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04/23/2025

Night sky on Mars !!!

“Star Eaters”: Could Binary Systems Be Alien Civilizations Feeding On Stars For Energy?
04/23/2025

“Star Eaters”: Could Binary Systems Be Alien Civilizations Feeding On Stars For Energy?

A new study has suggested we may be looking for the wrong kinds of signatures in our hunt for intelligent civilizations out there in the universe. Perhaps we should be looking for "star eaters" When searching for intelligent life, we are limited somewhat by the laws of physics, and our own circumsta...

Very Famous Person Mr.Morgan Freeman Turns His 50-Hectare Ranch Into A Sanctuary To Save Bees
04/23/2025

Very Famous Person Mr.Morgan Freeman Turns His 50-Hectare Ranch Into A Sanctuary To Save Bees

Morgan Freeman, the iconic actor known for his powerful voice and memorable performances, is making headlines for an entirely different reason: his dedication to saving the environment. The Hollywood legend has turned his sprawling 50-hectare (124-acre) ranch in Mississippi into a bee sanctuary, sho...

Earth’s oldest recorded meteorite impact is a 2.2-billion-year-old crater
04/22/2025

Earth’s oldest recorded meteorite impact is a 2.2-billion-year-old crater

The Yarrabubba crater in Western Australia has been identified as Earth’s oldest recorded meteorite impact site, dating back 2.2 billion years, with a margin of error of 5 million years. This finding, published on January 21 in Nature Communications, surpasses the previous record-holder, South Afr...

04/22/2025

A very beautiful earth view from international space station 😍

After signal loss, Voyager 1 reconnected with Earth using retro transmitter not used since 1981
04/22/2025

After signal loss, Voyager 1 reconnected with Earth using retro transmitter not used since 1981

NASA’s Voyager 1 probe, the most distant human-made object, briefly lost contact with Earth between Oct. 19 and Oct. 24 due to an unexpected shutdown of its main radio transmitter. This signal loss occurred after a command sent to power one of Voyager’s heaters unintentionally triggered the prob...

The Eastern American Puma is Officially Declared Extinct
04/22/2025

The Eastern American Puma is Officially Declared Extinct

The US Fish and Wildlife Service has officially declared the eastern American puma (scientifically named puma concolor cougar) extinct, one of the mountain lion subspecies, after removing it from the federal list of endangered and threatened wildlife of extinction."We determined that the eastern pum...

NASA’s Future Spaceships Will Travel At 1 Million Miles Per Hour
04/21/2025

NASA’s Future Spaceships Will Travel At 1 Million Miles Per Hour

Two highly promising concepts are being funded by the NASA Institute for Advanced Concepts (NIAC). In terms of ISP and power levels, the new ion drives could have been five times better. The development of multi-megawatt ion engines and antimatter propulsion is ongoing. What is the fastest spacecraf...

Saturn’s Fresh-Looking Rings Could Be as Old as The Solar System Itself
04/21/2025

Saturn’s Fresh-Looking Rings Could Be as Old as The Solar System Itself

It’s hard to imagine Saturn without its glorious, extensive, complicated rings. Yet, when the Cassini probe arrived to study the planet in 2004, it made a curious discovery: the ice chunks and particles that make up the rings were strangely clean, devoid of the dust astronomers expected to find ...

17-Year-Old Student Discovers A New Planet On The Third Day Of Internship At NASA
04/21/2025

17-Year-Old Student Discovers A New Planet On The Third Day Of Internship At NASA

On his third day of work at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, Wolf Cukier, a high school student interning there, found a new planet. His main responsibility when he first joined in the summer of 2019, at the age of 17, was to examine changes in star brightness recorded by N...

Hubble Revisits Magnificent Sombrero Galaxy in Stunning New Image
04/20/2025

Hubble Revisits Magnificent Sombrero Galaxy in Stunning New Image

One of the most spectacular galaxies in Earth's sky is the subject of a new image release to help celebrate 35 years of Hubble operations. The Sombrero Galaxy (Messier 104), located some 31 million light-years away in the direction of the constellation Virgo, is a strange galaxy, oriented in such a....

Scientists Detect Invisible Electric Field Around Earth For First Time
04/20/2025

Scientists Detect Invisible Electric Field Around Earth For First Time

An invisible, weak energy field wrapped around our planet Earth has finally been detected and measured. It's called the ambipolar field, an electric field first hypothesized more than 60 years ago, and its discovery will change the way we study and understand the behavior and evolution of our beauti...

Trophy hunter who targeted elephants and lions gets eaten by crocodiles
04/20/2025

Trophy hunter who targeted elephants and lions gets eaten by crocodiles

All animal lovers are opposed to trophy hunting. It can be hard to believe that there are people who enjoy killing at-risk animals like lions and rhinos. This “sport” has pushed many species to the brink of extinction, but despite controversy and pushback from conservation groups this kind of hu...

There are 6 Billion Earth-Like Planets in the Milky Way Galaxy Alone, Astronomers Suggest
04/20/2025

There are 6 Billion Earth-Like Planets in the Milky Way Galaxy Alone, Astronomers Suggest

Maybe you think that having one Earth is enough, but what if there were billions of them? Recent research suggests that there could be as many as 6 billion planets similar to our own Earth in the Milky Way galaxy. The University of British Columbia's (UBC) astronomers made a groundbreaking discovery...

The Moon Has Enough Oxygen to Sustain 8 Billion People For 100,000 Years
04/19/2025

The Moon Has Enough Oxygen to Sustain 8 Billion People For 100,000 Years

Although the Moon does have an atmosphere, it is very thin and mostly made of hydrogen, neon, and argon. This is not a gaseous combination capable of supporting oxygen-dependent animals such as humans. On the Moon, there is an abundance of oxygen. It is just not in a gaseous state. Rather than that,...

Flat-Earthers Are Planning An Antarctic Expedition To “The Edge Of The World”
04/19/2025

Flat-Earthers Are Planning An Antarctic Expedition To “The Edge Of The World”

Get your leather-lined tin foil headgear at the ready, a crew of prominent flat-Earthers are reportedly interested in going on an expedition to Antarctica, hoping to reveal the true nature of our planet once and for all. As reported by Forbes, prominent flat-Earthers are showing interest in a trek a...

Alien worlds may offer better conditions for life than Earth
04/19/2025

Alien worlds may offer better conditions for life than Earth

Earth may not be the most ideal home for life in the universe, according to a groundbreaking study by researchers modeling alien oceans. Presented at the Gold Schmidt Conference in Barcelona, Spain, this research focuses on how certain planetary conditions—such as dense atmospheres, continents, an...

It’s Official: Astronomers Have Discovered another Earth
04/19/2025

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 star....

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