Beyond Our Sight

10/02/2025

Jane Goodall, Pioneering Scientist Who First Discovered Tool-Use In Chimps, Dies At 91

British-born Dr Jane Goodall began studying chimpanzees in Gombe, Tanzania, in 1960. What followed was a 65-year study on wild chimpanzees, revealing many unknown behaviors and attributes that Goodall was the first to witness and describe. Among her many significant achievements were the discoveries...

10/02/2025

🌕✨ October 5, 2025 – The Moon Meets Saturn ✨🪐
On this night, the Moon and Saturn will come together in a breathtaking dance across the evening sky.

🔭 How to Watch:
• Step outside just after sunset and look toward the southeast.
• The nearly full Moon will glow brilliantly, and right beside it, Saturn will shine like a golden star.
• With a telescope or binoculars, Saturn’s legendary rings will be revealed — but even with the naked eye, the pairing will be unforgettable.

🌍 Why It’s Special:
Such a close approach of the Moon and Saturn is rare and awe-inspiring. It’s a chance to see two of the most iconic objects in our solar system side by side — a reminder of the beauty and mystery above us.

✨ Don’t miss this celestial meeting — mark your calendar for October 5th!

10/02/2025

BREAKING: Jane Goodall, one of the world's most prolific primatologists, has died. She was 91.

Goodall’s discoveries as an ethologist revolutionized science, and she was a tireless advocate for the protection and restoration of our natural world.

Among the most surprising discoveries Goodall made was "how like us" chimpanzees are.

10/02/2025

10/01/2025

Remembering Jane Goodall (1934–2025) 🌿

Jane Goodall spent her life listening to the voices of the wild. Through her groundbreaking work with chimpanzees and the Jane Goodall Institute, she fought tirelessly to protect wildlife, restore habitats, and inspire young people to care for the planet.

Her message was clear: every action matters, every life is connected. May we honour her by standing for the Earth and all its creatures.

10/01/2025

🌌✨ Andromeda Awakens ✨🌌

Tonight, look up, on October 2, 2025, the majestic Andromeda Galaxy soars above the horizon.

Despite living 2.5 million light-years away, its soft glow reaches us, a silent neighbor shining in the dark.

🔭 How to see it:
Seek the northeast sky just after sunset Binoculars unveil Andromeda’s oval shimmer Venture far from city lights for the clearest viewLet this cosmic meeting remind us: the universe spans vast distances, yet its wonders still touch our world. 🌠✨

Have you glimpsed Andromeda with your own eyes?

10/01/2025

If Saturn were as close to the Earth as the Moon is, this is how it would look 🪐

10/01/2025

Antarctica has surprised scientists with a rare twist: instead of the usual decline, recent data revealed a sudden and massive increase in ice mass. Researchers are now studying shifts in snowfall, ocean currents, and atmospheric patterns to understand what could have triggered such an unusual event.

While this growth is remarkable, experts emphasize that it doesn’t overturn the long-term trajectory of ice loss linked to rising global temperatures. Instead, it shows how Earth’s climate remains unpredictable and full of surprises — a reminder that nature can defy our expectations in both directions.

09/30/2025

It’s Official: Astronomers Have Discovered another Earth

NASA’s Kepler Space Telescope detected an Earth-like planet circling a neighbouring star in our galaxy’s Goldilocks zone. Kepler-186f is located in the Cygnus constellation around 500 light-years from Earth. The habitable zone, also known as the Goldilocks zone, is the region of space around a s...

09/30/2025

Soon, the Earth will witness the longest solar eclipse in 100 years—six minutes of darkness as the Moon perfectly aligns with the Sun. In that brief moment, day becomes night, and the ordinary world transforms into something extraordinary.

Science explains the eclipse as celestial mechanics: the Moon’s orbit aligning precisely with the Sun’s disc, casting a shadow across Earth. Yet even with explanation, the experience is awe-inspiring, as if the cosmos itself pauses for reflection.

Spiritually, eclipses have always been seen as portals—moments of alignment where the veil between worlds thins. They invite us to look inward, to embrace stillness, and to remember that even the greatest sources of light sometimes rest in shadow.

The temporary darkness is not a loss, but a reminder of balance. Light and shadow are not enemies—they are partners in the dance of creation. Just as the Sun returns after the eclipse, so too does clarity return after times of confusion or doubt.

To stand under an eclipse is to feel both small and infinite at once: a single being under a cosmic alignment, yet also part of that very universe in motion. It is a moment that awakens humility, wonder, and connection.

Will you watch this eclipse when it arrives? What does the thought of six minutes of cosmic stillness stir in your heart? Share your insights—perhaps we are meant to experience these moments together, as a reminder of our shared place beneath the stars.

09/30/2025

Does Earth have a heartbeat? 🌎
For more than 60 years, scientists have been recording a strange pulse that makes our planet vibrate every 26 seconds—like a heartbeat beneath our feet.

09/29/2025

Getting ready

Get ready for a dazzling sky! 🌕✨ On October 7, 2025, the Super Hunter’s Moon will rise bigger and brighter than ever, reaching its closest point to Earth. This luminous full moon has guided farmers, harvesters, and hunters for centuries, a tradition steeped in golden autumn light.

Peak time: October 7 at 03:47 UTC
(Best viewed at moonrise on October 6 and moonset on October 7.)

Mark your calendars and enjoy one of the year’s most spectacular celestial events! 🌾🌌