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An Asteroid Collision: The Future of Planetary Defense?

3 February 2025

New technologies are enhancing our ability to predict and prevent asteroid collisions with Earth. AI-driven telescopes are revolutionizing the detection of near-Earth objects, identifying threats faster and more accurately. Machine learning assists in predicting asteroid trajectories by analyzing patterns and historical data.

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Witness the Stunning Dance of Earth’s Rotation in This Captivating Time-Lapse

3 February 2025

The time-lapse video showcases Earth’s rotation against the Milky Way backdrop in Ladakh. Filmmaker Dorje Angchuk undertook this project to illustrate the transition from day to night. Despite harsh conditions, Angchuk filmed over four nights, confronting various challenges. The film highlights the

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Unlock the Cosmos: How 2025’s Planetary Alignment Will Transform Your Stargazing Experience

3 February 2025

2025 will feature a significant planetary alignment involving Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, and Mercury, captivating skywatchers. Augmented Reality (AR) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) will enhance the stargazing experience. AR apps provide real-time information and vibrant visuals, making stargazing more engaging. AI assists

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How New Glenn is Redefining Space Travel and Our Future

3 February 2025

New Glenn’s 7-meter fairing enables the transport of larger payloads, enhancing the capabilities for scientific and commercial missions. With a reusable first stage designed for up to 25 missions, New Glenn significantly lowers costs and reduces space debris, promoting sustainability. The rocket’s

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Get Ready for the Ultimate Planet Parade: National Astronomy Week Unveils a Celestial Spectacle

3 February 2025

National Astronomy Week (NAW) occurs from February 1-9 and features a rare planet parade. The event showcases the alignment of Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn visible after sunset. Over 250 events are scheduled across the country, including planetarium shows and stargazing sessions.

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Discover the Colossal Galaxy That Will Change Everything We Know About Space

3 February 2025

Inkathazo is a newly discovered giant radio galaxy, measuring 3 million light-years across. It is over 30 times larger than the Milky Way, expanding our knowledge of the universe. The galaxy features unique plasma jets that challenge conventional galactic structure theories. Researchers

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Witness the Ultimate Cosmic Dance! Six Planets to Align in January 2025

3 February 2025

January 2025 will witness a rare alignment of six planets: Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, and Uranus. This alignment offers a chance to study gravitational interactions, aiding in forecasting planetary orbits. Advancements in telescope technology enhance our ability to capture detailed images

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Unlocking the Secrets of the Universe: Discover the Cosmic Dawn

3 February 2025

The cosmic dawn occurred about 13 billion years ago, marking the birth of ancient galaxies. Recent images reveal a rich variety of galaxies, challenging existing assumptions about their formation. Astrophysicists aim to understand star formation and the roles of dark matter and

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Stargazers Rejoice: Incredible Planet Parade Lights Up February 2025

3 February 2025

The February 2025 Planet Parade features the alignment of five planets: Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, Mars, and Mercury. The parade begins on January 18 and culminates with a conjunction on February 24, 2025, showcasing Mercury and Saturn closely together. Stargazers should seek dark