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Supermassive black hole accretion disk seen 'on the edge' for 1st time
Astronomers have imaged the outskirts of an accretion disk gradually feeding a supermassive black hole for the first time, potentially boosting our understanding of such hungry cosmic monsters.
Sex between space tourists will happen eventually. But are we ready for babies conceived off Earth?
Considering that space travel is no longer reserved for professional astronauts, the various motivations of space tourists and upcoming spacecraft developments, we concluded that in-space sex will probably happen within the next ten years.
Tiny satellites use AI to sniff for methane leaks on the ground (photos)
This startup wants to take methane leak detection from space to the next level with the help of AI.
India's Chandrayaan-3 moon lander spotted from lunar orbit (photo)
NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter has snapped a photo of India's Chandrayaan-3 moon lander, the first craft ever to soft-land near the lunar south pole.
Weirdly wobbly jets may be evidence of elusive supermassive black hole pairings
The 'wobble' of jets blasting out from active galaxies, or blazars, is 'smoking gun' evidence for supermassive black hole binary systems that elude astronomers, a new study reports.
'Star Trek: Picard's Academy' comic shows how a young Jean-Luc got schooled
"Star Trek: Picard's Academy #1" releases from IDW Publishing on Sept. 13, 2023, offering Trek fans a new look at the early days of Starfleet's legendary Captain Jean-Luc Picard.
Perseverance Mars rover spots 'shark fin' and 'crab claw' rocks on Red Planet (photo)
NASA's Perseverance Rover has imaged two peculiar rocks on Mars — one is shaped like a shark fin and the other like a crab claw. These artifacts join a long list of pareidolia-triggering rocks on the Red Planet.
A New Telescope Could Detect Decaying Dark Matter in the Early Universe
Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the Universe. By far. More than 90% of the atoms in the Universe are hydrogen. Ten times the number of helium atoms, and a hundred times more than all other elements combined. It’s everywhere, from the water in our oceans to the earliest regions of the Cosmic Dawn. Fortunately for astronomers, all this neutral hydrogen can emit a faint emission line of radio light.
Observing October's Annular Eclipse
If you'll be in the path of the October 14, 2023, annular eclipse, here's what you can look for as the Moon covers the face of the Sun.
4.6 billion-year-old meteorite could reveal how Earth formed different layers
One of the oldest meteorites ever discovered, the 4.6 billion-year-old Erg Chech 002 discovered in the Sahara desert in 2020, could reveal vital information about the formation of the solar system.
Photographer captures rare 'gigantic jets' of upside-down lightning blasting out of Atlantic hurricane
Gigantic jets, which are 50 times more powerful than typical lightning bolts and can reach the edge of space, were seen erupting out of Hurricane Franklin near Puerto Rico.
Europe hopes to announce Ariane 6 debut flight date by the end of October
The European Space Agency won't know when its delayed heavy-lift Ariane 6 rocket will make its debut flight until at least the end of October when the main testing is supposed to be completed.
Quantum science: shaken, driven, dropped, and flown
As quantum technology continues to shape our future, quantum entanglement remains a crucial element in unlocking valuable space applications, but how robust is it?
Europe assembles Hera spacecraft to eye aftermath of DART asteroid crash (video, photos)
The European Space Agency's Hera spacecraft is now assembled ahead of its journey to analyze the asteroid smashed by NASA's DART mission.
The ozone hole above Antarctica opened early this year. Huge Tonga undersea volcano eruption may be to blame
The ozone hole above Antarctica has opened up unusually early this year. Scientists think the Hunga Tonga volcanic eruption that sent shockwaves around the world in January 2022 may be to blame.
Some Galaxies Contain Double Supermassive Black Holes
Blazars occupy an intriguing spot in the cosmic zoo. They’re bright active galactic nuclei (AGN) that blast out cosmic rays, are bright in radio emission, and sport huge jets of material traveling in our direction at nearly the speed of light. Their jets look curvy and snaky. Astronomers have questions.
Marvel's 'Predator vs. Wolverine #1' claws its way through 8 awesome variant covers
Marvel Comics has offered a preview of eight variant covers for its upcoming 'Predator vs. Wolverine #1.'
It's Going to Take More Than Early Dark Energy to Resolve the Hubble Tension
Our best understanding of the Universe is rooted in a cosmological model known as LCDM. The CDM stands for Cold Dark Matter, where most of the matter in the universe isn’t stars and planets, but a strange form of matter that is dark and nearly invisible. The L, or Lambda, represents dark energy. It is the symbol used in the equations of general relativity to describe the Hubble parameter, or the rate of cosmic expansion. Although the LCDM model matches our observations incredibly well, it isn’t perfect. And the more data we gather on the early Universe, the less perfect it seems to be.
Astronauts on ISS can face muscle loss in microgravity – a new ESA experiment may help
The European Space Agency (ESA) is exploring the idea of treating muscle loss in astronauts with brief electrical impulses.
