Blood Moon and the Secrets of a ‘Pregnant’ Mummy: Science News This Week
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.
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.
A partial lunar eclipse known as a ‘blood moon’ will occur in the early morning hours of Friday in the UK, transforming the Moon into a dusky red spectacle. Observers will need to wake up early to witness this phenomenal event, weather permitting.
Strange phenomena at the center of the Milky Way may reveal new insights about dark matter, proposing a lighter candidate that could ionize gas in the Central Molecular Zone.