Space

Venus and Earth, often referred to as twins of the solar system, have taken drastically different paths in their evolution. While Earth boasts a hospitable environment with lush landscapes and moderate temperatures, Venus is shrouded in toxic clouds, acid rain, and extreme heat reminiscent of Dante’s inferno. These stark differences go beyond surface appearances and
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In a bid to challenge SpaceX’s Starlink, a Chinese state-backed company, Shanghai Spacecom Satellite Technology, successfully launched 18 satellites into orbit. The company’s ambitious plan involves building a vast orbital network known as the “Thousand Sails Constellation,” which aims to rival the existing Starlink network. The launch of the 18 satellites marks the first step
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Stars, contrary to what was once believed, are not fixed and unchanging. Rather, they have the ability to appear suddenly in the night sky and then fade away over a period of days or weeks. One of the earliest recorded instances of such an event occurred on July 4, 1054, when a star suddenly appeared
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The origins of the Moon have long been a subject of debate within the scientific community, with various theories proposed over the years. The most widely accepted explanation was that a Mars-sized object collided with Earth billions of years ago, leading to the formation of the Moon. However, a recent study challenges this consensus and
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Astronomers have recently made a groundbreaking discovery in the field of astrophysics. A newly discovered galaxy, named JADES-GS-z14-0, has broken the record for being the earliest galaxy ever observed. This galaxy is shining brightly in the early Universe, appearing less than 300 million years after the Big Bang. The discovery of this galaxy challenges our
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The debate on whether the exploration of Mars should be carried out by humans or robots has gained increasing attention in recent years. Astronomer royal Lord Martin Rees and Mars exploration advocate Dr Robert Zubrin are among the key figures in this discussion. While Lord Rees and co-author Donald Goldsmith advocate for robotic exploration to
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Numerous simulations of Mercury’s infancy suggest that the smallest planet in our solar system may have inherited a remarkable treasure in the form of a thick layer of solid diamond, estimated to be about 15 kilometers thick. This layer of diamond is believed to be situated between the planet’s core and mantle, buried hundreds of
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Recent discoveries in the realm of astrophysics have shed light on the elusive nature of intermediate mass black holes in the Universe. One such discovery involves a cluster of stars known as IRS 13, located near the center of our galaxy. This particular cluster houses a black hole that falls within the middleweight mass range,
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