Space

This Thursday night promises to be a mesmerizing experience as the celestial event known as the ‘blood moon’ graces the night sky for the first time in nearly two and a half years. Traditionally viewed with a sense of foreboding, this extraordinary phenomenon has evolved into an invitation for stargazers to step outside, embrace the
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Humanity stands at a precarious crossroads as climate change escalates, not only impacting terrestrial life but also threatening our endeavors beyond the Earth’s atmosphere. Recent research highlights a chilling realization: the relentless emission of greenhouse gases may inadvertently prolong the presence of space debris, jeopardizing the future utility of our low Earth orbit (LEO). This
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In a remarkable twist of fate, the Curiosity rover has uncovered a dazzling secret on the Martian surface—a revelation that has planetary scientists buzzing with excitement. While moving across the rugged terrain of Mars in May of the previous year, Curiosity unintentionally cracked open a seemingly mundane rock, releasing an astonishing treasure trove of yellow
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The race to establish private lunar exploration capabilities is heating up, especially as Intuitive Machines prepares for its second landing attempt on the Moon. Following their initial foray in early 2024, which unfortunately ended with their lander, Odysseus, tipping over, the company is under immense pressure to deliver a successful landing this time. Scheduled for
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In a groundbreaking revelation, scientists have identified the oldest meteorite impact crater on Earth, located in the ancient landscapes of the Pilbara region in Western Australia. Dating back over 3.5 billion years, this newly uncovered crater is more than a billion years older than previously known counterparts, challenging the existing narratives within geological circles. Published
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In the vast expanse of the night sky, countless celestial objects elude our naked eye. Nonetheless, the evolution of radio astronomy, particularly through the deployment of cutting-edge telescopes such as the Australian Square Kilometre Array Pathfinder (ASKAP) and South Africa’s MeerKAT, is channeling our understanding of the cosmos to unprecedented heights. These formidable instruments have
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