Space

The scientific community has recently been intrigued by a peculiar signal originating from the neutron star ASKAP J193505.1+214841.0, commonly known as ASKAP J1935+2148. Situated a vast 15,820 light-years away from Earth in the Milky Way’s plane, this celestial body stands out due to its erratic pulsation patterns that differ significantly from typical neutron star behavior.
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The concept of a space elevator holds the promise of transforming space travel as we know it. By envisioning a long tether connecting Earth to space, the potential exists to drastically reduce the time and cost associated with launching objects into orbit and beyond. Estimates suggest that a space elevator could cut the travel time
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The Large Binocular Telescope (LBT) on Mount Graham in Arizona has opened up a new era in ground-based telescope imaging technology. By utilizing high-resolution adaptive optics and sophisticated instruments like the new SHARK-VIS, the LBT has achieved unprecedented clarity and detail in its images of Jupiter’s moon Io. These images, capturing surface features as small
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The sunspot region known as AR 3664, which was responsible for the breathtaking auroras visible on Earth in early May, has made a reappearance. This region, which previously unleashed several powerful X-class flares, including the most intense one of the current solar cycle, rotated out of view onto the far side of the Sun in
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