South Korea Celebrates the Successful Launch of Its Own Rocket (Update)
South Korea announced Thursday that it has successfully launched its domestic Nuri rocket and sent operational satellites into orbit, hailing the achievement as a significant…
Astronomy
Soul Nebula or Westerhout 5
Westerhout 5 (Sharpless 2-199, LBN 667, Soul Nebula) is a Cassiopeia emission nebula. The nebula contains several small open clusters: CR 34, 632, and 634…
The Universe’s Biggest Explosion Ever Seen
Throughout recorded history, mankind has observed the big celestial occurrence known as a “supernova.” The name, which astronomers still use, refers to the assumption that…
A Sunspot is Currently so Large That it Can be Seen Without a Telescope
A sunspot four times the size of the Earth is currently moving across the Sun. The spot is so enormous that you may see it…
Is There a Quantum Fluctuation in the Universe?
Can science explain the origins of the Universe? The Big Bang model, developed by George Gamow, Ralph Alpher, and Robert Herman, reconstructed the history of…
According to Physicists, Black Holes Could be Massive Structures Made of Spacetime
According to a new study, black holes could be unusual anomalies in spacetime called topological stars that are caused by hidden cosmic dimensions. Topological stars…
Jupiter’s Lightning Looks Eerily Similar to Earth’s
A new study discovers that lightning crackles to life and evolves in the same way it does on Earth. Jovian lightning, which occurs as regularly…
GPS Failure? Do Not Blae Solar Flares – an Unusual Case of Disruptive Earth Communication Observed
When people are traveling, satellite navigation systems are essential for directing them on over-complicated routes. They assist vehicles in navigating even the most complicated routes…
Secret Views of Enormous Stellar Nurseries
Massive stellar nurseries, also known as stellar or galactic nebulae, are enthralling regions of space where new stars are formed. These nebulae offer a plethora…
Galactic Immigration Traces discovered in the Andromeda Galaxy
The Andromeda galaxy, also known as Messier 31, is a spiral galaxy 2.537 million light-years from Earth. It is the Milky Way’s nearest large galaxy…
The Origin of Globular Clusters is attributed to Celestial Monsters
Globular clusters are dense groups of stars that typically contain hundreds of thousands to millions of stars packed into a small area. They are named…
Galactic Bubbles are more Complicated than Previously Thought
Galactic bubbles are fascinating structures in the universe, and their complexity exceeds expectations. Galactic bubbles are massive structures made up of hot, ionized gas that…
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