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Why don’t spacecraft travel at the speed of light currently? The answer to this involves a lot of complicated physics that Einstein and a lot of physicists were able to dumb down for us! Traveling at the speed of light requires a lot of energy, like an infinite amount!

On December 22, 2032, the streets will be filled with people doing last-minute holiday shopping, carolers spreading cheer amongst the angsty civilians, and people spending time with one another, forgetting their worries.

From May 6 to 7, the Eta Aquarids shower will peak. This shower produces around 60 meteors an hour, primarily in the Southern Hemisphere.

If you want to be extra and impress your friends or colleagues, you might even think to add that Mercury is the only planet in our solar system that’s shrinking; you heard me right!

One of the key issues scientists worry about when visiting other planets is radiation exposure. This has been a persistent worry for years because on Earth, we don’t face this issue; we are protected by the planet’s magnetosphere, which creates the Van Allen Belt.

This month has many interesting events lined up, which may be worth losing some sleep over.

Did you know that three other planets in our solar system have rings?

As spring slowly approaches, the weather will begin to get warmer, allowing perfect conditions to explore the night sky this March.

Why isn’t Pluto a planet, and what other mysteries does this non-planet hold? 

Don’t be disheartened if you missed the celestial events from January because this month brings many breathtaking events! 

In the vastness of the universe, we see countless other stars, some bigger, some smaller, some heavier, some lighter.

Almost every astronomy enthusiast has their favorite planet, but how do we find these distant worlds and why do they have such names?

There was a time when a day on Earth lasted 13 hours, and since then, its time has increased and will continue to do so.

A New Year is a good time to adopt new habits and hobbies to change your life and do something you might have been putting off for a while.

What if we told you that there are celestial bodies out there, billions of miles away, that share a similar ethereal quality?

This chilly month, we are greeted with many celestial events that will make the cold and sleepless nights worth it!

Throughout the years, scientists have come across data from planets, stars, and galaxies that are abnormal to what we would normally expect.

The universe—vast, dark, and quiet—is filled with unimaginable marvels, from black holes to neutron stars.

I share this sadness with many, but if you’re an avid stargazer like I am, the shorter days give us more time to observe celestial events,

Saturn is the beloved ring bearer of our solar system.

We’ve all heard that humans are trying to colonize Mars, but have you ever wondered how close we are to fulfilling such an ambitious goal?

If you had the great fortune to view some celestial events last month, don’t be disdained that it’s over because October has a lot of them!

To the dismay of many, stars cannot last forever and their life ends in their own way depending on the type of star it is.

In the vast cosmos lies a peculiar and intriguing planet that piques the interests of astronomers and space-enthusiasts alike. This...