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Satellite Gaia Identified That Milky Way’s Warp Is Due To A Collision With Another Galaxy

One of the astronomers’ questions about why is Milky Way warped might get an answer after so many years. Information about ESA’s star-mapping satellite Gaia indicates the distortion might be the cause of a continuous impact with another galaxy. Such…

March 4, 2020 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

NASA Announces The Delay of the First SLS Launch

A high-ranking NASA employee has stated that the first launch of the Space Launch System (SLS) will take place after Q2 2021, which means that it has been delayed. According to the statements, several parts of the Artemis initiative have…

March 3, 2020 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

Scientists Want Find Alien Life Using Four Methods

Looking at the vast universe, you have to be quite small-minded to think that Earth is the only planet out there that can sustain life. Only if you take a look at our Milky Way, you can see that is…

March 2, 2020 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

Quantum Measurement – Researchers Snapshot the Stunning Transition of an Atom

Before it is observed, an electron is a total mass of possibility, but researchers have striven to see the way it settles on a definite position around an atom. Now, a team of scientists has reportedly managed to do so.…

March 1, 2020 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

New Massive Exoplanet Might Provide Conditions for Life to Thrive

Recently, scientists from the University of Cambridge have discovered an intriguing exoplanet. They estimated to be twice of our planet’s size, and it could be habitable, as well. The team utilized the radius, mass, and atmospheric information from the exoplanet…

March 1, 2020 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

NASA Gives Boeing the Chills With the New Artemis Program

Artemis, NASA’s mission to send men on the Moon again in 2024, is being restructured. Doug Loverro, the agency’s new chief of human spaceflight that arrived late last year, changed the old strategy, and Boeing, the company responsible for the…

February 29, 2020 · by Anna Daniels · 0

Telescopes Around The World Have Identified The Most Massive Explosion Since The Big Bang

Scientists succeeded in identifying enough proof for a massive explosion in space. It is estimated to be almost five times larger than anything detected before. The large discharge of energy is believed to come from a supermassive black hole approximately…

February 29, 2020 · by Asheley Rice · 0

One Starlink Satellite May Have Been Deorbited

The Starlink initiative is one of the most controversial ventures of SpaceX, but the company has remained hard at work despite some intense criticism that has surfaced in recent times. More than 300 satellites have been launched in the last…

February 29, 2020 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

Neptune-sized Exoplanet Is Estimated To Be Very Close To Us

A team of scientists from Penn State recently announced the presence of a massive super-Earth, dubbed G 9-40b. What’s intriguing is that the space object is only 90 light-years from our planet. Such a thing makes G 9-40b the first…

February 27, 2020 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

Top 5 Benefits of Consuming Collagen Supplements

Collagen is the main structural protein in the human body that helps developing tendons, ligaments, skin, and muscles. This protein also provides your skin with health and give your bones strength. There are collagen supplements that you can take or…

February 26, 2020 · by Asheley Rice · 0

Parasite Changes Biology as We Know it — Some Forms of Life Can Thrive Without Breathing Oxygen

Evolution doesn’t necessarily mean growth or complexity. Sometimes, to evolve means to let go of the complex system achieved, and take it simple. It may sound like philosophy, but biology confirms that this can be the way. It was known…

February 26, 2020 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

The Brain Fails at Pursuing a Goal Because Reward Fades When it Comes to Effort, New Research Revealed

Neuroscience and behavioral science joined forces and released a new study revealing the truth about the gap between setting one’s goal and the ability to pursue that goal. The brain is a simple organ in its complexity: it functions on…

February 24, 2020 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

Oxygen Found Outside the Milky Way Is Too Much to Be Breathed

For the first time, scientists found oxygen emissions outside the Milky Way. Junzhi Wang of the Chinese Academy of Sciences released a new paper that brings proof of the discovery. The guilty party is Markarian 231, and the instrument proving…

February 23, 2020 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

Artificial Intelligence Found Powerful Antibiotics, Helping Us Winning The Battle With Superbugs

Bacteria have become more and more ‘intelligent’ with time. Like any form of life, they had to adapt to the unfriendly environment to survive. But when it comes to humans, bacteria have to fight for survival. Humans found a way…

February 22, 2020 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

Quantum Physics Breakthrough: Single Atoms Stabilized in Place For The First Time

In what seems to be the most daring experiment so far, quantum physicists from the University of Otago prove there are no limits when it comes to science. They succeeded in finding a way to “hold” single atoms in place,…

February 21, 2020 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0