It Can Be Either Death or Glory When Two Galaxies Collide | Digital Trends
Death or Glory? It’s going to take billions of years to decide.
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Leaving Us Starry-eyed: Gorgeous Image of the Cosmic Bat Nebula | Digital Trends
Doesn’t look like a bat to me but it’s still gorgeous!
Researchers Find New Evidence of Mysterious Planet Nine
The mysterious Planet X (ten) errr IX (nine) is back in the spotlight
Craters on Pluto suggest Kuiper Belt ate its smaller bodies | Ars Technica
Pluto skips the appetizers
New Horizons photos shed more light on Kuiper Belt
Kuiper Belt objects and Asteroid Belt objects are not the same, plus, where’s all the small stuff?
Sizing Up a Civilization With the Kardashev Scale
Ranking Interstellar Civilizations: we’re barely on the scale
Citizen Scientist Finds Old White Dwarf with Rings, Puzzling Astronomers | Digital Trends
Leave it to an amateur to upset the applecart
The Military Is Mounting Laser Weapons on Tanks
Wonder if they’ve read The Texas Israeli War?
Whoa, Uranus Looks Totally Messed Up Right Now
Uranus is all messed up. That might be funny but for some of the medical issues we’re hearing about….
Artificial Leaves Convert CO2 10 Times Better Than Real Ones
Better make sure Monsanto is on board
The first private mission to the Moon may launch Thursday night | Ars Technica
Beresheet, and Israeli Moon lander, will hitch a ride aboard a Falcon 9 rocket tomorrow evening. “Beresheet” is tranlsated from the Hebrew as “in the beginning”
The Habitable Planet Finder Is a New Tool to Locate Earth-like Exoplanets | Digital Trends
A new “space telescope” will help find planets that might be habitable
Proof that humans are the cause of Climate Change is now definite | The Red Ferret Journal
Evidence of climate change being caused by human activities has now reached a “five sigma” level. Meaning that all other possibilities have been ruled out.
Evidence Found of Early Groundwater System on Mars
Hints, hints, hints. Can we go to Mars already and stop guessing?
Scientists Uncover Improbable Quantum Property of Graphite
A current passed through sheets of graphene and subject to a strong magnetic field produces an unlikely and unexpected Hall Effect
Jupiter formation: Scientists discover new origin story – Big Think
Astronomers discover the one and ONLY theory that explains the planet Jupiter
Nasa Re-creates Potential Origins of Life on the Ocean Floor | Digital Trends
What kind of environment gave rise to life on Earth billions of years ago? NASA is figuring it out.
How Did We Miss This? An Upper Atmospheric Discovery Named STEVE
Captured unknowingly by scientific instruments for years, a sky phenomenon is finally brought to the attention of researchers by eagle-eyed citizen scientists. To professional, but silly, scientists. Source: How Did We Miss This? An Upper […]
Industry Leaders Explain How The ISS Makes Life Better on Earth
New technologies from space!
A meteorite hit the moon during yesterday’s total lunar eclipse
People watching the total lunar eclipse in the early hours of Monday morning noticed a brief flash of light, which has now been confirmed as a meteorite impact Source: A meteorite hit the moon during […]
Why things can look like they’re moving faster than light
There is a reason it’s named the Theory of RELATIVITY
A Drill Built for Mars Will Probe Antarctic Bedrock
Where’s Harry Stamper when you need him?
The Moons of Jupiter and Saturn Could Have Earth-Like Tidal Waves
With Jupiter and the other moons doing the pulling, those could be some tides!
Scientists Just Melted a Hole Through 3,500 Feet of Ice to Reach a Mysterious Antarctic Lake
Just like we’d be doing on Europa or Io….
Frames of Reference (1960): Probably The Most Fun Physics Lecture You’ll Ever See
Got a physics question? You can start here.
White Dwarf Star Unexpectedly Emitting Supersoft X-Rays
Supersoft X-Rays! Who knew that was even a thing?
Mars’s Disappearing Methane Proves a Puzzle for Scientists
Martian Methane has long been considered a possible marker for sub-surface life. Could we be witnessing the last days of life on Mars?
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