Category: Science
The Big Mystery Surrounding the Largest Mars Rock Found on Earth
An investigation kicks off regarding Earth’s largest Martian meteorite, auctioned for a whopping $5 million.
Everything You Need to Know Before SpaceX’s Launch This Thursday Morning
Get ready for a SpaceX launch from Cape Canaveral this Thursday, August 14. Here’s what to keep in mind before the liftoff.
The Fascinating Theory of ‘Black Hole Morsels’ Could Unravel New Physics Insights
Researchers are suggesting that tiny black holes formed from cosmic collisions, d ‘black hole morsels’, might not be larger than asteroids. These peculiar objects could help in advancing our understanding of physics, according to a recent study.
Innovative AI Framework Set to Revolutionize Drug Development
Scientists at Simon Fraser University have introduced a groundbreaking artificial intelligence system that promises to change the landscape of drug discovery and enhance the speed at which new treatments are developed.
Newly Discovered Mystery Substance on Mars Could Be Unlike Anything on Earth
Planetary scientists are buzzing about Mars once again! A recent study has uncovered a bizarre substance in certain Martian locations, possibly representing an entirely new mineral for Earth. This exciting research, published on August 5 in Nature Communications, reveals insights from a team at SETI Institute and NASA Ames Research Center.
Alaska Faces Major Flooding Threat from Glacier Outburst
This August, a powerful surge of water from an Alaskan glacier is causing serious flood risks in Juneau for the third consecutive year.
Shocking Discoveries During a Two-Week Arctic Expedition
Researchers were surprised by unexpected conditions during their Arctic study, highlighting urgent climate issues. This revelation came from a recent expedition that deviated from its original purpose.
🚀 Korea makes history in crewed space exploration with K-RadCube heading to NASA for Moon mission
In a groundbreaking development for its space program, Korea has dispatched its radiation-measuring satellite K-RadCube to the U.S. to join the Artemis II mission. This is the country’s inaugural satellite launch as part of a crewed mission. The Korea AeroSpace Administration (KASA) facilitated the satellite’s transport, marking a significant step for Korea in international space endeavors.
Catch Tonight’s SpaceX Launch in Florida’s Night Sky
SpaceX is set to launch its Falcon 9 rocket booster, tail number 1067, for a record-setting 27th time, solidifying its dominance in the fleet. This event isn’t just about tech—it’s a spectacle for all of Florida.
New Ultra-Black Coating for Satellites Could Save Stargazers’ Nights
This innovative black coating could finally put an end to light interference from satellites.
