Space

Ancient grains of dust have become the unexpected storytellers of an asteroid’s life, providing valuable insights into the history of our Solar System. Recent analysis of grains collected from asteroid Ryugu has revealed that the carbon-rich rock had a much more complex journey than previously thought. It originated far from the Sun, migrated through the
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The Solar System has always been regarded as an orderly arrangement of planets, each with their own unique orbits. However, scientists have recently made a groundbreaking discovery that challenges this long-held belief. For the first time, evidence of two planets sharing the same orbit has been found in a burgeoning planetary system located 370 light-years
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Every year, the Perseid meteor shower captivates skywatchers around the world with its breathtaking cosmic display. From July 17 to August 24, Earth passes through the trail left by Comet 109/Swift-Tuttle, resulting in a remarkable spectacle of shooting stars illuminating the night sky. The Perseid meteor shower derives its name from the constellation Perseus in
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Space travel has always fascinated humanity, igniting dreams of exploring distant planets and expanding our understanding of the universe. However, the limitations of current propulsion systems, namely long travel times and high fuel consumption, have hindered our ability to venture further into space. Pulsar Fusion, a UK-based company, aims to change this by constructing the
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Recent findings from the Perseverance rover’s analysis of rocks in Mars’ Jezero Crater have provided compelling evidence of the widespread presence of organic matter on the red planet. This discovery, made possible through the use of advanced instruments on board the rover, has significant implications for our understanding of the potential habitability of Mars. The
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In a recent astronomical discovery, scientists have detected the brightest exoplanet ever seen in our galaxy. This extraordinary planet, named LTT-9779b, is located approximately 263 light-years away. What sets it apart is its mirror-like surface that reflects an astonishing 80 percent of the light from its host star. This level of reflectivity surpasses even Venus,
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As the number of satellites in Earth’s orbit continues to increase, there is a growing concern about the pollution of wavelength bands designated for radio astronomy. Recent research conducted by engineer Federico Di Vruno from the SKA Observatory and the International Astronomical Union has shed light on the issue. Di Vruno explains, “This study represents
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Galaxies, with their diverse shapes and sizes, have always intrigued scientists. Among them, peculiar galaxies stand out for their unique characteristics that set them apart from the rest. One such galaxy is NGC 3256, which recently caught the attention of astronomers through a captivating portrait captured by the James Webb Space Telescope. While it may
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