The Business Inside: Possibilities of Alien Life on Venus – Scientists Detect Rare Gas Phosphine on the Planet

The following video shows the complete coverage of the scientists discovering a rare gas called phosphine in the Venus Atmosphere. According to them, it could be a possible sign of alien life (tiny microbes) living in Venus clouds. It is because the detected phosphine amount is relatively large in quantity. The discovery also raises questions about its source as it’s also produced by volcanic & lightning activity.

The Business Inside: ISRO Might Launch Chandrayaan-3 Next Year, Will Carry Rover and Lander

The successor India’s Moon mission: Chandaryaan-3 might get launched in early 2021. The announcement came from the Minister of State for the Department of Space, Jitendra Singh on 6th September 2020. It will be the third lunar mission, which was scheduled for Q4 of 2020, but due to ongoing lockdown and pandemic, many preparations of ISRO for Chandrayaan-3 got stalled. Previously in June also, the Indian Space Research Organization pushed the Gaganyaan mission to a later date.

The Business Inside: NASA Praises Indian Astronomers ; Astroid Bigger than Great Pyramid of Giza will hit Earth’s Orbit

Indian astronomers discovered one of the farthest Start Galaxies in the universe recently, which is approximately 9.3 billion light-years away from Earth. To celebrate the achievement, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) also congratulated Indian astronomers and said that it will further humankind’s understanding of the universe. Just a few days ago, an SUV-car-sized asteroid went past the Earth, and now, NASA says that an asteroid twice the size of the Giza Pyramid is about to hit Earth’s orbit later this week. According to NASA, the asteroid called “Near-Earth Object” is traveling at a speed of 31,400mph and will enter Earth’s orbit on September 6, 2020. The scientists are tracking it since 2010.

The Business Inside: India’s AstroSat Helped Global Scientists team discover one the Earliest Galaxies in Extreme UV Light

In the recent events, India’s first multi-wavelength satellite, AstorSat, has successfully detected an extreme UV light from the galaxy. This galaxy is approximately 9.3 billion light-years away from our planet Earth. The statement was justified by the Pune based Inter-University Centre from Astronomy and Astrophysics on Monday.

The Business Inside: NASA taking off with Psyche Mission ; Captures Earth’s two Most Colorful Phenomena

NASA is going to research 16 Psyche Asteroid to explore the secrets regarding how our solar system was born. In this mission, the space agency will analyze and observe the unique metal asteroid that’s orbiting the Sun between Jupiter and Mars. In the other news, an astronaut at the International Space Station (ISS) captured an astonishing phenomenon when Earth’s two most colorful aurora nd airglow met each other before dawn. If you don’t know what Aurora and Airglow are, then let me tell you. Both are entirely different phenomena.

The Business Inside: Greenland Ice Sheets are at the Point of No Return, A New Research Says

The pollution levels are severely affecting our ecosystem and Earth, no doubt about it. And now, a new research study revealed that Greenland’s ice cap melting has gone so far that it is impossible to restore it. The snowfall is no longer sufficient to compensate for the damage caused to Greenland’s ice sheets even if global warming may end today.

The Business Inside: Latest Pictures of Mars Blowed Internet Away with Excitement

Since the very first Mars mission was initiated, NASA spent thousands of hours investigating the red planet with its rovers and spacecraft. The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter spacecraft orbits Mars and snap images of the Red Planet by using onboard cameras. On Thursday, the National Aeronautics and Space Administrations shared some pictures of Mars on their twitter handle. After seeing those pictures, the whole Internet was like “Fascinating.”

The Business Inside: NASA’s TESS Satellite Found new Exoplanets, More than 2000 Astronomers at work

The exoplanet-hunting satellite, NASA TESS space telescope, has completed its primary mission of finding the new exoplanet in the universe. To our surprise, it discovered around 66 new exoplanets, or worlds similar to our solar system. Right now, around 2100 astronomers are working day and night to confirm the existence of these new worlds, says the US space agency.

The Business Inside: An Extrasolar Planet Discovered around Main-Sequence Star with the help of Radio Telescope

Dr. Gisela N. Ortiz León, a Postdoctoral researcher from Max Plack Institute for Radio Astronomy, along with an internal team of astronomers, made a wonderful discovery by finding a Saturn-like planet, which is orbiting a small, cool star. They were able to detect a ‘wobble’ in the star’s motion, probably caused due to the gravitational pull of the planet.

The Business Inside: A Tiny Hop by SpaceX Starship prototype is a big step towards Mars

The recent demo flight of SpaceX Starship prototype, conducted by Elon Musk and SpaceX took man-kind one step closer to the interplanetary travel mission to Mars. That’s right. Humanity is one step closer to becoming a multi-planetary species. The vision achieved its first benchmark when SpaceX launched a giant metal thermos into the Texas sky on 4th July 2020 evening.