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Discover the Enigmatic ‘Inkathazo’: A Colossal Radio Galaxy that Defies Explanation

30 January 2025

Inkathazo is a newly discovered gigantic radio galaxy, measuring over 3 million light-years across. Discovered using the MeerKAT telescope in South Africa, it is significantly larger than the Milky Way. The galaxy features unusual bent jets, prompting questions about galactic physics and

News·Planets·Stars·Telescopes

The Skies Are Alive! What’s New in Stargazing Technology Tonight?

30 January 2025

Augmented reality (AR) technology is revolutionizing stargazing by enhancing interaction with celestial objects. AR apps allow users to identify stars, constellations, planets, and satellites with a smartphone. Future developments include smart glasses for hands-free celestial observation. These innovations aim to make astronomy

Meteor Showers·News·Planets·Stars

Unlock the Secrets of the Cosmos: The Soaring Popularity of Astronomy Apps

30 January 2025

The astronomy app market is expected to grow from USD 2.8 billion in 2024 to USD 4.9 billion by 2032, with a 13.5% annual growth rate. Popular apps like SkySafari, Star Walk, and Stellarium offer features such as augmented reality, interactive maps,

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Witness the Stunning “Parade of Planets” Lighting Up the Night Sky in 2025

30 January 2025

The “Parade of Planets” will feature an incredible alignment of six planets by January 31, 2025, increasing to seven by February 28. Visible planets include Mars, Jupiter, Uranus, Venus, Neptune, and Saturn, with Mercury joining later in February. This alignment is a

News

Miss Marvel’s Digital Leap: How AR and VR Are Transforming Comics

30 January 2025

Miss Marvel revolutionizes superhero storytelling through AR and VR, creating an interactive reader experience. Augmented Reality allows fans to see Miss Marvel in action using smartphones, unveiling hidden narratives and live-action sequences. Interactive branches enable readers to make decisions that influence the

News·Stars

Columbia Astronomy Class Takes a Shocking Turn: Is Education Now Politics?

30 January 2025

Columbia University’s astronomy lab unexpectedly focused on political themes rather than celestial studies, with an assignment titled “Astronomy in Palestine.” The assignment encouraged students to acknowledge their educational privileges in light of the conflict in Gaza, connecting stellar exploration to the human

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Is Trump Ready to Launch Elon Musk to Space?

30 January 2025

Whispers of a plan to launch Elon Musk into space highlight the growing tensions between Musk and former President Trump. Trump’s frustration with Musk’s controversial actions may lead to unconventional political responses. Musk’s ability to thrive amidst controversy raises questions about accountability

News·Planets·Rare Celestial Events·Stars·Telescopes

Witness a Cosmic Symphony! Planets Align in Stunning Celestial Event Tonight

30 January 2025

The alignment of Jupiter, Saturn, and Mars offers a rare celestial event visible to the naked eye. Augmented reality (AR) allows users to experience the alignment with real-time guidance and information. Artificial intelligence (AI) enhances telescopic equipment, improving stargazing and space photography.

News·Telescopes

Astonishing Breakthrough in Space: Chinese Scientists Capture Gravitational Waves

30 January 2025

Chinese astronomers Liu Kuo and Chen Siyuan recognized for their contribution to detecting nanohertz gravitational waves. This achievement is based on precision timing measurements of pulsars, which serve as cosmic clocks. The research involved a dataset created from 25 years of observations