We Underestimated: Earth-Like Planets are 100 Times More Abundant

We Underestimated: Earth-Like Planets are 100 Times More Abundant

Artist’s impression, frozen world with sub-surface ocean Lujendra Ojha Recent scientific research, published today, suggests that the presence of exoplanets with liquid water is more abundant than previously believed. This exciting finding significantly increases the likelihood of life existing in other parts of the galaxy, according to the authors. Dr. Lujendra Ojha, the lead researcher …

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Possible Start of More Solar Flares Emerging from Massive Sunspot

Possible Start of More Solar Flares Emerging from Massive Sunspot

Artist rendering of the NASA Solar Dynamics Observatory near the Sun, created on March 24, 2021. … [+] (Illustration by Adrian Mann/Future Publishing via Getty Images) Future Publishing via Getty Images An X-class solar flare erupted from the sun on, appropriately, Sunday. The blast of highly charged electromagnetic energy peaked at 7:14 p.m. EDT, traveling …

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This Week’s Highlights: The Night Sky

This Week’s Highlights: The Night Sky

This week marks the occurrence of 2023’s first “supermoon,” captured here in Lancelin, … [+]Australia Getty Images Every Monday, I curate the most exciting celestial events in the northern hemisphere (mid-northern latitudes) for the upcoming week. However, make sure tocheck my main feed for more detailed articles on stargazing, astronomy, eclipses, and more. The Night …

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Neutrino Particles Unveil the Milky Way in Unprecedented Detail

Neutrino Particles Unveil the Milky Way in Unprecedented Detail

The first-ever observation of the Milky Way galaxy using neutrino particles has been made possible by data collected by an observatory in Antarctica. Unlike previous observations that relied on different wavelengths of light, this new view provides researchers with a fresh perspective on the cosmos. Neutrinos are believed to be emitted when high-energy cosmic rays …

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Could Photosynthesis Occur on Other Earthlike Planets?

Could Photosynthesis Occur on Other Earthlike Planets?

Blue Marble image of Earth as taken by Apollo 17 in 1972. NASA When viewed from space, Earth appears as a breathtaking paradise with its deep ocean blues and vibrant green vegetation covering every continent, even Antarctica. However, is it possible that our perception of an Earthlike planet automatically having oxygen-producing plant life is biased? …

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The Potential of AI in Discovering New Minerals on Earth and Beyond

The Potential of AI in Discovering New Minerals on Earth and Beyond

A visually stunning representation of global data visualization, created using digital generation techniques. getty Rocks and minerals play a crucial role in the development of civilizations, providing essential raw materials. In the context of a technological society, minerals, especially those containing rare elements, are highly sought after. Traditionally, mineral discoveries have been made through a …

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