Space

Our Solar System is a vast expanse filled with celestial objects, from planets to moons, comets, and asteroids. Over the years, astronomers have made groundbreaking discoveries, uncovering the main planets that make up our system. However, the hunt for new objects continues, leading to the classification of dwarf planets such as Pluto. These discoveries have
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A world resembling Earth has been identified in close proximity, just 40 light-years from our Solar System. Named Gliese-12b, this exoplanet shares a similar radius to our home planet, hinting at a rocky composition. Moreover, its distance from its host star suggests that it could potentially harbor conditions conducive to life. According to astrophysicist Shishir
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The recent revelation of the detailed mechanics of matter falling down onto a black hole from outside the event horizon has provided a deeper understanding of the gravitational forces at play in these extreme cosmic environments. The theory predicted by Einstein has finally been confirmed through observational evidence, shedding light on the mysterious ‘plunging region’
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In recent years, astronomers have stumbled upon a peculiar phenomenon known as Odd Radio Circles (ORCs). These enigmatic structures, larger than entire galaxies, resemble massive rings of radio waves expanding like shockwaves in space. While the existence of ORCs has been known for some time, they have only been detected in radio wavelengths until now.
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Stars, much like people, vary greatly in size, temperature, and brightness. From stable yellow-white stars like the Sun to massive, short-lived behemoths, the universe is full of diverse celestial objects. Recently, astronomers have discovered an Earth-sized exoplanet orbiting an ultracool dwarf star known as SPECULOOS-3, just 55 light-years away from our solar system. The newly
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A recent solar flare sent an energetic wave of particles towards Earth, resulting in a spectacular display of auroras that could be seen in both hemispheres. This surge in auroral activity was a rare treat for sky gazers worldwide, with sightings as far south as Hawaii and as far north as Mackay. With the Sun
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