Back in September 2019, India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi was pictured hugging and patting K Sivan, the former head of the Indian Space Research Organisation, as the scientist could not control his tears after the space agency lost contact with Chandrayaan 2 lander ‘Vikram’ just as its descent to the Read more…
According to a new study published in Nature, climate change is altering the color of our oceans. Throughout recent years, low-scope seas have become greener. It’s deep rooted that climbing worldwide temperatures, driven by the consuming of petroleum derivatives, are rolling out sensational improvements to our seas, from expanding ocean Read more…
A new study demonstrates that SpaceX’s Starlink satellites are emitting radiation into the night sky as they circle Earth, which may be hindering astronomers’ efforts to detect radio signals from space. Radio waves are sent and received by all satellites, including those in SpaceX’s rapidly expanding Starlink constellation, in order Read more…
As low Earth orbit becomes more crowded, Starlink satellites are doing thousands of avoidance maneuvers, adding to concerns that a catastrophic impact is unavoidable. According to a recent filing with the Federal Communications Commission, SpaceX’s orbital communication satellites made little over 25,000 moves in the six-month period between December 1, Read more…
IM1 was distinguished over the South Pacific, off the northern shore of Papua New Guinea, in 2014. Additionally alluded to as CNEOS 20140108, the meteor had an expected mass of 460 kg and was between 80 cm and 1 m (2.6-3.3 feet) in width. In 2019, the object was identified Read more…
VOLUSIA Province, Fla. – A memorable towing boat worked in DeLand in 1944 has made its last journey once more into Volusia Province in the wake of being in Europe for a long time. The non-profit DeLand Historic Trust Inc.’s president, Dan Friend, has made it his mission to bring Read more…
We watched fireworks over the sky this week to celebrate July 4th. You might see the northern lights next week, maybe even this weekend. The northern lights, also known as the aurora borealis, may be visible in the sky over the next few days, and South Dakota is one of Read more…
Keep in mind to wish your loved ones “Happy Aphelion Day!” Thursday denotes the point in Earth’s circle it is the farthest away from the Sun. Aphelion is the name given to this point in an orbit. Aphelion occurs in early July, approximately two weeks after the summer solstice on Read more…
Quasars in the early universe have been observed to pass time more slowly. The combination of the expansion of space and Albert Einstein’s theory of general relativity results in the observed dilation of time. “A cosmologist at the University of Sydney named Geraint Lewis told Space.com that this is yet Read more…