Does A Time-Stopping Paradox Really Prevent Black Holes From Growing Over Time?

SPACE 01.14.2020 05:51 AM

Black holes will devour whatever matter they encounter. Although this is a great way for black holes to grow, it seems paradoxical.

Excited About Mars? Here’s What We Know

01.13.2020 14:41 PM

The benefit of traveling to the International Space Station is that it's accessible enough to resupply whenever needed. Going to Mars will be, by far, the furthest humankind has ever traveled. Despite all odds, NASA is aiming to send astronauts to Mars by 2035.

Scientists Score Big by Finding Clues to Why Massive Black Holes Form in Spacetime

01.13.2020 09:08 AM

Massive black holes are in the universe, and diligent scientists may have clues as to how massive black holes form. What are the mechanics as they bend the spacetime continuum into immense gravity wells that eat up all matter?

Scientist Solves the Three-Body Problem With Newtonian Physics, Gives Insights For Alternative Solutions

01.13.2020 08:52 AM

Solving the three-body problem can be confusing with Newtonian physics, but a scientist has found a way out of it. With it the conundrum can be fixed, but nothing is final. This solution might be replaced, but it does provide insights for other scientists.

NASA Introduces New Spacesuits For Astronauts Joining the Artemis Mission to the Moon

01.13.2020 08:40 AM

This new year marks a new chapter for the agency as they try to achieve another giant leap for mankind. Earlier, NASA introduced the new spacesuits that will be worn by the astronauts that will embark on the Artemis mission.

Big Bang Theory Made Simple: Is Dark Matter Warm, Fuzzy, or Cold?

01.13.2020 01:43 AM

Dark matter is the firmament of the universe that formed after the big bang. Whether it is warm, fuzzy, or cold remains a subject for speculation for scientists as an exact image is yet to be captured.

How to Build A Space-Time Bridge Using Wormholes

01.13.2020 01:33 AM

Quantum entanglements form space-time bridges. This is a step by step process in building one, based on the physics of wormholes.

If the Milky Way Is a Galactic Gateway, Then It Links All Galaxies Together, Or Does It?

01.12.2020 22:26 PM

The Milky Way galaxy might be one big wormhole that crisscrosses into other galaxies like an invisible superhighway to the stars. If this is verified, then Einstein-Penrose bridges in space do exist.

Scientists May Have Found The Impact Site of One of the Largest Meteorite to Ever Hit the Planet

01.12.2020 20:33 PM

Earth has its fair share of a meteor impact and scientists are determined in finding one of the largest impact sites. They need not go any further as clues suggest that the impact may be just around Laos.

Earth-Like Exoplanet Discovered While Orbiting a Red Dwarf Star by NASA's TESS

01.12.2020 20:07 PM

TESS is off to a good start as the planet hunter discovers an Earth-like exoplanet orbiting a red dwarf star. However, debates are still going on regarding whether or not the planet is habitable or not.

Exoplanet WASP 12-B Will Be Totally Extinguished As It's Orbit Decays

01.10.2020 23:47 PM

Expect the exoplanet WASP 12-b to die soon as it roasts in its sun after its orbit decays. Soon enough, this will be just planet that will join the cosmos as another dead world.

Space-Time Anomalies (or Wormholes) Might Exist For Real, According to Physicists

01.10.2020 06:05 AM

New methods to detect wormholes as anomalous stellar objects have been suggested and some physicists believe that it might be the key to proving that Einstein might actually be on to something. c

In 50 Years, The Universe Will Change And The Cosmos Will Be Stranger

01.09.2020 03:51 AM

The universe is in constant change since the big bang, in 50 years there will be secrets revealed and more mysteries to solve.

The Search For Earth-Like Planets Intensifies As Exo-Planets Prove to Have Less Water Than Originally Assumed

01.09.2020 03:34 AM

The search for habitable planets like Earth is a priority because it has large expanses of water, called an ocean.

NASA's Tiny Satellite ASTERIA is Lost in Space

01.08.2020 09:05 AM

NASA lost contact with its tiny satellite that was designed to look for exoplanets. This weekend, NASA's mission operators at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California lost contact with Arcsecond Space Telescope Enabling Research in Astrophysics or ASTERIA, a satellite designed to study exoplanets.