Astronomers Use Sulfur Dioxide to Narrow Alien Life Search
Scientists use sulfur dioxide to identify uninhabitable exoplanets. Red dwarf systems are prime targets for these observations. This method enhances…
Webb Telescope Discovers Active Patterns Near Milky Way’s Black Hole
Webb Telescope detects frequent flares around Milky Way’s black hole. Flares result from turbulence and magnetic reconnection in the accretion…
Phoenix Cluster Continues Star Formation Against Expectations
Phoenix Cluster defies expectations with ongoing star formation. JWST uncovers warm gas bridging hot and cold phases. Findings challenge existing…
Scientists Propose Ferrofluid Mirrors for Space Telescopes
Ferrofluids offer a potential alternative to mercury in telescope mirrors. Magnetic currents could allow mirror orientation adjustments in space. Precision…
Mars-Sized Theia Impact Shaped Earth’s Moon
Collision with Theia likely formed the Moon. Apollo missions provided supporting evidence through lunar samples. Earth's rotation and Moon's composition…
VATMOS-SR to Return Venus’ Atmospheric Samples to Earth
VATMOS-SR aims to collect Venus' atmospheric samples for Earth analysis. The mission targets volatile elements to understand Venus' evolution. International…
ZTF Releases Extensive Type Ia Supernovae Catalog
ZTF has released a large catalog of Type Ia supernovae. The data enhances precision in measuring the universe's expansion. Findings…
Moon’s Early Crystallization Revealed Through Apollo Rock Analysis
Moon solidified 4.43 billion years ago based on Apollo rock analysis. KREEP elements played a crucial role in the Moon's…
Primordial Black Holes Unlikely to Harm Humans, Study Finds
Primordial black holes must exceed 1.4 x10¹⁴ kg to be deadly. Tidal forces from small black holes cause limited, localized…
Rethinking the Search for Extraterrestrial Life Beyond the Habitable Zone
Scientists are expanding beyond the traditional Habitable Zone to find life. Hycean worlds and icy moons are now considered potential…
