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Mars’ Underground “Lakes” May Not Be What We’re Hoping For

Many people are hoping for encounters with extraterrestrial civilizations willing to reveal the secrets of the Universe for us. These folks were super excited when underground “lakes” were discovered on Mars. Life cannot possibly exist without the presence of liquid…

July 31, 2021 · by Cristian Antonescu · 0

Apollo 11’s Lunar Ascent May Still Orbit the Moon, As Per New Evidence

Back in 1969, NASA and the USA made history with the Apollo 11 mission. Astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin reached the moon’s surface, and after more than 21 hours, they returned back to Earth. But, the moon wasn’t ready…

July 31, 2021 · by Georgia Nica · 0

Earth’s Future Could Be Predicted by Ancient Climate Tipping Points

As Earth is facing the worst-case scenario, the future might be more critical, scientists warn us. Severe disruptions to our planet’s climate thousands of years that triggered mass ice cap melting and abrupt sea-level rise are now warnings for today’s…

July 31, 2021 · by Georgia Nica · 0

Aerosols Have an Unexpected Effect in the Tropical Pacific Ocean, New Study Says

New research found that aerosols in the atmosphere might be keeping low temporarily ocean temperatures in the eastern equatorial Pacific. How’s that possible? But such a discovery is clear evidence that the surprisingly modest warming reported in the tropical Pacific…

July 30, 2021 · by Georgia Nica · 0

World Premiere: Astronomers Detect Light Located Behind a Black Hole

Black holes are known to absorb anything that gets too close. Even light is on the list. Thanks to a new discovery, we’re proven once again that astrophysicists still have a lot to learn about black holes. Dan Wilkins, an…

July 29, 2021 · by Cristian Antonescu · 0

American State Aims to Implement Roads That Charge Electric Cars

Electric vehicles don’t represent anything new, as they’ve been on the roads for a lot of time. They pollute much less compared to usual vehicles, as this is perhaps the best advantage. According to Futurism.com, the Indiana state government and…

July 29, 2021 · by Cristian Antonescu · 0

High-concentrations of Forever Chemicals Found in the Arctic: What to Expect

As the Earth faces the worst-case scenario due to pollution, climate change, and global warming, researchers continue to find shocking stuff. The recent discovery puts the Arctic in the corner because it is apparently leaking high concentrations of ‘forever chemicals,”…

July 29, 2021 · by Georgia Nica · 0

Bright Meteor Amazes the People of Texas – Watch Footage

Most of the meteors are remnants of asteroids that broke apart in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter. There may be no such thing as a meteor coming from another solar system. This means that if a meteor somehow…

July 28, 2021 · by Cristian Antonescu · 0

Astronomers Discover Planet “With No Known Equivalent” Located Close to Us

Scientists estimate that there are planets in almost all of the solar systems out there. In other words, every time you spot a shiny star, it can also mean that a cluster of planets exists there as well. Think about…

July 28, 2021 · by Cristian Antonescu · 0

Hubble Research Into The Atmosphere Of Ganymede Discovers Water Vapor

Water vapor has been spotted in the atmosphere of Jupiter’s largest moon. The Hubble Space Telescope has found evidence that Ganymede possesses water vapor in its atmosphere. Astronomers used Hubble and previously collected data to find water vapor in the…

July 28, 2021 · by Anna Daniels · 0