A ‘City Killer’ Asteroid Is About to Pass By Earth. Here’s How to Get a Look at It.
A massive “city killer” asteroid that is headed toward Earth has been observed by NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory. It will…
Category: Astronomy
Dust From 2.5-Million-Year-Old Meteorite May Be Oldest Evidence Of An Asteroid Airburst
According to examination, there are traces of dust particles in Antarctic ice that date back 2.3–2.7 million years. As…
Potentially Hazardous Asteroid 194 Danny DeVitos Wide Will Fly Past Earth Tomorrow
Tomorrow, an asteroid the size of a stadium that may be dangerous will pass close to Earth at a distance…
Rare 95-Minute Warning Issued Before Asteroid Hit Earth’s Atmosphere Above Germany
The search is on to locate meteorites from an object that struck Earth’s atmosphere during the weekend, about 62 miles…
Breakthrough Study Confirms Hypothesis of Density Spike of Dark Matter Near Black Holes
Though it has been theoretically suggested for some time that a dark matter density spike could form around a black…
‘Attempt No Voyage Here’ Milky Way Harbors 100 Million Black Holes -‘ There are Tens of Millions of these Dark Enigmatic Objects Each the Size of 30 Suns
Following the detection of a merger of 30 solar-mass black holes by LIGO, astronomers began to wonder how prevalent black…
This Striking Planet Was Found By A 17-Year-Old, Just 3 Days Into His NASA Internship
If you have ever been an intern, you most likely ended up performing all the tasks that everyone else detested,…
Sparkling Secrets: Unveiling the “Diamond Rain” of Neptune and Uranus
Using the X-ray laser European XFEL in Schenefeld, a multinational team of researchers led by Mungo Frost from the SLAC…
Scientists Use Supercomputer To Unravel Mysteries of Dark Matter and the Universe’s Evolution
The largest-ever simulations of the Lyman-𝛼 forest spectral data carried out by the PRIYA supercomputer show the large-scale structure of…
Incredible Photo From The ISS Captures “Space Angel”. What Do You See?
Amazing images captured from space are not that uncommon. Almost everywhere you turn when looking from the International Space Station…