Category: Science
Astronomers Capture the Unique Shape of a Star’s Explosion Just After It Occurred
Using the Very Large Telescope (VLT) from the European Southern Observatory, researchers have shed light on the explosive finale of a star right as the blast burst through its surface. This groundbreaking observation allowed astronomers to visualize the explosion’s shape at the moment it began, a first in the field.
Shark DNA: A New Ally in the Battle Against Cancer
Recent studies highlight the potential of shark DNA as a game changer in cancer treatment. The extraordinary resilience of sharks, forged over millions of years, might unlock new methods to tackle tumor growth—a challenge that human cells still struggle with.
Did Aliens Dwell in Our Solar System? New Insights!
Recent studies suggest that the dwarf planet Ceres might have had the right conditions for life. NASA’s findings indicate that Ceres, the biggest chunk in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, could have supported life in the past.
Concerns Rise in Mexico Over SpaceX Rocket Debris Found Along Coast
An alarming environmental situation is developing on the coast of Mexico as scientists raise concerns about rocket debris polluting the Gulf of Mexico. The debris from space launch operations is affecting marine life and spawning requests for serious action.
The Ongoing Fight for Environmental Rights and the Integrity of Science
According to Global Witness, over 2,200 land and environmental defenders have been killed or have disappeared since 2012. As we face mounting attacks on science, a new book sheds light on the forces driving this troubling trend.
Get Ready: NASA and SpaceX Are Launching a New Ocean-Monitoring Satellite Soon!
NASA is gearing up to launch Sentinel-6B, a revolutionary satellite aimed at monitoring oceans. Developed with SpaceX and global partners, it promises to enhance our understanding of sea levels and ocean dynamics.
New Deep-Sea Wonders: Researchers Unveil ‘Death Ball’ Sponge and a Host of Unique Creatures
In an exciting revelation, scientists have identified 30 new deep-sea species in the frigid waters around Antarctica. This milestone underscores the vast mysteries that lie beneath the ocean’s depths. Among the unusual finds are the ‘death-ball sponge’ and various types of black coral.
SpaceX Surpasses Blue Origin in Milestone Florida Launch
As SpaceX reaches its 94th launch from Florida in 2024, the question arises: how long can Blue Origin keep up before the gap widens too much? This week, SpaceX celebrated a significant achievement that Blue Origin couldn’t, due to weather delays.
Scientists Might Have Found a Hidden Passage in the Pyramids of Giza
Recent scans conducted on the Pyramid of Menkaure at Giza have brought to light something astounding: two newly discovered cavities. The ScanPyramids project utilized non-invasive techniques such as georadar and ultrasound to examine the pyramid’s structure.
US Lawmakers Urge Trump Administration to Address China’s Role in Iran’s Missile Program
Lawmakers in the US are pressing the Trump administration to take action regarding reports that Chinese companies are assisting Iran in its ballistic missile program, which violates UN sanctions.
