Space

For millennia, scientists have pondered the driving forces behind Earth’s major extinction events, often looking to internal geological processes and climate shifts. However, new research led by astrophysicist Alexis Quintana from the University of Alicante in Spain suggests that the galaxy’s explosive phenomena, particularly supernovae, may have played a significant role in these calamitous occurrences.
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In an exhilarating chapter of interplanetary exploration, the European Space Agency (ESA) has once again proven that the universe still holds many secrets, waiting to be unraveled. The HERA mission, a transformative endeavor aimed at understanding planetary defense mechanisms, recently showcased its prowess during a gravity assist trajectory around Mars. This monumental flyby not only
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The X-37B, a remarkable feat of engineering and a pioneering example of aerospace innovation, stands at the forefront of the United States Space Force’s efforts to explore the vast opportunities presented by low Earth orbit missions. Resembling a compact version of the iconic space shuttle, this 8.8-meter long robotic space plane, with a wingspan of
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As our planet battles the ongoing repercussions of climate change, a startling revelation has emerged: the continued emission of greenhouse gases directly influences the longevity of space debris in Earth’s low orbit. A recent study led by MIT aeronautical engineer William Parker unveils a sobering reality. In a high-emissions scenario, we could witness a plunge
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In an unexpected twist during its ongoing mission, NASA’s Curiosity rover revealed a rare find on Mars that could reshape our understanding of the planet’s geological history. In May of last year, while maneuvering its hefty 899-kilogram chassis, Curiosity fortuitously cracked open a seemingly mundane rock on the Martian surface, unveiling a treasure trove of
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In a groundbreaking discovery that reshapes our understanding of the Earth’s formative years, scientists have unearthed the oldest meteorite impact crater on the planet, situated in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. At over 3.5 billion years old, this crater predates any previously known impact site by a staggering billion years, opening new avenues in
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Radio astronomy is one of the most transformative tools we have in our quest to comprehend the cosmos. By focusing on radio waves, rather than visible light, we unveil a universe teeming with structures and phenomena that remain invisible to the human eye. The latest advancements in this field, championed by telescopes such as the
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