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- 10 April 2024
Did you know that some people have a great fear of planetary alignment? Some, on the other hand, just like to scare others with news of such possible occurrences. Do you find yourself wondering about this too? If so, let’s dig into the science of this phenomenon.
Read the full article- 7 April 2024
It is simply incredible to think that a distant object could have such power to the point where without it – we humans would not exist. In fact, did you know that there are astronomers who believe that Jupiter is necessary for life anywhere in the universe, just like ours: of a certain mass, at a certain distance from the star?
Read the full article- 4 April 2024
Our planet is bathed in water. Over 70% of its surface is covered by oceans, seas and lakes, and there is water deep below the surface of the planet.
Read the full article- 30 March 2024
It’s hard to come up with something as strange as black holes. Only nature could do something peculiar. Thousands of books and articles have been written about black holes, but again what we really know about them is that they are objects in space with incredibly strong gravity. So strong that it’s hard to explain.
Read the full article- 24 March 2024
Just when scientists think that they have reached the end, that they have listed all the important facts about the world and the entire universe in general, that they have discovered all the formulas that describe everything about nature that comes to mind – they actually find we don’t know almost anything because there is such a vast expanse of ignorance.
Read the full article- 20 March 2024
The number of known natural satellites has officially increased by three. This was recently announced by the Center for Minor Planets of the International Astronomical Union.
Read the full article- 17 March 2024
One month ago, the new American attempt to place an unmanned spacecraft on the lunar soil ended with a successful landing in the Malapert A crater area, ten degrees (300 km) from the south pole of the Moon.
Read the full article- 13 March 2024
When the Opportunity rover landed on Mars in 2004, the team that operated it was relieved because the descent went according to plan and all the obstacles that were otherwise in abundance were overcome.
Read the full article- 10 March 2024
The Orion Nebula is one of the most interesting objects in the deep sky. It is a regular target of amateur astronomers, an inevitable goal of astrophotographers and the subject of constant observation and study by professional astronomers of various specialties.
Read the full article- 5 March 2024
We are in a very turbulent and fast-paced period of atmospheric events. Strong altitudinal currents of warm and cold, moist and dry air are present.
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