My wow moment with the Unistellar EVscope 2 happened almost immediately after setting it up. As the digital telescope sent my phone a gradually improving image of the spiral arms of M51, the Whirlpool Galaxy, I felt a little awe as I realized that billions of stars had sent photons through million light years on …
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This post originally appeared on ZeMing Mr. Gao’s website, and we have republished with the author’s permission. Read the full article here. In a recently published article on SSRN, Dr. Craig S. Wright described a new theory (philosophy) of time that offers a separate quantum universal calendar as well as an understanding of the universe …
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CHICAGO-Once upon a time, according to scientists, Mars was far from the cold and inhospitable desert of today. Rivers carved out canyons, lakes filled craters, and a magnetic field may have repelled space radiation, preventing it from eating away at atmospheric moisture. As the Martian interior cooled, according to leading theories, its magnetic field died …
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Astronomers have discovered two potentially habitable worlds orbiting a red dwarf star in our cosmic backyard. Extra-solar planets or “exoplanets” are located only 16 light years away and have masses similar to our planet. They are located in the “habitable zone” of their star, GJ 1002, defined as the shell around a star that is …
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Since its launch on December 25, 2021 (quite a Christmas present!), the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) took the sharpest and most detailed images of the Universe, surpassing even its predecessor, the venerable The Hubble Space Telescope! But what’s particularly exciting are the kinds of sightings we can expect, where the JWST will use its …
Astronomers spot stars in the most distant galaxies for the first time Read More »
Planet Earth surface in outer space. (iStock via Getty) WASHINGTON – The problem with space is that there are only so much of this one. There are, according to the late great Carl Sagan, “billions and billions” of stars out there. Even on a relatively tiny scale, cislunar space – the vast expanses between the …
There is no shortage of bad news in the media headlines. “Climate change is already killing us,” the World Health Organization (WHO) said ahead of UN COP 27 on climate change. “Low levels of air pollution more deadly than previously thought,” lamented McGill University. “Brazil’s plans to pave an Amazon highway could pave the way …
Despite the grim headlines, our planet is getting cleaner and healthier Read More »
Marc Waid and his collaborators on Batman Vs. Robin #4 (released today!) set the stage for Planet Lazarusa crossover that spans the entire line that ranks as DC Comics’ first major story of 2023. Before the issue was released, Waid – who is also running the event – took the time to speak with Rhythm. …
BALTIMORE — When the James Webb Space Telescope was first imagined, exoplanets hadn’t even been discovered yet. Now the observatory is showing astronomers what it can learn about planets orbiting other stars, including smaller ones. Since its launch in December 2021, JWST had already “sniffed” the atmospheres of Jupiter-sized planets orbiting extremely close to their …
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To share The eco-friendly food revolution is not limited to animal products There are still many opportunities to accelerate the transition to clean energy Innovation isn’t just Eureka moments, sometimes it’s just about improving efficiency Even if it hadn’t coincided with the commercial end of the World Cup, the United Nations Conference of the Parties …
Summits matter, but innovation is the key to a greener planet – CapX Read More »
