Space

Astronomical observations have long fascinated humanity, with black holes standing as some of the most mysterious objects in the universe. Despite their invisibility, their profound effects on surrounding materials make them crucial to our understanding of cosmic evolution. A recent breakthrough reported in The Astrophysical Journal sheds light on the elusive corona associated with black
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As humanity aims to extend its reach beyond Earth, an emerging area of concern involves the biological processes crucial for survival: reproduction. A recent study conducted by a team from the Technical University of Catalonia and Dexeus University Hospital in Spain has highlighted a significant obstacle—microgravity adversely influences human sperm motility and vitality. This discovery
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In March 2021, astronomers caught sight of a remarkable astronomical phenomenon—a high-energy burst of light originating from a distant galaxy. Initially categorized as a potential supernova, this event, designated AT 2021hdr, intrigued researchers due to its unusual characteristics. The Automatic Learning for the Rapid Classification of Events (ALeRCE) flagged this anomaly, hinting that there was
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Recently, a significant chapter unfolded in the realm of satellite technology when three miniature satellites from Australia’s Curtin University, part of the Binar Space Program, met an unexpected fiery end upon re-entering Earth’s atmosphere. Dubbed Binar-2, 3, and 4, these CubeSats had a life expectancy of six months but instead survived barely a third of
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The Leonid meteor shower, renowned for its breathtaking displays and significant historical meteor storms, presents an enchanting experience for sky watchers. This year, enthusiasts are again encouraged to keep their gaze directed toward the heavens, reflecting on past spectacles while anticipating future possibilities. My own encounter with the Leonids roots back to the late 90s
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Massive stars, particularly those exceeding eight times the mass of the Sun, undergo dramatic transformations in their lifetimes. As these cosmic giants exhaust their hydrogen fuel, they face the inevitable gravitational collapse that usually culminates in violent supernova explosions. Supernovae are not just spectacular cosmic displays; they are critical for the synthesis of heavy elements
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The exploration of Uranus has long intrigued astronomers and scientists, as this distant blue planet showcases a unique set of characteristics and an enigmatic magnetic field. Historically, the prevailing view of Uranus has been informed by data obtained from NASA’s Voyager 2 during its flyby in 1986. Initial interpretations suggested that Uranus possessed an exceptionally
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Nestled within the vast expanse of the Milky Way, our Solar System occupies a distinctly peculiar region known as the Local Hot Bubble (LHB). This volume of space, notable for its unusually elevated temperature and low density, challenges our understanding of stellar dynamics and galactic structures. The peculiar nomenclature of “Local Hot Bubble” elicits curiosity
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The X-37B Orbital Test Vehicle (OTV) stands at the forefront of modern aerospace technology, representing a convergence of innovation and military strategy. Its operational history, dating back to its inaugural launch in 2011, paints a picture of an advanced space plane that performs tasks far beyond mere atmospheric navigation. With its seventh mission, dubbed OTV-7,
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