The mass of interstellar object 3I/ATLAS remains uncertain, with estimates tying size and mass together. By measuring its outflow of gases and gravitational effects, scientists hope to clarify its characteristics.
A recent study reveals a steep rise in cyanide and nickel production without iron in 3I/ATLAS. This anomaly opens up discussions about the possible technological origins of the interstellar object, presenting both challenges and exciting possibilities for further research.
Tonight, NASA’s three rockets are set to launch, creating colorful vapor trails in the East Coast sky as part of the TOMEX+ mission, aiming to study the intriguing mesopause region of our atmosphere.
A six-planet parade occurs on August 25, 2025, featuring Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, and Saturn. Catch this celestial event before Mercury disappears into the sun’s glare.
Could black holes convert dead star matter into dark energy? This theory may explain cosmic ‘hiccups’.
This weekend’s black moon signifies a new moon phase, but it will be invisible to observers. Understand the science behind this event and what it means for stargazers.
SpaceX is set to launch the X-37B space plane for the U.S. Space Force in a mission that showcases advanced technology, including laser communications and quantum positioning systems.
NASA’s DART mission marks a significant step in planetary defense, demonstrating how small spacecraft can alter the trajectory of asteroids. With LICIACube capturing crucial images of the impact, we gain insights that could reshape our strategies against potential threats from near-Earth objects.
This week’s science news includes a blood moon, a mysterious mummy thought to contain a fetus and cancer, and fascinating discoveries in mathematics and astronomy.
The ESA’s Hera mission has successfully completed its first scientific flyby of Mars, capturing images of the planet and its moon Deimos, paving the way for future exploration and asteroid defense.
