Space

Recent advances in celestial observation have unveiled a striking revelation: super-Earths—planets larger than Earth but smaller than Neptune—may exist throughout the Milky Way in far greater quantities than previously assumed. A research team led by Weicheng Zang from the Harvard and Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics has made a groundbreaking discovery that challenges the known demographics
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In the dynamic field of astronomy, the discovery of planets beyond our solar system—exoplanets—continues to astound and excite researchers. The observation of WD 1856+534 b marks a significant milestone in our journey to understand these celestial bodies. Located 81 light-years from Earth, this super-Jupiter is not just another entry in an ever-growing list of exoplanets;
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In a monumental development for the field of cosmology, astronomers have identified a breathtaking structure in the Universe that deeply disrupts our current understanding of cosmic evolution. A gargantuan ring of galaxies, known as the “Big Ring,” stretches an astonishing 1.3 billion light-years in diameter and has taken an incredible 6.9 billion years to send
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In the tumultuous landscape of the Cold War, the early 1970s marked a significant era in space exploration that was as mysterious as it was competitive. The spacecraft Kosmos-482, launched on March 31, 1972, stands as a testament to this epoch, encapsulating the enigmatic spirit of the Soviet space program. Now, over half a century
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The intersection between art, science, and mythology has always held a unique significance in human culture, and recent findings suggest that ancient Egyptians may have intuitively recognized the cosmos long before modern astronomy. Astrophysicist Or Graur’s critical analysis of ancient Egyptian coffins reveals how depictions of the goddess Nut, the embodiment of the sky, resonate
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In an extraordinary breakthrough within the field of astrophysics, a solitary black hole has been identified, marking a significant milestone in our understanding of these mysterious cosmic giants. Delving deep into the vastness of the universe, scientists have confirmed the existence of this unique black hole, distinct in its individuality—without a companion star or partner,
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Astounding revelations continue to emerge from the cosmos, captivating the minds and imaginations of scientists and enthusiasts alike. The Hercules-Corona Borealis Great Wall, long recognized as the largest known structure in the Universe, may now be significantly larger than previous assessments suggested. A comprehensive reassessment of gamma-ray burst distributions has indicated that this colossal cluster
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On the fringes of our galaxy, one celestial body is drawing astronomers’ intense scrutiny—SGR 0501+4516, a type of neutron star known as a magnetar. Historically regarded as peculiar cosmic objects, magnetars are characterized by their immensely powerful magnetic fields, which can be a thousand times stronger than the magnetic fields of typical neutron stars and
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