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Astonishing Cosmic Dance: Hidden Three-Body System Emerges in Our Solar Backyard

Astronomers have identified a potential three-body system in the Kuiper Belt, 3.7 billion miles from Earth, redefining our understanding of celestial mechanics. Named 148780 Altjira, this system was previously thought to be a binary but now reveals a complex triadic dance influenced

10 March 2025

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Bold Visions and Chilling Realities: Bong Joon Ho’s “Mickey 17” Takes a Scathing Look at the Future

“Mickey 17,” directed by Bong Joon Ho, is a satirical film that blends futuristic fantasy with reflections on modern ambition and technology. Robert Pattinson stars as Mickey, an astronaut perpetually resurrected by technology, exploring themes of existence and identity. Mark Ruffalo plays

16 February 2025

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Starbase Texas: The Future of Space Habitats. A New Dawn in Astro-Architecture

Starbase Texas is advancing in astro-architecture, focusing on extraterrestrial living environments. SpaceX plans to develop modular space habitats in Texas, suited for Lunar and Martian colonies. These habitats integrate aerospace technology with sustainable solutions, supporting extreme conditions. Human-centered design enhances psychological well-being

16 February 2025

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The Bold Space Odyssey That Takes a Jab at Billionaires

Bong Joon Ho’s film “Mickey 17” premiered at the Berlin Film Festival, showcasing his signature social commentary. Robert Pattinson stars as Mickey, a space explorer highlighted by humor and mishaps. The film critiques tech moguls’ ambitions for space exploration, mixing dark comedy

16 February 2025

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Are We Alone? New Study Suggests Intelligent Life Could Be Common Across the Cosmos

A new study from Penn State challenges the perception of intelligent life as a rare cosmic anomaly, suggesting that life may be more inevitable than previously thought. Earth’s history shows that life’s emergence relied on synchronized environmental conditions, such as oxygenation and

16 February 2025

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SpaceX’s Controversial Plans: Rocket Launch Zones Too Close for Comfort to Hawaii’s Marine Sanctuaries

Rocket debris from SpaceX’s increased launch schedule threatens the Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument in Hawaii. The ambitious target of 25 launches per year raises concern over the safety of the protected marine ecosystems. Critics question the effectiveness of measures to prevent debris

16 February 2025

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2025’s Cosmic Dance: Mars, Venus, and Jupiter Align for a Celestial Spectacle

In 2025, a rare planetary alignment of Mars, Venus, and Jupiter will captivate skywatchers worldwide. This event is expected to drive advancements in planetary research, utilizing cutting-edge telescopes and AI-driven imaging tools. Virtual reality will enable enthusiasts to experience the alignment intimately,

16 February 2025

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Nearby Exoplanet Stirs Hopes of Finding Alien Life

HD 20794 d, an exoplanet 20 light years away, lies within its star’s habitable “Goldilocks zone,” potentially capable of hosting liquid water. The planet is six times Earth’s mass and orbits a star similar to our Sun. Its nature—whether Earth-like or a

15 February 2025

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The Cosmic Relegation: How Pluto Lost Its Planetary Crown

In 1930, astronomer Clyde Tombaugh discovered Pluto, initially celebrated as the ninth planet. The discovery of similar celestial objects in the Kuiper Belt challenged the definition of a planet. The growing number of icy bodies led to a debate on planetary classification.

15 February 2025

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SpaceX’s Next Giant Leap: The Future Awaits

SpaceX’s Starship is preparing for its highly anticipated eighth launch at Starbase, Texas. The Starship, with its Super Heavy booster, is a massive structure, taller than the Statue of Liberty. The 33 Raptor engines have undergone rigorous testing, emphasizing SpaceX’s engineering prowess.

15 February 2025

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Last Chance to Witness the Great Comet of 2025 Unveiled

Comet C/2024 G3 (ATLAS), known as the “Great Comet of 2025,” will be visible to the naked eye by late 2024 in the northern hemisphere. The comet is an icy object from the solar system’s outskirts, growing in brightness as it approaches

15 February 2025