When it comes to couples who look skyward and dream big, no celebrity couple is more cosmic than Elon Musk and his “fluid” wife Grimes. While the couple officially dated for three years from April 2018, they have reportedly been going back and forth since September 2021 after publicly going …
Read More »Bath Museum buys astronomer Caroline Herschel’s guest book
A portrait of Caroline Herschel with an illustration of the planets of the solar system. Image: Royal Astronomical Society. Laura Chester March 09, 2022 German-born Herschel (1750-1848) moved to the UK to be with his brother William Herschel …
Read More »Astronomers identify an actual planet with two suns – like Star Wars’ ‘Tatooine’
Artist’s impression of Kepler-16b, the first known planet to permanently orbit two stars – what is called a circumbinary planet. The planet, visible in the foreground, was discovered by NASA’s Kepler mission. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/T. Pyle A study proves that ground-based telescopes can search for planets with two suns. Astronomers have …
Read More »Vatican astronomers discover a mysterious new object in our solar system
An astronomer from the Vatican Observatory has discovered a new body in the solar system. The “Trans-Neptunian Object” (TNO) was designated 2021 XD7 and was spotted by Richard Boyle using the Vatican’s Advanced Technology Telescope on December 3. Much like Pluto, the first discovered trans-Neptunian object, 2021 XD7 has a …
Read More »Unraveling the Mystery of Jupiter’s High-Energy “Aurora Borealis”
The campaign was well underway when Bridges and Mandel joined. They found the lab when they were undergraduates, but their interest in astronomy was sparked much earlier. In elementary school, Bridges remembers bringing a stack of photos taken from the Mars Rover to show and tell. For Mandel, it was …
Read More »Mysterious flying object identified by astronomy expert
The unidentified flying object seen over Kenilworth and the surrounding area has now been identified as a large meteor. Residents and motorists spotted the unusual sight on Saturday evening (January 29) and many took to social media to see if anyone else had seen the same thing. The object, which …
Read More »University of Hawaii astronomers study dying stars swallowing nearby planets
As stars begin to reach the end of their life cycle, they get bigger. Surrounding planets lose their orbital energy and move closer together, eventually being consumed by the star. The Earth will eventually be swallowed up by the Sun, but that won’t happen for at least five billion years. …
Read More »Strange, hidden Jupiter-sized exoplanet spotted by astronomers and citizen scientists
A group of astronomers and citizen scientists have discovered a hidden planet the size of Jupiter in a distant solar system, and they should be lucky enough to see it again soon. The planet, designated TOI-2180 b, is relatively close to us here on Earth, just 379 light-years away. But …
Read More »Review of the year of astronomy 2021 – Barriere Star Journal
By Gary Boyle The backyard astronomer Looking back to 2021, there have been many great space stories in the news, including two lunar eclipses in May and November. Coincidentally, two more total lunar eclipses will occur in May and November 2022. We were also entertained by three large meteor showers …
Read More »Virtual astronomy evening with the family to discuss the Milky Way on January 12
Michigan State University-St. Andrews will be hosting their next Virtual Family Astronomy Night from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Wednesday, January 12. The subject will be “The Milky Way: our house in space”. You’ve probably heard that our solar system is part of the Milky Way galaxy. But what …
Read More »Amazing new image of the flame nebula
Do not be fooled by the image and the name of the cosmic object represented! What you see in this image is not a forest fire, but the Flame Nebula and its surroundings captured by radio waves.The Flame Nebula is the large feature on the left half of the central …
Read More »Lake County News, California – James Webb Space Telescope: Team astronomer explains how to send a giant telescope into space – and why
The James Webb Space Telescope is the largest orbital telescope ever built and launched into space on December 25, 2021. NASA / Desiree Stover, CC BY The James Webb Space Telescope was launched into space on December 25, 2021, and with it, astronomers hope to find the first galaxies to …
Read More »Astronomers discover the simplest living cell in interstellar space
Cellular membrane Design cells / iStock VIDoctor Rivilla and his colleagues at the Spanish Center for Astrobiology in Madrid made an astonishing detection. The team spotted a vital component of the simplest phospholipid in space. If you don’t know, phospholipids are molecules that make up the membranes of all cells …
Read More »There’s a lot to be done on the $ 10 billion James Webb Space Telescope launch
[ad_1] An Ariane 5 rocket is expected to launch NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope. (NASA Photo / Bill Ingalls) NASA’s $ 10 billion launch James Webb Space Telescope of French Guiana could mark a triumph in a tale that thousands of astronomers have followed for a generation. Or it could …
Read More »Astronomers Discover Largest Group of ‘Rogue Planets’ Yet
Astronomers have just discovered a treasure trove of “rogue planets” – floating planets that do not orbit a star but exist on their own in the depths of space. With masses comparable to Jupiter’s, the 70 or more rogue planets spotted throughout the Milky Way galaxy are the largest group …
Read More »Daughter of the first American astronaut to fly on the Blue Origin flight
[ad_1] Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin is set to send his third private crew into space on Saturday, this time including the daughter of America’s first astronaut. The space flight will last approximately 11 minutes, taking off from the company’s base in Texas and ascending just beyond the internationally recognized limit …
Read More »Huge planet discovered orbiting two of universe’s hottest and largest stars
[ad_1] Scientists recently discovered a planet about 10 times the size of Jupitor orbiting two stars that were previously believed to be too hot for a planet to exist around. According to an article published in the scientific journal Nature On Wednesday, the discovery of the planet, nicknamed “b Centauri …
Read More »‘Incredible Milestone’: Astronomers Identify Over 360 Previous Unknown Exoplanets, Science News
Astronomers have identified more than 360 previously unknown exoplanets in a new study. Research data was collected from the retired Kepler Space Telescope. Planets discovered outside our solar system are called exoplanets. Read also | Study finds satellite galaxies may have disappeared from the Milky Way Scientists have developed an …
Read More »Heinz creates Martian tomato ketchup with the Aldrin Space Institute
[ad_1] With over 150 years of ketchup expertise, the galaxy’s favorite ketchup maker unveils an extraordinary sauce PITTSBURGH, November 08, 2021– (COMMERCIAL THREAD) – HEINZ embarked on a mission to ensure fresh and tasty food for future generations by teaming up with astrobiologists to discover how to grow premium ketchup …
Read More »The oldest computer in the world and the view of the universe of the ancient Greeks
[ad_1] Fragment of the Antikythera Mechanism of Ancient Greece – the world’s first computer. Credit: Marsyas / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY 2.5 A bronze artifact recovered from an ancient Greek shipwreck, known to be the world’s oldest computer, may hold the secrets of the universe. By Mike Edmunds When …
Read More »Is the earth suspended by cosmic ropes inside a magnetic tunnel? Some scientists think so
[ad_1] It sounds like the premise of an early science fiction novel: what if Earth actually existed inside a giant magnetic tunnel? According to a preliminary study published in the scientific magazine Astrophysical Journal, this fanciful concept is perhaps less absurd than it seems. Indeed, the researchers’ idea is one …
Read More »Backyard Astronomy: the sky is full of stars – and planets
It is estimated that 300 billion stars make up the Milky Way and each may have one or more exoplanets orbiting. For thousands of years, the night sky was just a splash of random dots. Over time, constellations have formed by connecting the brightest points of light in a certain …
Read More »NASA awards $ 15 million for asteroid hunting telescopes in Maui
Pan-STARS1 and Pan-STARS2 telescopes on Haleakalā. (Photo credit: Jason Chu) The University of Hawaii Institute of Astronomy (If a) received a $ 15 million grant from NASA to continue its cutting-edge efforts to discover near-Earth objects (NEOs) and potentially dangerous asteroids (PLHIVs). If aPanoramic survey telescope and rapid response system …
Read More »Volcanism on the Moon ended about 2 billion years ago
[ad_1] According to the most widely accepted theories, the Moon formed about 4.5 billion years ago after a Mars-sized object (Theia) collided with Earth. After the resulting debris accumulated to create the Earth-Moon system, the Moon spent many eons cooling down. This meant that a few billion years ago, lakes …
Read More »Astronomers may have spotted the first planet to orbit three stars
This composite image of GW Orionis comes from the very large telescope of the European Southern Observatory in Chile. Film APOD / ESO / Exeter / Kraus et al., L. Calçada, ALMA (ESO / NAOJ / NRAO) The GW Orionis star system, relatively close at a distance of only 1,300 …
Read More »Chinese Inaugural Planetary Science Conference
Held in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province of China in June 2021, the conference served to unite a large community of planetary scientists in China and hopes to become one of the most important global planetary science conferences in the future. Twenty years ago, China did not have its own space mission …
Read More »NASA’s spacecraft takes photo of Jupiter … from the moon
[ad_1] You know the feelingâ¦. see Jupiter through your own telescope. If this gives you the chills – like it does to me – then you’ll know what the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter team felt when they turned around with their spaceship – yes, the orbiter who faithfully turns and gazes …
Read More »Research in brief: UNLV astronomers may have
image: An image of GW Orionis, a triple star system with a mysterious hole in its surrounding dust rings. UNLV astronomers hypothesize the presence of a massive planet in space, which would be the first planet ever discovered to orbit three stars. The image on the left, provided by the …
Read More »Discover astronomy at UWSP this fall
UW-Stevens Point Planetarium Shows, Wisconsin Science Festival Presentations Discover new worlds with astronomy this October at the Allen F. Blocher Planetarium at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point and the Arthur J. Pejsa Observatory. Two presentations will be offered October 23-24 at statewide events for the Wisconsin Science Festival: · “The …
Read More »How neutron star collisions flooded the Earth with gold and other precious metals
Paul M. Sutter is an astrophysicist at SUN Stony Brook and the Flatiron Institute, host of “Ask an astronaut“ and “Space radio, “and author of”How to die in space. “ The universe is good enough to break things together. All kinds of things collide – stars, black holes, and ultra-dense …
Read More »This insane new Tycho Carter image of the Moon is so detailed it barely looks real
A new telescope system has successfully captured the highest resolution image of the Moon ever taken from Earth using radar technology. The feat took years of work and the result is spectacularly detailed. The focal point is Tycho Crater, one of the most important impressions on the Moon. And even …
Read More »How Astrology Can Help Communicators Prepare For A Crisis
[ad_1] If you follow astrology, you might know that Mercury is retrograde next week. From September 27 until October 18, this retrograde of Mercury is the third and last of the year. Report the chaos. As communicators, astrological phenomena can teach us a lot, especially when it comes to dealing …
Read More »International Astronomical Union names crater on Moon’s South Pole after Arctic explorer Matthew Henson – Technology News, Firstpost
PF trendSep 22, 2021 1:06:11 PM IST The International Astronomical Union has named a crater on the Moon’s South Pole in honor of Matthew Henson, a black man who became one of the first to stand on top of the world. Located at the South Pole of the Moon between …
Read More »Ceres in opposition on November 27
See bigger. | Ceres in opposition means that he is facing the sun in our sky. This view shows where the planetary bodies will be located in our solar system on November 27, 2021. Image via Dominic Ford / In-the-Sky.org. Ceres was the first asteroid discovered in 1801, then reclassified …
Read More »Mike Brown, astronomer pushing a ninth planet, is the guy who helped demote Pluto
This is one of the most exciting things in all of astronomy: the discovery of a new planet. But the push to recognize a particular object – an apparent orb several times the size of Earth that appears to rotate along the outer solar system – as a major planet …
Read More »First, astronomers find iron on the new “ultra-hot” exoplanet, twice the size of Jupiter
In a recent development, a group of international astronomers discovered a new ultra-hot exoplanet twice the size of Jupiter. The newly discovered planet is said to have an interesting characteristic atmosphere containing neutral iron. In an article published on August 25, detailed information about the recent discovery was provided on …
Read More »Astronomers are still on the hunt for the elusive “Planet 9”
Astronomer Michael Brown led the campaign that controversially demoted Pluto in 2006 from the ninth planet in our solar system to just one of its many dwarf planets. Now he hopes to fill the void he has created with what he predicts will be the discovery of a “Planet 9” …
Read More »Are we in a cosmic melting pot? Most of the comets in our solar system could have come from alien stars, scientists say
Detected in 2019, comet Borisov was the first known interstellar comet to cross … [+] our solar system NASA, ESA and D. Jewitt (UCLA) Are we living in a cosmic melting pot? A new study published today in the Monthly notices from the Royal Astronomical Society suggests that most of …
Read More »Fans of astronomy; July 15 – YOU are invited to a free conference on telescopes and technology to see the stars
[ad_1] Fans of astronomy; YOU are invited to a free conference on telescopes and technology to see the stars Phoenix, AZ – The Phoenix Astronomical Society PASAZ.ORG is proud to announce that Mr. Mark Johnston will be our guest speaker on July 15, 2021 at our ZOOM meeting starting at …
Read More »Penn astronomers discover largest comet in modern history to be visible in 2031
[ad_1] Comet Bernardinelli-Bernstein, the largest comet in history, was discovered by Pedro Bernardinelli who received his doctorate. in Astrophysics from Penn in 2021 and Professor of Astronomy and Astrophysics Gary Bernstein. (Photo by the Department of Physics and Astronomy) Two Penn astronomers discovered largest comet in history that will reach …
Read More »Pluto will bring the fundamental transformation America needs
[ad_1] Pluto represents the energy of transformation. He can focus on the lowest elements of human nature such as lust, betrayal, manipulative secrecy, and unbridled power. As an agent of transformation, it can also provide a process by which we can eliminate these behavioral patterns and raise our consciousness. Ultimately, …
Read More »A giant comet will receive Earth in 2031
[ad_1] There is a surprising guest in the solar system: it is the giant comet Bernardinelli-Bernstein 2014 UN271, which has just been discovered by astronomers at Penn State University in images collected between 2014 and 2018 by the Chilean Dark Telescope. Energy Survey. The diameter of this star is estimated …
Read More »A colossal comet never seen before marching towards the sun
[ad_1] Comet Bernardinelli-Bernstein takes 5.5 million years to complete its orbit. (Image credit: NASA JPL) A new visitor passes through the solar system: a never-before-seen comet that comes from the Oort Cloud. The alien object was just named a comet on Wednesday (June 23), just a week after astronomers first …
Read More »A new album creates a sound journey through our cosmos
[ad_1] A new free online album takes listeners on a cosmic and sonic journey through space, including past two giant planets in our solar system, a galactic pulsar, and colliding black holes. Celestial Incantations combines the mysterious “sounds of space” with a massive musical palette, comprising orchestral and traditional instruments …
Read More »Planet Earth Report – “The universe is capable of self-understanding of our enigmatic DNA”
[ad_1] Another week of stunning news from NASA’s Blue Dot reports problems for Hubble Albert Einstein’s claim that the most incomprehensible thing about the universe is that it is understandable. Age of mysterious crater may add clues to dinosaur extinction – The Boltysh crater in Ukraine formed around the same …
Read More »NASA says Hubble Space Telescope has been down for days
[ad_1] The Hubble Space Telescope was launched in 1990 (file). Washington: The Hubble Space Telescope, which has scanned the universe for more than 30 years, has been down for a few days, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) announced on Friday. The problem is a payload computer that stopped …
Read More »Astronomers: “We were here; This is who we were ‘
[ad_1] Last week I told the story of my first sight of the M13 globular cluster in a large telescope that I had built myself. I watched countless collapsed stars in a single telescope field. M13 is an explosion of starlight so dense that it is difficult to resolve stars …
Read More »Astronomers have found the perfect exoplanet to study the atmosphere of another world
[ad_1] TESS (Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite) has found a new planet, and the discovery of this sub-Neptune exoplanet has got scientists excited about atmospheres. The combination of the planet’s size, its thick atmosphere, and its orbit around a small M-class star close to Earth offers researchers the opportunity to learn …
Read More »Astronomers probe the structure of the brown dwarf’s atmosphere layer cake
[ad_1] Search box title Jupiter may be the raw planet in our solar system because it is the most massive planet. But it is actually a runt compared to most of the giant planets found around other stars. These alien worlds, called super-Jupiters, weigh up to 13 times the mass …
Read More »US nuclear takes 5% of the resource capital of the pioneer solar system in space mining
[ad_1] Los Angeles, California, Jun 9, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – via NewMediaWire – On June 4, 2021, US Nuclear (OTCQB: UCLE) signed an agreement to acquire a 5% stake in Solar System Resources Corporation Sp. Z oo, thereby advancing US Nuclear’s portfolio of high-tech startups. US Nuclear and Solar System …
Read More »Bad astronomy | Planet K2-146c discovered due to gravity pulling on another planet
[ad_1] In 1990, no planet outside of our solar system was known. Now not only do we know thousands, but we also have an almost embarrassing number of ways to find them. You may have heard of transit mode, where a planet passes in front of its star, and we …
Read More »The first commercial Twinkle astronomy spacecraft to launch in 2024
[ad_1] The world’s first commercial astronomy mission, Twinkle, is gaining traction among exoplanet researchers as it moves towards launch in 2024 with funding secured to begin construction of the satellite early in the year. next year. In 2014, when Marcell Tessenyi, a postdoctoral fellow in astronomy at University College London …
Read More »NASA to send two missions to study the planet Venus
[ad_1] This is the first time humans have sent probes to the planet since the early 1990s. The missions, known as DAVINCI + and VERITAS, are expected to launch in the late 2020s. Venus made the news in 2020, when scientists announced the discovery of a possible sign of life …
Read More »Antimatter stars could be hiding in our galaxy
[ad_1] antimatter: Molecules made up of atoms made up of antiprotons, antineutrons and positrons. astronomer: A scientist who works in the field of research that deals with celestial objects, space and the physical universe. astrophysics: An area of ââastronomy that deals with understanding the physical nature of stars and other …
Read More »Astrology and cosmos
[ad_1] The year 1999 âYou will become a doctor,â said my grandfather, still looking at the quadrants of my astrological chart. âBut I didn’t opt ââfor the Dada science stream,â I said, rejecting his prediction because I was already in grade twelve with a trade stamp in my name. âI’m …
Read More »First evidence of cell membrane molecules in space
[ad_1] The origin of life is one of the great unanswered questions of science. One piece of this puzzle is that life on Earth began 4.5 billion years ago, just a few hundred million years after the solar system was formed, and involved many critical molecular components. How did all …
Read More »Ann-Marie Madigan wins prestigious award for dynamic astronomical research | CU Boulder today
[ad_1] This ad has been adapted from a version published by the American Astronomical Society. Read the original story. CU Boulder astrophysicist Ann-Marie Madigan has won a prestigious award in recognition of her research exploring the dynamics of objects in space – from stars circling black holes to icy dwarf …
Read More »Astronomer warns of physics experiment that could destroy our entire galaxy
[ad_1] “We would never know what hit us.” Collateral damage If you ever have a bad day, remember that we could suddenly be squeezed out by the science experiment of an advanced alien civilization gone bad. This is according to former Harvard astronomy president Avi Loeb – known for insisting …
Read More »Lesser Known Facts About the Father of Modern Astronomy
[ad_1] Renowned Polish astronomer and mathematician, Nicolas Copernicus was born on February 19, 1473 in Prussia, Poland. He was the first astronomer to popularize the heliocentric theory that all planets revolve around the Sun. This theory later became known as the Copernican Revolution. Known as the father of modern astronomy, …
Read More »How to avoid a cosmic catastrophe
[ad_1] Imagine an advanced civilization somewhere in the universe, which has developed a particle accelerator that strikes electrons at the Planck Energy, the scale where gravity is to be described mechanically quantum. This energy scale is not an easy task for a collider, because it corresponds to ten quintillions (1019) …
Read More »Do comets have tails of gas, dust … and metal?
[ad_1] In outer space, the location of an object has a huge impact on its temperature. The closer the object is to its star, the hotter it is probably. Heat then plays a major role in the materials present in the atmosphere of that object, if there is one. Lighter …
Read More »ALMA detects hydrogen cyanide belt in Neptune’s stratosphere | Astronomy
[ad_1] Astronomers using the Atacama Large Millimeter / submillimeter Array (ALMA) have produced a detailed map of the intensity and abundance of hydrogen cyanide gas in the upper stratosphere of Neptune, the eighth-most planet in the solar system. away from the Sun. This image of Neptune was produced from the …
Read More »What do Leos in bed look like according to astrology?
[ad_1] Think about your most cinematic sex getaway – you know, that time you dragged the palm of your hand along a steamy window like Kate Winslet in Titanic (1997). That one. Even if you don’t know your former lover’s birthday, it’s safe to assume you were with a Leo. …
Read More »In 1.3 Million Years, a Star Will Come Within 24 Light-Days of the Sun
[ad_1] Within the Milky Way, there are an estimated 200 to 400 billion stars, all of which orbit around the center of our galaxy in a coordinated cosmic dance. As they orbit, stars in the galactic disk (where our Sun is located) periodically shuffle about and get closer to one …
Read More »Follow the moon for incredible May astronomy
[ad_1] The May moon meets Venus and Mercury, at twilight en route to the season of eclipses and more. I wonder where is all the action of the solar system hiding? While the twilight sky may seem devoid of planets (with the exception of Mars), everything is about to change …
Read More »NSF and NASA Prize funds astronomer research into how the planet is formed using supercomputers
[ad_1] May 12, 2021 – A three-year program at New Mexico State University, funded by the National Science Foundation and NASA, will see assistant professor of astronomy Wladimir Lyra create a roadmap for the formation of planets using supercomputers. âThis survey will use powerful computers to produce simulations of the …
Read More »Discovering the universe with cutting-edge technology
[ad_1] © Vchalup Saku Tsuneta, National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, retraces the discoveries made about the Universe with cutting-edge technology in this fascinating center of astronomy There are three main themes in 21st century astronomy: the search for extraterrestrial life; understand the beginning of the universe; and understand the nature …
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