Space

The vast expanse of space is not just filled with stars and galaxies; it also seems to be teeming with delicious cosmic snacks. Recently, a team of astronomers led by Ciprian Berghea from the US Naval Observatory discovered a fascinating object in the Milky Way, which they fondly named Dracula’s Chivito after the iconic meat-laden

NASA scientists have recently begun their analysis of fragments brought back from the Bennu asteroid, and early findings suggest that the material it contains originated from an ancient ocean world. The presence of phosphate crust on the asteroid serves as the basis for this assumption. Interestingly, the mineral composition of the calcium and magnesium-rich phosphate

In the realm of science fiction, the concept of possessing X-ray vision has captivated the imagination of many. The ability to see through solid objects and delve into the mysteries hidden within is a fantasy that has long eluded humanity. However, scientists have devised a groundbreaking method to bypass this physical barrier and peer into

Living and working on the Moon comes with a multitude of challenges. One of the most critical requirements for successful lunar missions is power. Without a reliable source of energy, the prospects of long-term exploration and scientific endeavors on the lunar surface would be bleak. Recognizing the importance of power systems, NASA has initiated the

The Moon, although not noticeable from Earth, is gradually shrinking as it cools down over time. While the rate of shrinkage is relatively slow at approximately 45 meters every few hundred million years, a recent study conducted by researchers in the United States suggests that this phenomenon could have significant implications for potential landslides and

From ancient times, humans have gazed at the sky, using the stars as guides for navigation and seeking spiritual connections. Throughout history, civilizations have turned to the stars to measure time and find meaning. As our thirst for knowledge and technological advancements have grown, the dream of space travel has become more attainable. Recent developments,

NASA’s Juno spacecraft achieved a monumental feat on Saturday as it captured detailed images of Io, the most volcanically active world in our Solar System. This close fly-by provided an extraordinary opportunity to witness plumes of volcanic activity erupting from Io’s surface in real-time. Representing humanity’s closest encounters with Io over the past two decades,

NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory has recently detected a colossal menace hurtling towards Earth – a massive asteroid ominously referred to as a “city killer.” This giant space rock, measuring approximately 890 feet in diameter, will make its closest approach to our planet, coming within a distance of 1.77 million miles. To put this vast distance

Astronomers have made a remarkable discovery in the search for exoplanets. They have found a new Super-Earth named TOI-715b, located approximately 137 light-years away. This planet orbits an M-dwarf, or red dwarf, star and is about 1.55 times the radius of Earth. The most intriguing aspect of TOI-715b is that it resides within the star’s

Gas giant exoplanet WASP-69b has captured the attention of astronomers, this time because of the trail of gas it’s leaving behind – a tail that’s some seven times longer than the planet’s radius. This tail is being created as the atmosphere of WASP-69b gets stripped away, making it a fascinating celestial object to study. An

The captivating allure of Nature has always mesmerized humanity, and these mesmerizing images of spiral galaxies taken by the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) only intensify this fascination. Encapsulating remarkable detail, the JWST has captured a series of face-on images of 19 spirals that reveal the intricate splendor of galactic arms adorned with countless stars.

Cosmic rays, those mysterious high-energy particles that bombard our planet from space, have long intrigued scientists. Their origins and astonishing speeds have remained a mystery for years. However, recent research has shed light on this enigma, thanks to a small black hole acting as a particle accelerator. In this new era of discovery, scientists can