Space Telescope Finds 294 New Gamma-Ray Pulsars, Expanding Fermi Catalog to Over 340 Objects

Medicine & Technology Dec 05, 2023

Astronomers create a catalog of 294 gamma-ray pulsars from Fermi Telescope data, marking a 27-fold increase since 2008. Check out more details in this article.

Chiron's Celestial Mystique: Unveiling the Bizarre Dance of a Centaur Minor Planet With a Transforming Dust Disk and Imitative Rings

Dec 04, 2023

The centaur minor planet, stuck between Saturn and Uranus, unveils mysteries with its transforming icy dust disk in unprecedented observations. Read the article to learn more.

Russian Cargo Spacecraft From ISS Reaches Fiery Climax Upon Entering Earth's Atmosphere Few Hours Post-Undocking

Dec 04, 2023

This fiery climax took place just four hours after the Russian cargo spacecraft undocked from the ISS. Read to learn more.

Atmospheric Haze Replicated in Laboratory To Help Detect Exoplanet With Earth-Like Conditions

Dec 04, 2023

Scientists simulated the environmental conditions of distant planets to help identify Earth-like habitable worlds. Find out more about it in this article.

How Landlords Maintain Their Properties for Their Tenants

Dec 04, 2023

For any landlords who are renting their properties out to tenants, there is an obligation to ensure that the residence is liveable and of high quality. With around 8.5 million paying tenants in the UK, landlords must carry out relevant checks and make alterations to ensure that the property is safe, healthy, and functional. We discuss the measures required below.

Spacewalk Memories: Former French Astronaut Reflects on Space Mission as ISS Marks 25 Years in Orbit

Dec 04, 2023

Former ESA astronaut Philippe Perrin reflects on three spacewalks during his mission to the International Space Station, sharing distinct memories as ISS turns 25. Read the article for more details.

Europe's Ariane 6 Rocket Sets June 2024 Launch Date for Debut Mission with NASA Satellites Onboard

Dec 03, 2023

ESA announced a mid-2024 debut launch for Ariane-6, Europe's upcoming heavy-lift rocket, after the successful tests in Kourou, French Guiana. Read the article for more details.

Early Earth's Nitrogen Could Have Come From Meteorites, Ryugu Samples Suggest

Dec 03, 2023

Findings of a new study on Ryugu samples argue that nitrogen transport to a near-Earth region could be due to micrometeorites from celestial bodies of ice beyond the solar system. Read to learn more.

China's Zhurong Rover Finds Polygon Structures Beneath the Surface of Mars, Researchers Find

Dec 03, 2023

Researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) were able to find, through Zhurong Rover's data, that several odd polygons were present roughly 35 feet below the surface of Mars. Read to learn more.

SpaceX To Send Some of Amazon’s Project Kuiper Internet Satellites to Space Starting in 2025

Dec 02, 2023

Amazon has purchased three Falcon 9 launches for the deployment of its Project Kuiper internet satellites. Read to learn more.

Stars Found in Mysterious River of Hydrogen Gas Flowing in Milky Way’s Outskirts

Dec 03, 2023

Researchers have successfully identified stars amid the gaseous clouds of the stream called "Magellanic Stream" for the first time. Continue reading to learn more.

NASA's Webb Telescope Breakthrough: Rocky Planets Found to Form in Extreme Environments

Dec 02, 2023

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope defies expectations, offering an unprecedented glimpse into the inner sanctum of planet formation amidst the turbulent regions of the Lobster Nebula, located 5,500 light-years away.

South Korea's First Military Spy Satellite Launched Into Space Aboard a SpaceX Rocket Amid Escalating Peninsula Space Race

Dec 02, 2023

South Korea's SpaceX-launched spy satellite intensifies peninsula space race with North, countering Pyongyang's recent satellite success after earlier failures. Continue reading for more details.

Analysis of the 1872 Solar Storm Reveals Its Modern Implications for Technology Vulnerabilities

Dec 02, 2023

A team of global experts analyzes the 1872 solar storm, finding that the moderate sunspot triggered a massive magnetic storm with modern-disrupting potential. Continue reading to learn more.

DNA Analysis Intensifies Mexico's Alien Mystery: Controversial UFO Enthusiast Asserts It's 30% Non-Human, Claims Figures Are Authentic

Dec 01, 2023

Researchers in Mexico said that the mummified 'aliens' exhibit 30% unknown species DNA in a recent analysis, challenging their human origin. Continue reading for more details.