Standard Gravity Breaks Down at Low Acceleration Pure Binary Stars [Study]

Medicine & Technology Jan 11, 2024

An astronomer noticed a gravitational anomaly challenging Albert Einstein's general theory of relativity. Continue reading to learn more.

Earth's Secret Weapon: How Gravity Defends Against Asteroid Threats

Dec 27, 2023

Earth's strong gravity may break asteroids, lowering 'planet killer' threat, yet generating smaller asteroid streams, researchers suggest, reducing overall risk. Continue reading to learn more details.

Gravity's Dance: Why the Moon Doesn't Crash into Earth

Dec 25, 2023

Explore the vital role of gravity in keeping the Moon from falling into Earth and learn what forces keep Earth's natural satellite to its orbit.

Solar Gravitational Lensing for Power Transmission: Can We Use Sun’s Gravity To Communicate Between Stars?

Nov 29, 2023

Solar gravitational lensing may help humans search for extraterrestrial life and even power interstellar civilization. Find out more about it in this article.

Jupiter's Celestial Spectacle: Amateur Astronomer Captures Explosive Collision of Bolide Comet in Mesmerizing Video

Nov 24, 2023

Amateur astronomer captures a bolide comet colliding with Jupiter, a feat that also happens on Earth with the annual asteroid explosions and periodic catastrophic events. Continue reading to learn more.

Why Is Space a Vacuum? What Makes the Universe Nearly Empty?

Nov 20, 2023

The vacuum of outer space is not caused by the expansion of the universe, but by gravity. Learn more about it in this article.

Why Celestial Bodies Tend to Be Spherical: Unraveling the Influence of Gravity in Space

Nov 16, 2023

Why does the universe favor spherical shapes, from Earth to Jupiter? Explore Nature's fascination with all things round in space.

Japanese Scientists Develop Early-Stage Mouse Embryos in Space, Showing Gravity Has No Significant Effect in the Process [Study]

Oct 30, 2023

Researchers from Japan were able to grow embryos in space. Continue reading to learn more.

Elusive Planet Nine Could Be Evidence That Gravity Doesn't Work Like We Initially Thought

Oct 17, 2023

Planet Nine may not be an actual planet and may question our initial understanding of gravity. Continue reading to learn more.

Antimatter's Gravitational Reality: New Experiment Confirms Gravity Pulls It Down, Debunking Antigravity Hopes

Sep 28, 2023

CERN researchers observed antihydrogen atoms falling under gravity, confirming gravitational attraction between antimatter and matter, dispelling repulsion theories. Continue reading to learn more.

Mathematicians Discover 12,000 New Solutions to the Infamous Three-Body Problem, Expanding Understanding of Celestial Dynamics

Sep 16, 2023

Mathematicians discovered an unprecedented number of stable orbit solutions, achieving a breakthrough in the historically challenging three-body problem. Read the article to learn more.

Black Hole Twistiness? New Theory of Gravity Focuses on Energy, Mass Twists Rather Than Curvature

Sep 04, 2023

While both curvature-based and twistiness-based theories of gravity have mathematical equivalents, the former is more widely used because it was developed earlier. Read to learn more.

What Are White Holes? Do the Black Holes’ Neglected Twins Really Exist?

Aug 14, 2023

According to the Theory of General Relativity, white holes are mathematically possible, but it does not mean that they are actually out there. Learn more about the white holes in this article.

Mysterious Source of 'Gravity Hole' in Indian Ocean Where Gravitational Pull Is Weaker Finally Identified

Jul 25, 2023

A "gravity hole" found in 1948 in the Indian Ocean, where the sea level drops by 328 feet (100 meters), might be shaped by magma plumes. Read the article to learn more details.

Upgraded LIGO With Higher Sensitivity to Gravitational Waves Is Now Fully Operational to Observe Gigantic Black Hole Collisions

May 26, 2023

Upgraded LIGO detectors allow gravitational wave measurement from galaxies over 5 billion light-years away. Read the article to learn more details.