SPACEWith favorable positioning and the moon's absence this week, it's an excellent opportunity to observe Uranus and Neptune in the night sky. Check out how to see them clearly tonight by reading this article.
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.
High UV radiation levels on metal-rich stars paradoxically exposed planets orbiting around them to harmful UV rays, affecting their habitability. Read the article to learn more.
Building a human colony on Mars has been the long-term goal of Elon Musk and space agencies around the world. Check out this article to learn how long it will take for this space colonization mission to happen.
Physicists proposed that there could be entire planets in the universe that is made of the mysterious substance called dark matter. Read the article to learn more.
Collisions between moons and their host planets may pose a constant threat to potential extraterrestrial life, as shown in simulations. Read the article to learn more about it.
Several people have identified themselves as starseeds, and three English psychologists have embarked on a journey to shed light on the matter. Read to learn more.
Seeing five planets align is more uncommon than witnessing two or three planets in line. Check out this article to know how to watch the large planetary alignment this month.
If a super-earth was present between Jupiter and Mars and made small movements, the planets in the solar system could get destabilized, and life on earth could be wiped out. Read to learn more.
Researchers recreated the type of gravity in near stars and other planets within a glass sphere to understand space weather. Read the article to find out more.
The newest studies of frozen molecules by NASA's James Webb Space Telescope will aid scientists in understanding how habitable planets emerge. Read the article to learn more.
Astronomer James O'Donoghue shared on a video how far a ball will go when it is thrown into other planets in the Solar System, even including Pluto and the Moon. Check it out in this article to find out.