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CERN scientists may have found a key piece of the puzzle for why the universe exists by observing CP violation in baryon...
11/22/2025

CERN scientists may have found a key piece of the puzzle for why the universe exists by observing CP violation in baryons for the first time, which explains the matter-antimatter asymmetry that allowed matter to dominate after the Big Bang.

While the Standard Model of particle physics couldn't account for the large difference between matter and antimatter, this discovery shows a new, more significant imbalance in how these particles behave. This finding brings us closer to understanding why there is a universe made of matter instead of pure energy.

This is Earth, 13 minutes ago, as seen from Space 🌍
11/22/2025

This is Earth, 13 minutes ago, as seen from Space 🌍

🐾 Remembering Laika — The Dog Who Touched the Stars!68 years ago, a small stray from Moscow made history as the first li...
11/21/2025

🐾 Remembering Laika — The Dog Who Touched the Stars!

68 years ago, a small stray from Moscow made history as the first living creature to orbit Earth. Her name was Laika, and though she never made it back home, her courage opened the path for humanity’s journey into space.

She wasn’t a scientist, an astronaut, or a volunteer just a gentle dog who became a symbol of both progress and sacrifice.

Laika’s story reminds us that every great achievement has a cost and that even the smallest life can leave a mark among the stars.

🌠 Alpha Monocerotid Meteor Shower — Peak on November 21A quiet but fascinating meteor shower is on the way! The Alpha Mo...
11/21/2025

🌠 Alpha Monocerotid Meteor Shower — Peak on November 21

A quiet but fascinating meteor shower is on the way! The Alpha Monocerotids will peak on November 21, though a few meteors may be seen anytime from November 15–25.

⏰ Best Viewing Time: Around 04:00 AM (local time)
📍 Where to Look: Toward the east–northeast, from the constellation Monoceros.
💫 Meteor Speed: About 65 km/s, producing fast, sharp streaks.

This shower is known for being unpredictable—usually calm, but occasionally capable of sudden bursts of activity. If you’re up early, take a moment to look up and you might catch a few quick meteors lighting up the dawn sky. ✨🌌

The Arctic has now entered its long winter night! ❄️In Utqiaġvik, Alaska, the sun has set for the last time this year an...
11/21/2025

The Arctic has now entered its long winter night! ❄️

In Utqiaġvik, Alaska, the sun has set for the last time this year and won’t rise again for more than two months.
Until late January, the town will live in soft twilight, moonlight, and the warm glow of streetlights and homes.

This yearly darkness happens because the top of the Earth tilts away from the Sun during winter.
Now the community patiently waits for its next sunrise — expected on January 22, 2026.

Tonight, the sky is gearing up for a stunning show! 🌠The Alpha-Monocerotid meteors are reaching their peak, and with no ...
11/21/2025

Tonight, the sky is gearing up for a stunning show! 🌠
The Alpha-Monocerotid meteors are reaching their peak, and with no moonlight to wash out the darkness, every streak of light will stand out beautifully.

Stay up past midnight, step into a wide open area away from bright lights, and let your eyes adjust. You might catch some brilliant meteors flashing across the night sky—perfect conditions for sky lovers.

The size of our galaxy is unbelievable. Scientists think the Milky Way may have up to 3.2 trillion planets, or at least ...
11/21/2025

The size of our galaxy is unbelievable. Scientists think the Milky Way may have up to 3.2 trillion planets, or at least hundreds of billions. Out of all these worlds, Earth is just one tiny planet going around one star.

When we look even farther, the universe becomes even more amazing. Our Sun is only one star out of about 200 billion in the Milky Way. And the Milky Way is just one galaxy out of almost 2 trillion galaxies we can see in the universe. This shows how huge, mysterious, and incredible the universe truly is.

Utqiaġvik has entered its long winter night!As of November 18, the sun has set for the last time this year in America’s ...
11/21/2025

Utqiaġvik has entered its long winter night!

As of November 18, the sun has set for the last time this year in America’s northernmost town. It won’t rise again until January 22 — meaning more than two months of deep twilight, star-filled skies, and Arctic darkness.

For the next 65 days, the community will live under a world lit only by the Moon, the auroras, and the faint glow of the horizon.
One of the most surreal natural cycles on Earth. 🌌❄️

Get ready for one of the most spectacular celestial events in a century. Earth is about to experience the longest solar ...
11/21/2025

Get ready for one of the most spectacular celestial events in a century. Earth is about to experience the longest solar eclipse in 100 years, where the Moon will completely block the Sun, plunging parts of our planet into six minutes of total darkness. This rare astronomical phenomenon is a thrilling reminder of the intricate dance between the Sun, Moon, and Earth.

During a total solar eclipse, the sky transforms dramatically. Day turns into night, temperatures drop, and the Sun’s corona, the outer atmosphere, becomes visible, creating a breathtaking halo of light around the Moon. For scientists, this is not just a visual spectacle; it is an opportunity to study the Sun’s corona, solar flares, and other cosmic phenomena that are otherwise impossible to observe from Earth.

Astronomy lovers and space enthusiasts around the globe are eagerly preparing to witness this rare event. Whether you are observing through a telescope, protective glasses, or joining live streams, the six minutes of darkness are a chance to connect with the universe in a way few people ever experience. Events like this remind us of the precision and beauty of celestial mechanics and the scale of our solar system.

A woman in West Virginia captured a rare, once-in-a-lifetime moment as lightning struck a tree by pure luck. This was sn...
11/21/2025

A woman in West Virginia captured a rare, once-in-a-lifetime moment as lightning struck a tree by pure luck. This was snapped by Danny Danya. 🌩🎄

This isn’t a sign of failure—it’s a mind-blowing reminder of how vast our universe truly is. To even reach the closest s...
11/20/2025

This isn’t a sign of failure—it’s a mind-blowing reminder of how vast our universe truly is. To even reach the closest star system, Proxima Centauri, Voyager would need more than 70,000 years. That’s longer than all of human civilization has existed.

Yet, against all odds, this tiny probe is still alive—sending signals from beyond our solar system, deeper into the unknown. Onboard, it carries the Golden Record: a collection of sounds, music, and greetings from Earth—a cosmic postcard floating through eternity.

Mark Your Calendars — November 21, 2025!We’re getting something extremely rare this year: 3 major cosmic events happenin...
11/20/2025

Mark Your Calendars — November 21, 2025!
We’re getting something extremely rare this year: 3 major cosmic events happening on the same night!

Uranus at Opposition – the planet will be at its brightest and easiest to see all year.
🌙Moon & Mars Conjunction – a beautiful close pairing in the night sky.
🌠Alpha Monocerotid Meteor Shower – a chance to catch fast, bright meteors.

This is one of those nights you don’t want to miss!

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