Space

It’s common to hear whimsical statements about the Moon being made of green cheese, but scientific inquiry has firmly put that notion to rest. In a groundbreaking study revealed in May 2023, researchers provided compelling evidence that the Moon harbors a solid inner core, resembling iron in density. This revelation promises to reshape our understanding
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In an extraordinary revelation for planetary exploration, the Curiosity rover stumbled upon an unexpected find on Mars: pure elemental sulfur, unveiled after a fortuitous encounter with an unassuming rock. This geological surprise, discovered during a routine mission in May of last year, challenges existing assumptions about Mars’s surface composition. As Curiosity traversed the rocky terrain
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As humanity gazes at the Moon, dreaming of future escapades, the groundwork for lunar exploration is being laid with remarkable advances in navigation technology. NASA’s innovative Lunar GNSS Receiver Experiment (LuGRE) marks a pivotal milestone in our quest to traverse the Moon’s enigmatic surface. On March 2, during the Blue Ghost mission, LuGRE successfully intercepted
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Nestled in the Pilbara region of Western Australia lies a scientific treasure that has forever altered our perception of Earth’s geological history. Researchers recently unearthed what is now recognized as the oldest meteorite impact crater on the planet, dating back over 3.5 billion years. This groundbreaking discovery, published in the renowned journal *Nature Communications*, not
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In an age where technology seems to advance at breakneck speed, the realm of radio astronomy is emerging as a revolutionary frontier, unlocking the hidden dimensions of our universe that evade our naked eyes. The current generation of radio telescopes, such as the Australian Square Kilometre Array Pathfinder (ASKAP) and South Africa’s MeerKAT, offers astronomers
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Fast Radio Bursts (FRBs) represent one of the most enigmatic phenomena in astrophysics today, captivating researchers and amateur astronomers alike. These extraordinarily powerful bursts of radio waves, which last mere milliseconds yet release energy equivalent to that of 500 million Suns, have puzzled scientists since their discovery. Unlike other astronomical phenomena, FRBs have the uncanny
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The recent developments from Firefly Aerospace set the stage for an electrifying resurgence in lunar exploration. With the imminent landing of their Blue Ghost lander slated for Mare Crisium, excitement is palpable not just among space enthusiasts but also within the scientific community. This mission, which features a suite of ten scientific instruments, signifies a
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