ISS, and for 65-year-old Whitson, it was her fifth trip to space.

News of the World • July 15, 01:54 PM • 6233 views
NASA discovered a "super-Earth" planet that has been emitting a mysterious signal for many years

NASA has discovered the planet TOI-1846 b, which is almost twice the size of Earth and four times more massive, emitting a repeating signal. The planet orbits a red dwarf every four days, causing a strange dip in light.

News of the World • July 15, 09:18 AM • 6791 views
James Webb Telescope showed how stars are formed in a nebula 4000 light-years away from Earth

The James Webb Telescope has captured the process of star formation in the Cat's Paw Nebula (NGC 6334), 4000 light-years away from Earth. Infrared images revealed young star clusters and gas-dust structures, providing a deeper understanding of star birth.

News of the World • July 13, 03:19 PM • 6308 views
A new step in the search for life in the universe: finding an ocean on an exoplanet will be easier with NASA's observatory

The new HWO space telescope, to be unveiled in 2025, is designed to search for and characterize potentially habitable exoplanets. Its main goal is to detect liquid water on the surface of at least 25 planets.

News of the World • July 10, 04:54 PM • 4512 views
Politico: over 2,000 senior officials ready to leave NASA

Over 2,000 senior NASA officials, including 875 GS-15 level employees, are ready to leave due to pressure from staff reductions. This could create difficulties for the White House's space policy and deprive the agency of years of experience.

News of the World • July 10, 05:45 AM • 3042 views
Europe's rivers are drying up: ferry services halted, navigation under threat

Extreme heat has caused a critical drop in water levels in rivers across Central and Eastern Europe. In Hungary, the water level in the Tisza has decreased by 60%, and in the Danube by 40%, leading to the suspension of ferry services between Bulgaria and Romania.

News of the World • July 7, 12:15 PM • 3614 views
Tesla shares fall due to Musk's idea to create an "American Party" - Reuters

Tesla shares fell by more than 3% due to investor concerns about Elon Musk's focus after his announcement of creating a new political party in the US. This decision drew criticism from Donald Trump and concern from analysts regarding its impact on the company.

Economy • July 7, 10:20 AM • 2265 views
Five thrilling adventure films: what to watch on hot days

The selection of adventure films includes "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" (2023), "The Lost City" (2022), "Fountain of Youth" (2025), "Jungle Cruise" (2021), and "Uncharted" (2022). These films offer viewers exciting plots with searches for artifacts, treasures, and journeys to dangerous places.

Society • July 5, 05:41 PM • 486057 views
The Armed Forces of Ukraine confirmed the strike on the Borisoglebsk airfield, where Russian fighter jets are based

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine confirmed the strike on July 5 on the Borisoglebsk airfield in the Voronezh region, where Su-34, Su-35S, and Su-30SM are based. A warehouse with guided aerial bombs, a combat training aircraft, and possibly other aircraft were hit.

War in Ukraine • July 5, 05:50 AM • 2056 views
In the Voronezh region, a fire broke out in the area of a military airfield as a result of a UAV attack

On the night of July 5, the Voronezh region of the Russian Federation was attacked by UAVs, causing a fire in the area of the Borisoglebsk military airfield. Local residents heard 8-10 explosions, and NASA's fire monitoring system recorded the ignition.

War in Ukraine • July 5, 04:42 AM • 2000 views
New Horizons conducted the first successful deep-space star navigation test

NASA's New Horizons spacecraft conducted the first successful demonstration of interstellar navigation using stellar parallax. This allowed the team to calculate the spacecraft's position with an accuracy of up to 6.6 million km.

News of the World • July 4, 01:20 PM • 2017 views
Meteorite falls in broad daylight in the USA, pierces house roof

In the middle of the day, a "fireball" exploded over Georgia, and a part of the meteor the size of a golf ball pierced the roof of a house. The object was traveling at 30,000 miles per hour and weighed over a ton.

News of the World • June 29, 01:38 PM • 15142 views