The Universe is a big place, so scientists are keen-to narrow down their look for alien life, may be by trying to find radio signals… Read More »Best Way To Find Aliens May Be To Search Signs Of Their Smog
Scientists from the Cardiff University peer 12 billion years into the past to-reveal distant galaxy with an unexpected-appearance. Scientists challenged our current understanding about how… Read More »Newly Discovered Galaxy Defies Our Understanding Of Galaxy Formation
Earth’s second moon will make a close-approach to the planet next-week before drifting-off into space, never to be seen again. “What, second moon,” you ask?… Read More »Earth Is About To Lose Its Second Moon For Forever
In 2017, NASA space probes detected a massive human-made barrier surrounding Earth. And tests confirmed that it’s actually having an impact on space weather far… Read More »There’s A Human-Made Barrier In Space Surrounding The Entire Earth
For a quater of a century, the ESA NASA Solar & Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO) has been essential in helping the scientists understand the heart of… Read More »25 Years of Solar Cycles in One Incredible SOHO Mosaic
The Universe looks like a lonely place. We know we’re proof of it that intelligent civilizations are possible. Finding signs of other civilizations in the… Read More »Millions Of Signals From Alien Civilization Are Detected By Astronomers
The researchers at Cosmic Dawn Center found that the measurements of velocity used for determining the expansion-rate of the Universe might not be reliable. As… Read More »Expansion Rate Of Universe Measured By Focusing On Velocity
A top goal in cosmology is to exactly measure the entire amount of matter in universe, a difficult exercise for even the foremost mathematically proficient.… Read More »Scientists Precisely Measure Total Amount Of Matter In The Universe
Since the first detection of the 1st exoplanet in 1992, astronomers have found thousands of others. Indeed, they estimate that the Milky Way is home… Read More »Astronomers Found First Evidence Of A Planet In Another Galaxy