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.
Recent research has unveiled the Kunlun hydrothermal system, a vast underwater metropolis that challenges existing understanding of life’s origins.
On August 25, SpaceX’s CRS-33 Dragon cargo capsule successfully docked with the ISS, delivering 5,000 pounds of supplies and scientific innovations critical for future missions.
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.
Scientists in Spain have discovered the oldest face in Western Europe, nicknamed “Pink”. This fossil is estimated to be between 1.1 and 1.4 million years old, and could belong to a previously unknown species, challenging our understanding of human evolution.
Recent research reveals that the megalodon, once thought to be 50 feet long, could actually reach lengths of 80 feet, suggesting a more streamlined body than previously assumed.
Discover the science behind the ‘Blood Moon’ and how to witness this celestial phenomenon on Thursday night. Learn about the red hue, viewing tips, and the future eclipse calendar.
The partial eclipse on March 29th signals the beginning of an unprecedented astronomical era in Spain, leading to a series of solar eclipses over the next few years.
