Science

Supermassive Black Hole Awakens: First Ultraviolet, Then X-Rays

Supermassive Black Hole Awakens: First Ultraviolet, Then X-Rays

A supermassive black hole awakening has been observed in unprecedented detail, with astronomers capturing the sequence from ultraviolet spark to X-...

Read
Newton vs Einstein: How a 1919 Eclipse Proved Gravity Theory

Newton vs Einstein: How a 1919 Eclipse Proved Gravity Theory

In 1919, a solar eclipse provided the first experimental proof of Einstein's general theory of relativity, overturning Newton's long-held law of gr...

Read
World's First Garden Football Stadium Rises in Serbia

World's First Garden Football Stadium Rises in Serbia

The world's first garden football stadium is under construction in Belgrade, Serbia, marking a significant milestone in sustainable urban design. T...

Read
China's Long March 12B Rocket: Secret Launch for Satellite Supremacy

China's Long March 12B Rocket: Secret Launch for Satellite Supremacy

China's Long March 12B rocket launched secretly from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in the Gobi Desert, carrying satellites for the Qianfan me...

Read
Mysterious Asteroid 1998 KY26 Moves Like Something Is Pushing

Mysterious Asteroid 1998 KY26 Moves Like Something Is Pushing

Asteroid 1998 KY26 is a small near-Earth object that has puzzled astronomers since its discovery in 1998. The 11-meter asteroid moves with an accel...

Read
NASA's Moonfall Mission: Four Drones to Explore Lunar South Pole

NASA's Moonfall Mission: Four Drones to Explore Lunar South Pole

NASA's Moonfall mission will send four drones to the lunar south pole in 2028, marking the first robotic exploration of this uncharted region. The ...

Read
Earth's Mini-Moon 2026 QQ8: A Two-Meter Visitor for the Holidays

Earth's Mini-Moon 2026 QQ8: A Two-Meter Visitor for the Holidays

Earth has a temporary mini-moon this holiday season: a small asteroid designated 2026 QQ8 that has been orbiting our planet since April and is expe...

Read
SpaceX Engineers Warn Blue Origin's New Glenn Timeline Is Too Optimistic

SpaceX Engineers Warn Blue Origin's New Glenn Timeline Is Too Optimistic

Former SpaceX engineers are casting doubt on Blue Origin's optimistic timeline for launching its New Glenn rocket this year, following a catastroph...

Read
Rarest Cosmic Explosion: Star Destroyed Itself Without a Trace

Rarest Cosmic Explosion: Star Destroyed Itself Without a Trace

In 2023, astronomers detected one of the rarest cosmic explosions ever observed: a pair-instability supernova that completely destroyed a massive s...

Read
Why Paella Tastes Better at the Beach: The Physics of Cooking at Altitude

Why Paella Tastes Better at the Beach: The Physics of Cooking at Altitude

If you want to cook a perfect paella, the beach is your best bet—and not just for the scenic views. The physics of cooking at altitude explains why...

Read
Russia's Secret Satellite Network Could Disable GPS Across Europe

Russia's Secret Satellite Network Could Disable GPS Across Europe

Russia has quietly deployed a sophisticated satellite network capable of disrupting GPS signals across Europe, according to a new study. The research, conducted by Professor Todd Humphreys and Zach Clements...

SPONSORED

China Builds 14,000-Ton Crane: Two Units Work Together
China Builds 14,000-Ton Crane: Two Units Work Together
China is building a 14,000-ton crane that will require two units working together, a project by XCMG and Sinopec Heavy Lifting & Transportation in Xuzhou, Jiangsu province. The first of... 続きを読む...
James Webb Finds First Black Hole Star, a Theoretical Object
James Webb Finds First Black Hole Star, a Theoretical Object
The James Webb Space Telescope has discovered a black hole star, an object that until now existed only in theory. This finding, inside a distant red dot known as GLIMPSE-17775,... 続きを読む...
Space-Grown Artificial Retinas: A New Hope for Blindness
Space-Grown Artificial Retinas: A New Hope for Blindness
Space-grown artificial retinas are offering new hope for curing blindness, as LambdaVision and Tango Space leverage the International Space Station (ISS) to manufacture retinas that could restore vision for people... 続きを読む...
Spanish Stargazer Plans Holidays Around Total Solar Eclipse
Spanish Stargazer Plans Holidays Around Total Solar Eclipse
For many, the total solar eclipse on August 12 is more than just a celestial event—it's a reason to plan an entire holiday. Spanish astronomy enthusiast Mabel Angulo is one... 続きを読む...
Astronomer Vivien Parmentier on Mysterious Winds on Seven Exoplanets
Astronomer Vivien Parmentier on Mysterious Winds on Seven Exoplanets
Astronomer Vivien Parmentier has weighed in on a surprising discovery: seven hot Jupiters with winds flowing much slower than expected. The finding, led by researchers at the Observatoire de la... 続きを読む...
Japanese Satellite Spots Killer Electrons in Forbidden Zone
Japanese Satellite Spots Killer Electrons in Forbidden Zone
A Japanese satellite has observed killer electrons accelerating in a region of space where they were previously thought unable to penetrate, challenging long-held assumptions about Earth's protective barriers. The finding,... 続きを読む...
Solar Eclipse Safety: Spanish Town Uses Bells to Prevent Eye Damage
Solar Eclipse Safety: Spanish Town Uses Bells to Prevent Eye Damage
Staring at a solar eclipse is a risk to your eyesight, but a town in Navarra, Spain, has found a unique solution: ringing bells. The town of Lerín will use... 続きを読む...
Touchscreen Fabric Screen Survives 50 Washes: What It Means
Touchscreen Fabric Screen Survives 50 Washes: What It Means
A touchscreen fabric that can be sewn directly into a sweater sleeve and still function after 50 washes has been developed by researchers at the National University of Singapore. The... 続きを読む...
NASA's Exoplanet Size Gap: The Mystery No One Will Fund
NASA's Exoplanet Size Gap: The Mystery No One Will Fund
The exoplanet size gap is a curious mystery in astronomy: despite discovering over 6,000 exoplanets since 1992, scientists have found none with a radius between 1.8 and 2 times that... 続きを読む...
SpaceX IPO: How Reusable Rockets Cut Launch Costs to $5 Million
SpaceX IPO: How Reusable Rockets Cut Launch Costs to $5 Million
SpaceX has made history with its initial public offering (IPO), but the real story behind its meteoric rise is the dramatic reduction in launch costs, from $14 million to just... 続きを読む...
Citigroup Center: The Hidden Bolt Flaw That Nearly Toppled a Skyscraper
Citigroup Center: The Hidden Bolt Flaw That Nearly Toppled a Skyscraper
The Citigroup Center in New York City, one of the most recognizable skyscrapers in the world, harbored a critical flaw in its bolted joints that went unnoticed for decades. This... 続きを読む...
Is Mars Habitable? Tardigrades Can't Survive Its Toxic Soil
Is Mars Habitable? Tardigrades Can't Survive Its Toxic Soil
Is Mars habitable? New research suggests that even the most indestructible creature on Earth—the tardigrade—cannot survive in Martian soil. This finding has significant implications for the search for extraterrestrial life... 続きを読む...

SPONSORED