Shenzhou-19 Crew Wraps Up Final Spacewalk on Tiangong Station Can astronauts install complex equipment in space faster than expected? That’s exactly what happened as China’s Shenzhou-19 crew completed their final spacewalk on the Tiangong space station—finishing critical tasks ahead of schedule and marking a major milestone in their six-month orbital mission. The mission’s third spacewalk … Read more
A team of scientists has proposed a groundbreaking model that eliminates one of the most puzzling elements in physics: the black hole singularity—where conventional theories break down. If you were to design an object to remain endlessly mysterious and scientifically unsettling, a black hole would be hard to beat. At its boundary lies a one-way … Read more
Greenwich Observatory’s Lost Legacy? What’s happening to one of Britain’s most important astronomical landmarks? A historic site tied to centuries of stargazing faces possible closure — and the fight to preserve it is gaining momentum. Just outside the quaint town of Herstmonceux in East Sussex lies a cornerstone of British astronomy — the former home … Read more
Is life hiding beneath thick hydrogen skies on distant alien planets? NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) might be closer than ever to answering that question—thanks to a unique type of exoplanet known as a hycean world. These mysterious planets could provide our best shot at detecting alien life, not with oxygen, but with something … Read more
Did you know astronomers have captured the first clear images of moons forming around newborn planets? Using cutting-edge telescope technology, scientists have observed two young exoplanets—PDS 70 b and c—surrounded by dusty rings that may be the birthplace of future moons. These stunning snapshots offer an unprecedented look at how planetary systems, including our own solar … Read more
What if Dorothy’s journey through Oz was reimagined in a post-apocalyptic America, with robots replacing munchkins and drones standing in for flying monkeys? Netflix’s The Electric State offers a sci-fi odyssey that mirrors the classic tale, blending nostalgia with a cautionary narrative about technology’s reach. In this article, we’ll explore how The Electric State draws … Read more
Did you know that China has developed a sophisticated network of satellites known as a “Kill Mesh,” capable of tracking and potentially targeting U.S. and allied military assets in space? This development marks a significant shift in the dynamics of space security, prompting the U.S. Space Force to reevaluate its strategies. The US Sun+1Andrew Erickson+1 In … Read more
Could a chemical clue help reveal the size of distant dwarf planets? The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) is proving to be a game-changer in deep space science—especially when it comes to studying the cold, dim corners of our solar system. One of its latest contributions? Helping scientists better estimate the mass of distant dwarf … Read more
Monster Black Hole Discovered in Milky Way’s Neighbor A Galactic Surprise: The Large Magellanic Cloud’s Hidden Giant Did you know that a galaxy just 160,000 light-years away might harbor a supermassive black hole? The Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC), a satellite galaxy of the Milky Way, has long been considered too small to host such a … Read more
Chasing the 2024 Solar Eclipse in New Brunswick: Why It’s a Must-See Did you know that on April 8, 2024, New Brunswick will be one of the prime locations to witness a total solar eclipse? This rare celestial event offers a unique opportunity for both residents and visitors to experience the awe of totality. In … Read more