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Stellar Whispers: Unveiling A Celestial Dance Beneath the Big Dipper

An eccentric binary star system, consisting of a red dwarf and a white dwarf, emits periodic radio waves near the Big Dipper. This discovery challenges previous theories that linked long-period radio pulses exclusively to neutron stars. The radio emissions are generated by

15 March 2025

Cosmic Mysteries·Galaxies·News·Planetary Science·Stars

The Hidden Universe: A Daring New Discovery of Black Holes in Dwarf Galaxies

A team led by Raga Deepika Pucha has identified a record number of intermediate-mass black holes within dwarf galaxies, tripling previous findings. The Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI) was instrumental in detecting these black holes, surveying light from thousands of galaxies simultaneously.

21 February 2025

News·Stars

Discover the Enchanting Night Skies of Saudi Arabia: A Stargazer’s Paradise

The “Edge of the World” in Saudi Arabia offers breathtaking views and celestial experiences, captivating stargazers and explorers alike. A burgeoning astrotourism trend highlights Saudi Arabia’s unique night sky, attracting global stargazing enthusiasts. Renowned photographer Sara Sami explores the Saudi desert, finding

21 February 2025

Mars Exploration·News·Planets·Stars

Russia’s Space Game-Changer: The Future of Plasma Engines Unveiled

Russia is advancing plasma engine technology, pivotal for future space travel efficiency. Plasma propulsion systems offer higher fuel efficiency and thrust than traditional engines. The low-temperature Hall effect thruster enhances engine longevity and reliability. This innovation could reduce spacecraft launch weights and

21 February 2025

NASA Missions·News·Stars

NASA’s Astronauts Face Unexpected Challenges in Space Mission Shakeup

Astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore return early from an extended eight-month mission aboard the ISS due to SpaceX’s revised capsule schedule. The mission adaptation exemplifies the critical importance of flexibility and resilience in space exploration. NASA’s decision highlights the strategic deployment

21 February 2025

Astrobiology·News·Planetary Science·Planets·Stars

New Planet Discovered! Is It Habitable?

Astronomers have discovered a new planet, Epsilon d, in the habitable zone of a distant star. Located 300 light-years away, Epsilon d could potentially support liquid water and possibly life. Advanced technology and the James Webb Space Telescope aided in detecting biosignatures

21 February 2025

News·Stars

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 Blasts Into the Night: A Cosmic Leap Towards Global Connectivity

Falcon 9 rocket launch occurs at 1:14 a.m. from Florida’s Space Coast. 15th launch this year from Launch Complex 40, enhancing SpaceX’s Starlink constellation. Aims to provide high-speed internet to remote areas, reducing the digital divide. Reusable rocket design lowers costs, promoting

21 February 2025

News·Planets·Stars·Telescopes

Witness the Celestial Mardi Gras: A Rare Planetary Parade Awaits

A Planetary Parade, featuring seven planets, graces the night sky from February 25 to 28. Venus, Jupiter, and Mars are prominently visible at twilight across South Mississippi. Venus shines brightly in the western sky, Jupiter complements Taurus, and Mars punctuates the eastern

21 February 2025

News·Space Tourism·Stars

Why Eighth Graders Are Buzzing About Space: A Close Encounter with the Final Frontier

Eighth graders from South Science and Tech Magnet participated in a transformative space exploration experience without leaving their classroom. The “Horizons Outreach” program from the Armstrong Air and Space Museum turned ordinary classroom settings into imaginative launchpads. Students explored the possibility of

20 February 2025

Astronomical Phenomena·Galaxies·News·Stars·Telescopes

Galactic Clash Ahead! The Milky Way’s Next Big Crash

Astronomers predict a collision between the Milky Way and the Large Magellanic Cloud’s supermassive black hole in 2.4 billion years. This event will likely disturb the Milky Way’s stellar disk and lead to the merging of dormant black holes in both galaxies.

20 February 2025

News·Stars

Meet the Engineer Powering NASA’s Leap to the Moon and Beyond

Jorge Chong leads the development of TRON, ensuring the Orion spacecraft’s precise navigation for NASA’s Artemis missions targeting the Moon and Mars. His work exemplifies cutting-edge technology use, integrating Earth and Moon imagery for autonomous spacecraft navigation. Chong’s journey from struggling with

20 February 2025

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Stars - Page 63

Stellar Whispers: Unveiling A Celestial Dance Beneath the Big Dipper

The Hidden Universe: A Daring New Discovery of Black Holes in Dwarf Galaxies

Discover the Enchanting Night Skies of Saudi Arabia: A Stargazer’s Paradise

Russia’s Space Game-Changer: The Future of Plasma Engines Unveiled

NASA’s Astronauts Face Unexpected Challenges in Space Mission Shakeup

New Planet Discovered! Is It Habitable?

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 Blasts Into the Night: A Cosmic Leap Towards Global Connectivity

Witness the Celestial Mardi Gras: A Rare Planetary Parade Awaits

Why Eighth Graders Are Buzzing About Space: A Close Encounter with the Final Frontier

Galactic Clash Ahead! The Milky Way’s Next Big Crash

Meet the Engineer Powering NASA’s Leap to the Moon and Beyond

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