Space

The field of exoplanets has become increasingly captivating in recent years, and with the remarkable James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) in action, the possibilities seem endless. It is truly astonishing to comprehend that we have unearthed a staggering 5,539 exoplanets thus far, with new discoveries being confirmed on a daily basis. The dawn of exoplanet
0 Comments
SpaceX made significant progress in the second test launch of its Starship rocket. The mammoth rocket, designed by Elon Musk for future Mars colonization, took off from the company’s Starbase in Boca Chica, Texas. While the booster successfully separated from the spaceship, both components exploded shortly after, resulting in what the SpaceX announcer called a
0 Comments
The Moon, Earth’s celestial companion, holds many mysteries that continue to baffle scientists. One such enigma is the presence of swirling patterns etched into its surface, known as lunar swirls. These beautiful and perplexing features have long puzzled researchers, as their origin and formation process remain elusive. However, recent studies have revealed a crucial connection
0 Comments
Cosmic rays have fascinated scientists for over a century, but their origin remains a mystery. Recently, the CALorimetric Electron Telescope (CALET) aboard the International Space Station has detected the most energetic cosmic-ray electrons ever recorded. This breakthrough discovery provides valuable insights into the potential sources of these enigmatic particles. Since 2015, CALET has collected data
0 Comments
The year 2021 has been a thrilling one for skywatchers, brimming with celestial events like planetary alignments and meteor showers. And now, the Universe is treating us with yet another awe-inspiring spectacle: the Leonid meteor shower. Expected to peak in the early hours of November 18, this shower offers a captivating display of shooting stars.
0 Comments
The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has recently provided a significant piece of evidence that supports the long-standing hypothesis on planet formation. This breakthrough observation reinforces the theory of ‘icy pebble drift’, which plays a crucial role in bringing together the dust and rocks that eventually develop into planets similar to our own. The international
0 Comments