Space

The pressures of climate change are not confined to the Earth alone; they extend into the vastness of space, particularly affecting our activities in low Earth orbit (LEO). Recent research demonstrates an alarming connection between greenhouse gas emissions and the stability of orbital environments. Led by aeronautical engineer William Parker from the Massachusetts Institute of
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Recent scientific breakthroughs have sparked excitement and intrigue within the astronomical community, particularly regarding the Moon’s inner structure. A comprehensive study published in May 2023 offers definitive insights challenging long-standing misconceptions, elucidating that the Moon houses a solid inner core, fundamentally altering our understanding of lunar history and its formation right alongside the evolution of
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In a remarkable stroke of serendipity, NASA’s Curiosity rover unearthed an extraordinary find on the surface of Mars: pure elemental sulfur. This discovery came about in May of last year when the rover, masterfully maneuvering its hefty 899-kilogram (1,982-pound) weight over a seemingly ordinary rock, accidentally cracked it open. What was once an unremarkable exterior
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As humanity sets its sights on the Moon again, the age-old challenge of navigation in space presents a new frontier that must be conquered. With growth in ambitions for lunar expeditions, the need for efficient, accurate navigation tools becomes increasingly clear. NASA’s Lunar GNSS Receiver Experiment (LuGRE) marks a pivotal stride toward achieving reliable navigation
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In an extraordinary revelation, researchers have unveiled the oldest meteorite impact crater on Earth, tucked away in the remote Pilbara region of Western Australia. This remarkable geological formation, dating back over 3.5 billion years, has pushed the boundaries of our understanding of the Earth’s early geological history. The discovery, published in Nature Communications, not only
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Fast Radio Bursts (FRBs) represent one of the most fascinating and perplexing phenomena in astrophysics. These brief yet powerful flashes of radio waves, which last only milliseconds while releasing energy equivalent to millions of suns, have intrigued astronomers since their accidental discovery over a decade ago. The latest breakthrough involves the identification of one specific
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T Coronae Borealis, popularly referred to as the “Blaze Star,” has intrigued astronomers and stargazers alike due to its unpredictable nature and periodic outbursts. Initially projected to captivate observers in 2024, we find ourselves heading into 2025 with renewed hopes but tempered expectations. The anticipation surrounding T CrB has been palpable, especially given its historical
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The universe is an enigmatic realm filled with curious phenomena that challenge our understanding of physics and cosmology. One such phenomenon is the Cosmic Horseshoe, a gravitationally lensed system of galaxies heralding significant discoveries in astronomy since its initial observation in 2007. Recent studies have pushed the boundaries of our knowledge further, revealing one of
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