They've never seen anything like it. The post Astronomers Detect Mysterious Dark Object in Distant Galaxy appeared first on Futurism.| Futurism
Woah. The post The James Webb Appears to Have Spotted “Dark Star” Powered by Dark Matter, Paper Claims appeared first on Futurism.| Futurism
"As far as I know, there are no protocols for responding to the discovery of functioning alien devices near Earth." The post Astronomer: 30+ Percent Probability Interstellar Object Is Alien Craft Disguised as Comet appeared first on Futurism.| Futurism
Could it really be 3I/ATLAS? The post NASA Rover Appears to Catch Photo of Mysterious Interstellar Object From Surface of Mars appeared first on Futurism.| Futurism
Galaxies could contain "billions of inhabited worlds." The post Scientist Says Galaxies Shining With Radio Signals Could Indicate Numerous Advanced Civilizations appeared first on Futurism.| Futurism
"My first impression was shock that we finally saw it. We’ve been looking for so long." The post Astronomers Startled to Spot Abundance of “Biosignature” Molecules in a Failed Star’s Atmosphere appeared first on Futurism.| Futurism
A liquid metal experiment has shown how magnetic rotational instability might allow dust to pool together in disks around young stars to form new worlds.| Eos
Venus once again surprises the scientific community: NASA-funded research has revealed that the structure of its crust contradicts previously held theories.| Techoreon
The Virial Theorem is a top physics principle. This post highlights its importance as a bridge between classical mechanics, thermodynamics, and quantum physics. It also touches on Rudolph Clausius’s foundational contributions, such as defining entropy and his work on thermodynamics laws.| Galileo Unbound
This Hubble image reveals new details in Messier 82, home to brilliant stars whose light is shaded by sculptural clouds.| NASA Science
The QROCODILE experiment sets world-leading limits on light dark matter, marking a breakthrough in the search for the unseen.| The Debrief
UMass Amherst physicists believe such an explosion could occur within the next decade, potentially "revolutionizing physics and rewriting the history of the universe." Physicists have long thought that black holes end their lives in rare explosions that occur, at most, once every 100,000 years. N| SciTechDaily
Physicists have created a novel detector capable of probing dark matter particles at unprecedentedly low masses. About 80 percent of the universe’s mass is believed to be dark matter, yet the makeup and organization of its particles remain largely unknown, leaving physicists with fundamental ques| SciTechDaily
More than a century ago, scientists pondered how evolution might be driven by mutations caused in part by cosmic rays that bombard Earth after the explosive demise of faraway stars. Yet how cosmic rays move through space has been an … Continue reading → The post Untangling the cosmos appeared first on ASCR Discovery.| ASCR Discovery
The highly competitive projects bring together experts from a range of disciplines to explore promising topics of fundamental scientific importance| The Hub
Planets without stars may not be so lonely after all. New research led by astronomers at the University of St Andrews suggests that free-floating giant planets—those adrift in interstellar space—can host their own miniature planetary systems.| Astronomy Now
This Hubble image features the face-on spiral galaxy NGC 1309. Numerous background galaxies are visible through or are alongside the spiral.| NASA Science
NASA’s Hubble and Chandra teamed up to identify a new possible example of a rare class of black holes, called an intermediate-mass black hole.| NASA Science
Scientists could turn to black holes for cheaper, natural alternatives to expensive facilities searching for dark matter.| The Hub
It's popular science Jim, but not as we know it. There have been plenty of popular science books about the big bang and the origins of the u...| popsciencebooks.blogspot.com
The club has close to 50 members, with majors ranging from engineering to astrophysics. Parker, Colo., senior and president of Aero at Baylor Jonathan Gildehaus said the club's main focus is preparing students for their future careers through projects and other professional development opportunities.| The Baylor Lariat - The official student news source
Last Wednesday was an important day, probably the most important of the year related to science. I was about to publish another post with a different topic. However, this revelation has marked a new starting point in the discovery of the universe, and I do have to talk about it. Most of you might have … Continue reading "Black holes: the discovery of the year and the decade" The post Black holes: the discovery of the year and the decade appeared first on One-pot Science.| One-pot Science
In celebration of Citizen Science Month, NASA’s Twitch Channel has invited American astronomer Marc Kuchner to join a one-hour online event on April 29 from 4-5 pm ET. In this interactive session, …| Daily Zooniverse
It sounds like science fiction to say there’s invisible, undetectable stuff all around us, and it doesn’t help that it has the spooky name of dark matter. But there’s plenty of evidence that this material is very real. So what exactly is dark matter? How do we know it’s there? And how are…| New Atlas
Astrobiology studies life in the universe, exploring the search for extraterrestrial life, its potential habitats, and how life could arise elsewhere.| rootsaid.com
Explore the science of time travel, from Einstein's theories to wormholes and paradoxes. Discover if traveling through time is truly possible.| rootsaid.com
A nova is a sudden, short-lived explosion from a compact star not much larger than Earth. The outburst comes from a collapsed star known as a white dwarf, which circles so close to a normal star that a stream of gas flows between them. This gas piles up into a layer on the white dwarf's surface until it reaches a flash point and detonates in a runaway thermonuclear explosion. Astronomers estimate that between 20 and 50 novae occur each year in our galaxy, but despite their power most go undis...| NASA Scientific Visualization Studio
The Webb Telescope has made six rogue planet discoveries, sparking significant questions about the processes of star and planet formation.| The Debrief
New data is overturning decades of confusion about a potential "conspiracy" between dark matter and stellar matter.| The Debrief
The longstanding mystery of why the Sun's corona is several times hotter than its surface may have finally been solved.| The Debrief
Pop culture has embraced the idea of a multiverse—but scientists aren't even sure if we should be debating its existence.| The Science of Fiction
A new type of gravitational wave detector running in Western Australia has recorded two rare events that might be signals of dark matter or primordial black holes. These high-frequency gravitational waves are beyond the range of most detectors and have never been recorded before.| New Atlas