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Exploring More Black Hole Possibilities With These Next-level Techniques

Black holes are one of the most puzzling cosmic features that makes us wonder, what’s the Universe really hiding? Back in 2019, we got to see the first-ever proof of a black hole, and since then, the scientists’ world has…

June 24, 2021 · by Georgia Nica · 0

Venus Shows Signs of Geological Activity

Our neighbouring planet Venus had always been puzzling astronomers through its characteristics. Despite being called “Earth’s twin sister” for having a similar size and being also located in the “Goldilocks Zone” as our planet, Venus has evolved very differently during…

June 23, 2021 · by Cristian Antonescu · 0

Russia and China Aim to Build a Human Base on the Moon

The huge ambition of space agencies around the world to colonize the Moon continue, and Russia and China are the last countries that are determined to embark on such a journey. No astronaut has laid foot on our natural satellite…

June 23, 2021 · by Cristian Antonescu · 0

Research Shows Regular Perovskite To Superfluoresce At Increased Temperatures

A frequently studied perovskite can superfluoresce at high (yet obtainable) temperatures and under long enough exposures, so much that it is a possible candidate for quantum computing applications. The discovery comes from the North Carolina State University researchers, showing that…

June 22, 2021 · by Katherine Baldwin · 0

A Premiere In Science – A Fundamental Sign Of Life Was Detected From High Altitude

Molecules manifest a property known as chirality. They are structured in two mirrored, non-superimposable versions, and it is impressive to know that nearly all biomolecules will only work in one of their two forms. Natural amino acids, the fundamental blocks…

June 22, 2021 · by Anna Daniels · 0

NASA’s Hubble Telescope Captures Galaxy Being Illuminated by Black Hole

Fortunately for us, galaxies are everywhere across the Universe, meaning that there’s no telling if they’ll ever run out of presenting scientists new stuff to explore. The Hubble Space Telescope that’s operated by NASA and the European Space Agency is…

June 21, 2021 · by Cristian Antonescu · 0

Impressive Discovery – A “Cool” Planet Named TOI-1231 b With Considerable Atmosphere

A planet approximately 90 light-years away from our planet resembles Neptune a bit too much. It is a gaseous planet with a possibly rich atmosphere, ready to be studied. The planet is approximately 3.5 times as big around as our…

June 21, 2021 · by Asheley Rice · 0

Earth Has a Slow Heartbeat of Geological Activity of 27 Million Years, New Study Reveals

Earth has witnessed some significant events that left a permanent mark on it. From dinosaurs’ extinction, Pangea’s great split to the world we see today, our planet has kept track of everything. New research of ancient geological occurrences shows how…

June 21, 2021 · by Georgia Nica · 0

Don’t Miss the Last Supermoon of 2021

Nature is always willing to unfold its beauties to us all, and we have a great example in the upcoming “strawberry” moon that will be delighting our eyes soon. Also known as the last Supermoon of 2021, the event will…

June 20, 2021 · by Cristian Antonescu · 0

Mind-Boggling Theory: Did Dark Matter Create the First Black Holes?

Scientists are astonished by discovering that when the Universe was even less than 10 percent of its current age, black holes were present and doing their thing. This contradicts the usual models, as those cosmic monsters were supermassive, having masses…

June 20, 2021 · by Cristian Antonescu · 0

Giant Fish Species Can Live for About 100 Years

As some scientists are looking for ways of prolonging life expectancy in humans, maybe some marine creatures could help them out with a hint or two. The giant coelacanth fish has always been a conundrum for scientists, and according to…

June 19, 2021 · by Cristian Antonescu · 0