Space and Science
Traveling at Light Speed: What Realities Would Humans Encounter?
The Millennium Falcon, the beloved ship of Han Solo and Chewbacca in the Star Wars movies, can travel faster than…
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Exploring Venus: The Mystery of Its Day Length and 3,500 km Core
Venus is a planet next to Earth, but it is obscured by a thick, opaque atmosphere, making it extremely difficult…
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The Ultimate Star Birth Simulator: Exploring the Universe with STARFORGE
The most realistic and high-performance star formation simulator ever created is STARFORGE (Star Formation in Gaseous Environments) . STARFORGE, developed…
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A Cosmic Mystery Solved: The Chicxulub Impact Came from Beyond Jupiter
About 66 million years ago, the Chicxulub impactor struck Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula, bringing an end to the age of dinosaurs…
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Asteroids Can Be Deflected by Nuclear Radiation, New Research Shows
It seems like the heat will do something about it. Research conducted at Sandia National Laboratories (SNL) in the US…
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Strange Volcanic Plumes Detected Around WASP-49 b, Could There Be a Moon?
Outside our solar system, there are many unknown worlds. Recently, NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) spotted plumes of smoke around…
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New Plan to Terraform Mars: Utilizing Artificial Nanoparticles for Global Warming
Humans have long sought to find a place to live outside of Earth. One way to achieve this is through…
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Science Meets Fiction: Understanding the Multiverse Theory
Is there really only one universe? Science fiction movies, and even scientific fact, suggest that alternate universes exist, where alternate…
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Rethinking the Universe: The Age and Dark Matter Debate
According to researchers, the universe could be way older than we thought—26.7 billion years old—and dark matter may not even…
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Life-Threatening Risks Earth Could Face
The End of the World as We Know It Earth has been around for 4.54 billion years. In the early…