Space

Andromeda, the closest major galaxy to our Milky Way, is on a collision course with our galaxy at a speed of about 110 kilometers (68 miles) per second. While this may sound alarming, the two galaxies are still about 2.5 million light-years away from Earth, giving us billions of years before any potential collision. Previous
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Fast radio bursts (FRBs) have long captured the attention of astrophysicists worldwide due to their sudden and intense blasts of radio wave energy from deep space. A recent study conducted by a team from the Italian National Institute for Astrophysics (INAF) sheds new light on the potential sources of these enigmatic phenomena. The researchers focused
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The Sun may appear calm and peaceful from a distance, but upon closer observation, it is revealed to be a hub of erupting solar activity that has defied astrophysicists’ expectations. Andrew Gerrard, the department chair and director of the Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research at New Jersey Institute of Technology, expressed surprise at the heightened solar
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Giant black holes residing in the centers of galaxies such as the Milky Way have been observed to engage in a peculiar activity – consuming nearby stars and transforming them into a dramatic spectacle of destruction. This process, known as a tidal disruption event, involves the star being stretched and torn apart as it approaches
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As scientists embarked on unraveling a century-old cosmic mystery, they stumbled upon an unexpected cosmic laboratory in Terzan 5, a dense star cluster hurtling through our galaxy at a rapid pace. This discovery has opened up a plethora of opportunities to delve into the enigmatic world of cosmic rays. The existence of cosmic rays came
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The recent analysis of seismic data collected by the Mars InSight lander has revealed the presence of huge reservoirs of liquid water hidden deep within the Martian interior. While this discovery sheds light on the mysterious aquatic history of Mars, it also presents a significant challenge due to the inaccessibility of the water. Geophysicist Vashan
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When we look at Venus and Earth, we see two planets that have taken vastly different paths in their geological evolution. Earth is a paradise with lush vegetation, oceans, and a hospitable atmosphere. In contrast, Venus is a hellish landscape with toxic clouds, acid rain, and scorching temperatures. These differences go beyond just surface-level appearance
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Recently, a Chinese state-backed company, Shanghai Spacecom Satellite Technology, made headlines with the launch of its first 18 satellites. This initiative is part of a grand plan to establish a vast orbital network known as the “Thousand Sails Constellation,” aimed at competing with the likes of Starlink. The company’s goal is to have a total
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Stars are not the fixed, unchanging entities that some ancient civilizations believed them to be. Occasionally, new stars appear in the night sky, only to fade away after a brief period of time. These transient stars, known as “guest stars,” have been observed throughout history, capturing the attention of astronomers and skywatchers alike. The Fascination
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