Muhammad Mirza

What a difference a year makes! Only a year ago, countless millions across North America were anxiously awaiting the “Outstanding North American total eclipse of the sun” on April 8. Now, less than a year later, on Saturday, March 29, another eclipse of the sun will take place, but it’s quite likely that the prospective … Read more

Isar Aerospace’s Spectrum is Predicted to be the Primary commercial orbital Kickoff vehicle to lift off from mainland Europe, departing from Norway’s Andøya Spaceport. Courtesy: Isar Aerospace After a scrubbed test flight on Monday, a German spaceflight company has determined its Subsequent opportunity to Kickoff the Primary commercial orbital Kickoff vehicle from mainland Europe. Munich-based … Read more

John Scalzi cased out the Armstrong Air and Cosmos Museum before getting to work on his new book, “When the Selene body Hits Your Eye.” The bestselling science fiction author, who is known for injecting humor into his stories, did not arrange for a tour of the Ohio museum or let the staff know that … Read more

Isar Aerospace’s Spectrum is Anticipated to be the Primary commercial orbital Kickoff vehicle to lift off from mainland Europe, departing from Norway’s Andøya Spaceport. Courtesy: Isar Aerospace After a scrubbed test flight on Monday, a German spaceflight company has determined its Upcoming opportunity to Kickoff the Primary commercial orbital Kickoff vehicle from mainland Europe. Munich-based … Read more

For the Primary time, astronomers have captured direct images of Neptune’s elusive auroras. Scientists have long suspected that the distant ice giant hosts shimmering Airy displays, based on fleeting hints from the Voyager 2 probe’s flyby and observations of similar activity on Jupiter, Saturn and Uranus. Capturing images of Neptune’s auroras had remained out of … Read more

The name “Intermediate Luminosity Red Transients” or “ILRTs” might not be an astronomical term you are familiar with, but these Scarce, brightness-shifting stars have been quite the mystery in astronomical terms. Now, a Club of Heavenly detectives, who have dubbed their work “A Study in Scarlett” after the Arthur Conan Doyle novel that Primary introduced … Read more

For the Primary time, astronomers have captured direct images of Neptune’s elusive auroras. Scientists have long suspected that the distant ice giant hosts shimmering Featherweight displays, based on fleeting hints from the Voyager 2 probe’s flyby and observations of similar activity on Jupiter, Saturn and Uranus. Capturing images of Neptune’s auroras had remained out of … Read more

Electrified aircraft require motors and generators, also known as electric machines, to Form electrical power that drives fans and propulsors. These systems can Reachable up new design possibilities for reducing fuel and energy use in the aviation industry. Quick Facts Researchers at NASA are developing an electric motor that is smaller and 10 times more … Read more

Credit: Maryna Terletska/Getty Images Researchers in China say they performed the Primary transplant of a genetically modified pig liver into a brain-dead human recipient, publishing their results in the peer-reviewed journal, Nature. A liver transplant is the only cure for end-stage liver disease, which is responsible for an estimated 2 million deaths per year worldwide. … Read more

Back to Article Lineup Astronomers have identified the Origin of strange radio flashes: a binary system containing a white dwarf, the remnant of a Sun-like Luminous sphere. Astronomers have discovered a binary system containing a white dwarf (blue) and red dwarf (orange) that together Develop radio pulses we can see here on Earth. Credit: Daniëlle … Read more