SPACEAlthough gravitational waves can be detected from a single, non-binary source, astrophysicists suggest detecting gravitational waves from the turbulent, energetic cocoons of debris surrounding dying massive stars. Read the article to find out more.
The James Webb Space Telescope has detected intricate organic compounds within a galaxy that emerged a mere 1.5 billion years after the Big Bang. Check it out in this article.
The peak season for viewing noctilucent clouds is when summer solstice in June takes place up. This season goes on until the end of July. Read to learn more.
Venus, Mars and Saturn have something in store for us this week. Read to know the details. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Lunar and Planetary Institute) Venus, Mars Will Shine in West's Twilight After Sunset This Week Venus and Mars will both be visible in the skies today.
While frying may seem easy, there are actually complex chemistry and physics principles that take place behind the activity. Now, the European Space Agency has been exploring how it may be possible to fry in microgravity conditions. Read to learn more.
The administration of NASA expresses its worries over the possible claiming of Moon water by China as it participates in the modern-day space race with the U.S. Find out more about it in this article.
Photographs of the Sun with concentric rainbow-colored rings around it were captured in Finland, later found out to be caused by pollen particles floating in the air. Find out more about it in this article.
A novel search method aims to pick up and investigate radio pulses from Milky Way's center, as these could be greetings from alien life. Read to learn more.
Astronomers found exciting discoveries about the exoplanet Wasp-18 b based on data from the Canadian NIRISS instrument on James Webb Space Telescope. Read for more details.
James Webb Space Telescope detected mysterious plumes from Enceladus' south pole, suggesting potential for extraterrestrial life due to its liquid ocean's conditions. Read the article to learn more.