NASA's ambitious Mars Sample Return mission, which is one of the most complex space endeavours, is in jeopardy. As per a report in The Guardian, the space mission faces soaring costs that threaten a budget crisis for the space agency.

Trouble in space: Soaring costs of NASA's Mars Sample Return Mission risk other significant projects

A major breakthrough was made by scientists in NASA, with the help of the James Webb Space Telescope, as they found out how planets came into existence. The telescope observed the water vapour in protoplanetary disks, after which it confirmed a physical process which included the drifting of ice-coated solids from the disk's outer regions into the rocky planet zone.

James Webb telescope helps NASA scientists discover how planets were formed

NASA's Curiosity Rover has clocked a historic milestone by spending 4,000 Martian days exploring the red planet. The car-sized rover reached Mars on 6 August 2012, and has been on the barren planet ever since, "busy conducting exciting science".

'Curiosity remains strong': Curiosity rover clocks 4,000 days in Mars' 'punishingly cold environment'

Saturn, the giant planet known for its rings, will soon lose its crowning glory. As per NASA, the gas planet's famous interstellar hoops will soon disappear — thankfully they are not going out of existence, we just won't be able to see them any more.

Stargazers beware! Saturn's rings will vanish soon. Here's when

If we could turn back time to 4.6 billion years ago and capture the birth of our Sun on camera, we might find a similar scene to the stunning new image obtained by the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST).

Into the depths of creation: James Webb Space telescope's new image shows spectacular birth of a star

Halloween is a day for all things scary and looks like the Sun got the memo. On Halloween, October 31st, NASA captured a scary-looking video of a vast "canyon of fire" that erupted from the star.

Sun marks Halloween with a scary 'canyon of fire' display; NASA captures video. Watch

Jupiter, the planet named after the Roman king of gods, in a regal manner protects all life on Earth. However, as per a new study, gas giants like our solar system's Jupiter actually wreak havoc on nearby exoplanets.

'Gods of chaos': Jupiter protects us, but similar gas giants whack other Earth-like planets

James Webb Space Telescope, an extraordinary space telescope by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) gazed at Crab Nebula, revealing stunning details.

Oh, Crab! James Webb reveals never-before-seen details of Crab Nebula

Mars is a fascinating, exotic territory yet to be properly explored by humanity. While we have sent rovers to the red planet, humans are yet to set foot on the alien land.

Where exactly on Mars should humans go? NASA scientists release a map

NASA is gearing up to launch its most ambitious alien world exploration ever: another ocean world. The US space agency in 2027 will launch its only mission to explore such a world.

Explained: NASA to send 'nuclear-powered' Dragonfly to Saturn's moon Titan. Here's all you need to know

NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) has found more evidence that points towards the existence of life on Mars… once upon a time. A team of researchers examining data collected by NASA's curiosity has deduced that the planet in ancient times had a huge network of rivers flowing with life-giving water.

Life on Mars? Curiosity rover discovers that it was once a 'planet of rivers'

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), renowned for its deep space discoveries, has recently unveiled captivating imagery from our very own cosmic neighbourhood, offering novel insights into the intricate dynamics of the gas giant, Jupiter.

James Webb Telescope observes jet stream as fast as 'category 5' storms on Jupiter

NASA has released another fascinating image from last week's 'ring of fire' solar eclipse. The image which was captured by NASA's Earth Polychromatic Imaging Camera aboard the Deep Space Climate Observatory (DSCOVR) captured the moment the moon aligned with the sun casting a shadow on Earth.

Epic image captures moon's shadow falling on US during the 'ring of fire' solar eclipse

Super-Earth exoplanet, '55 Cancri e', has long been a source of fascination for astronomers since its discovery in 2004. Located within relative proximity to Earth, this rocky exoplanet has a mass of around eight times our planet's, and it has been emitting mysterious signals, which have intrigued scientists for nearly two decades.

This 'hell-like' exoplanet has been sending mysterious signals. JWST will now help find out why

Last weekend's solar eclipse was a feast for the eyes of many around the globe. But, as it turns out, not all skywatchers who marvelled at the solar eclipse were on this planet.

This picture of annular solar eclipse snapped from 260 miles above Earth is quite riveting

The Sun is the driving force behind all life on earth. From the weather, ocean currents, climate, and seasons, all life depends on the star. What would happen if the star that provides our planet so much life dies?

Earth swallowed whole, sun a lifeless white giant; scientists predict what galaxy will look like in 5bn years

So James Webb Space Telescope has sent another image our way. That it would be mesmerising and breathtaking is a given as all things in space tend to sparkle brilliantly in a way that makes us redefine idea of beauty altogether.

James Webb telescope clicks a beautiful star-forming region

The researchers at European Space Agency (ESA) have found two Jupiter-sized objects in the most unlikely place in the Universe, a nebula. They use National Aeronautics and Space Administration's (NASA) James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) to spot the giants.

JWST spots Jupiter-like objects that can upend our understanding of nebulas

The latest observations of NASA's James Webb Space Telescope have hinted at the presence of a building block of life – carbon – inside the global ocean on Europa, one of the icy moons of Jupiter.

Life on Jupiter's moon? NASA's James Webb spots a building blocks on Europa

In the vast expanse of space, astronauts aboard the Russian space station Mir in 1988 encountered an unexpected and curious visitor. Cosmonauts aboard the space station realised that something, maybe an alien intruder, was blanketing a station window from the outside.

Fungi's cosmic journey: From unwanted space stowaway to scientific fascination for its resilience

UFOs (Unidentified Flying Objects), or UAPs (Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena) as they are now known, have for decades been a subject of curiosity for humans. Do aliens exist?

The truth about UFOs: NASA to unveil important report on UAPs. Here's how you can watch it live

James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), humanity's most powerful 'eye in the sky' yet is casting a fresh look at the Universe we've gazed at for centuries. It may seem to us that it is clicking pictures that we have already clicked.

NASA's James Webb telescope clicks brilliant new image of Whirlpool Galaxy

The launch of the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has helped scientists unravel the myriad mysteries of the universe. Astronomers have been able to witness some of the rare cosmological events that shape the understanding of the cosmos.

It’s official! Maisie's Galaxy is one of the earliest known galaxies

Amidst fears that the Voyager 2 is lost forever, NASA, after days of nerve-wracking silence, has finally heard a "heartbeat signal" from the almost five-decades-old space probe.

After nerve-wracking silence, NASA finally hears 'heartbeat' of Voyager 2