ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATEIron atoms found in the inner core of the Earth are able to move about rapidly in a type of movement called “collective motion”. Learn more about it in this article.
BlueWalker 3 satellite, now one of the top 10 brightest night sky objects, is part of a growing constellation of super-bright satellites. Continue reading to learn more details.
Scientists discover that lava worlds, hot super-Earths in close orbits, have unique features influenced by magma oceans, affecting size and mantle structure. Read the article to learn more about these exoplanets.
2023 is filled with a rare lineup of four supermoons that occur from July to September. This supermoon will be the last one of the year. Read to learn more.
Check out the Orionid meteor shower at night as Halley's Comet started to come near the inner solar system, peaking on October 21, with up to 20 meteors per hour.
A team of researchers developed a new imaging technique which uses microseisms in studying the mantle of the Earth. Continue reading the article to find out more.
Earth may not only be the sole ocean world in our solar system because a new study suggests Jupiter's moon Europa may share the same title. Continue reading to learn more.
Rocket launching Space Force satellite with 27-hour notice may have ruptured ionosphere in record-breaking operation. Continue reading to learn more details.
Gliese 367b is currently the densest known USP (Ultrashort Period) planet. Read to learn more. Gliese 367b, also known as Tahay, is quite an odd planet.
A new study uses data from the Chandrayaan-1 mission and suggests that electrons in the Earth’s magnetosphere could be forming water on the moon. Read the article to find out more.
Humans have already crossed six out of nine planetary boundaries. Continue reading to learn more. (Photo : Wikimedia Commons/Burkhard Mücke) Humans Could Turn Earth Into World That May Not Sustain Us After Crossing 6 Planetary Boundaries Humans are crossing most of the planetary boundaries defined by scientists.
Astronomers detected an immense cosmic bubble believed to have originated during the early universe's formation after the Big Bang, defying expectations. Continue reading to learn more.
Comet Nishimura lost its tail as it moved closer to the Sun. Continue reading to know why. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Alex Liang) Solar Wind Blows Away Comet Nishimura's Tail as It Approaches Sun A newly found comet lost its tail while it approached the Sun.
Atomic clocks bridge astrophysics with Earth, seeking ultralight particles to unveil dark matter mysteries in a controlled lab setting. Continue reading to learn more.