The Strangeness Behind Venus
Throughout the years, scientists have come across data from planets, stars, and galaxies that are abnormal to what we would normally expect.
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Abdul Rehman
Nov 18
Glimpse of Past
The universe—vast, dark, and quiet—is filled with unimaginable marvels, from black holes to neutron stars.
Salena Sharma
Nov 1
What's Up in the November Night Sky?
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,
Nidhi
Oct 30
From Hidden Figures to Historic Fame- Story of the "Human Computer"
Born in 1918, Katherine Johnson was a Black woman in a segregated America, facing not only gender discrimination but also racial barriers.
Sarah Rashidi
Oct 23
Space Chronicles Part 2: The Role of Computer Vision in Space Exploration
In Part 2 of our Space Chronicles series, we’ll dive into the fascinating world of Computer Vision and its impact on space exploration.
Abdul Rehman
Oct 20
Planet Weekly: Lord of the Rings
Saturn is the beloved ring bearer of our solar system.
Abdul Rehman
Oct 20
The Martian Progress
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?
Tehreem Adil
Oct 19
An Alchemist's Guide to Cure Death
The alchemists were optimistic visionaries who sought to bring a cure to the greatest curse of mortal beings- Death.
Tehreem Adil
Oct 5
A Good Doctor is a Good Astronomer
Do you know that at this very moment, there is stardust rushing through your veins?
Salena Sharma
Oct 1
What's Up in the October Night Sky?
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!
Salena Sharma
Sep 23
ipft14hls: The Star that Just Won't Die
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.
Salena Sharma
Aug 30
What's Up in the September Night Sky?
As a reminder, when a celestial body is in opposition it means the Earth is directly between Saturn and the Sun.
Alexa Ines Guido
Aug 21
Have you heard about CERN?
This event can be imagined as slow-motion footage of two water-filled balloons bursting upon collision.
Salena Sharma
Aug 18
Exoplanets that Humans Have No Chance of Survival On
If you thought an orbital period of 2 days was short, you probably don’t want to hear about TOI-849b whose period is around 18 hours.
Salena Sharma
Aug 10
Exoplanets-A New Home for Life
Another thing to be considered when finding a habitable planet is its location in its solar system.
Valentina
Aug 8
The Celestial Compass that Navigated Astronomy's Course
He categorized the stars into 48 classical Greek constellations, as well as several additional southern constellations.
Salena Sharma
Aug 4
What's Up in the August Night Sky?
If you could view some of the celestial events in July and are eager to see more, don’t worry, August is lined with many interesting events!
Valentina
Jul 25
The Most brilliant PhD thesis ever written in astronomy was stolen!
My name is Juna Asfuroglu, and in today's blog, I will be restoring justice to Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin.
Salena Sharma
Jul 10
Could there be life on Saturn's Moon, Titan?
Just a general note, every time I use "Moon," I am referring to Saturn's Moon, Titan, and not Earth's Moon. Scientists have been...
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