Eta Aquarids: lunar glare to dim Halley’s comet debris shower
The night sky will soon be illuminated by the Eta Aquarids meteor shower, a celestial event composed of debris trailing…
Astronomy
NEOs: mapping the invisible highways of space
The exploration of near-earth objects (NEOs) presents a unique opportunity for space agencies to access the solar system’s most reachable…
Artemis II mission: A new era of laser clarity
The historic journey of Artemis II captured the attention of millions as NASA astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch,…
Mars: the new lithium-plasma engine breaks records
The pursuit of human exploration on Mars represents one of the most ambitious endeavors in modern science, requiring radical shifts…
DESI-HVS1: an ancient metal-poor star ejected from the galactic center
Chinese astronomers have recently announced the identification of a significant celestial object designated as DESI-HVS1, which is believed to be…
What Really Exploded Over Siberia in 1908?
The Day the Sky Cracked Open Over Siberia What if we told you that just over a century ago, something…
How Do Solar Prominences Survive Weeks Above the Sun?
How Do Solar Prominences Stay Alive Inside a Million-Degree Furnace? What if we told you there’s a mountain range bigger…
Will You Catch May 2026’s Blue Moon and Eta Aquarids?
What Makes May 2026 a Month of Rare Lunar Magic? Have you ever wondered why, once in a while, the…
Why Is 3I/ATLAS’s Water 40× Stranger Than Earth’s Oceans?
An Alien Recipe for Water: Why Comet 3I/ATLAS Is Rewriting the Story of Planet Formation A new study with the…
Needle Galaxy: mapping molecular gas and galactic properties
An international team of astronomers has recently utilized the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array, commonly known as ALMA, to conduct a…