Astronomers Discovered a New Relationship Between Water and Planet Formation

Astronomers Discovered a New Relationship Between Water and Planet Formation

Researchers discovered water vapor in the disk surrounding a young star, just where planets may be developing. Water is an essential component of life on…
The Dust Generation Model Suggests that Planets May Develop More Easily Than Previously Imagined

The Dust Generation Model Suggests that Planets May Develop More Easily Than Previously Imagined

A team led by a RIKEN astronomer has calculated that the building components of new planets may form more easily than previously assumed. Planets form…
Astronomers Find an Incredibly Red Supermassive Black Hole in the Early Cosmos Growing in the Shadows

Astronomers Find an Incredibly Red Supermassive Black Hole in the Early Cosmos Growing in the Shadows

A team of astronomers led by Dr. Lukas Furtak and Prof. Adi Zitrin from the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev discovered an incredibly red, gravitationally…
Astronomers Study the Effects of Dark Matter on the Evolution of Galaxies

Astronomers Study the Effects of Dark Matter on the Evolution of Galaxies

Dark matter accounts for approximately 85% of all matter in the cosmos. Although regular matter absorbs, reflects, and emits light, dark matter cannot be observed…
Scientists Map the Largest Magnetic Fields in Galaxy Clusters Using the Synchrotron Intensity Gradient

Scientists Map the Largest Magnetic Fields in Galaxy Clusters Using the Synchrotron Intensity Gradient

In a new study, scientists studied magnetic fields in galaxy clusters, revealing the impact of galactic mergers on magnetic-field structures and calling into question earlier…
Scientists Have Found Water Molecules on Asteroids for the First Time

Scientists Have Found Water Molecules on Asteroids for the First Time

Using data from the decommissioned Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy (SOFIA), a joint project of NASA and the German Space Agency at DLR, Southwest Research…
Saturn’s Biggest Moon is Most Likely Uninhabitable to Live

Saturn’s Biggest Moon is Most Likely Uninhabitable to Live

According to a study conducted by Western astrobiologist Catherine Neish, the deep ocean of Titan, Saturn’s largest moon, is most certainly uninhabitable, implying that all…
Unlocking Earth’s Age: A Journey Into Our Planet’s Ancient Past

Unlocking Earth’s Age: A Journey Into Our Planet’s Ancient Past

We now know that the Earth is around 4.5 billion years old, with the planet’s core being about two years younger due to gravity’s time…
What Neptune and Uranus actually look like is revealed by New Photos

What Neptune and Uranus actually look like is revealed by New Photos

Neptune is well-known for its beautiful blue color and Uranus for its green color, but a new study has discovered that the two ice giants…
How Earth’s New Rubin Observatory will Herald in a New Era of Asteroid Space Expeditions

How Earth’s New Rubin Observatory will Herald in a New Era of Asteroid Space Expeditions

The upcoming Vera C. Rubin Observatory will never leave Earth, but the extremely detailed, “big picture” vision of the cosmos it will provide astronomers could…
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