July 11, 2025 at 3:48 pm
The Mini-Moons That Occasionally Travel Alongside The Earth Might Not Be What We Thought
Apparently we (sometimes) have more moons than most people believe.
Apparently we (sometimes) have more moons than most people believe.
This is a very exciting time to be studying black holes.
Having an AI narrow the search for Earth-like planets is invaluable.
The world is not prepared for another Carrington event.
It might not be the answer we were hoping for, but its interesting nonetheless.
Could detecting dark matter be as easy as turning a radio dial?
It may look like just a fuzzy dot of light to us, but there is a lot going on.
The sky from the Martian surface won’t appear entirely alien.
I’d love to see a supermassive blackhole waking up.
This supermassive black hole occurred just 1.5 billion years after the Big Bang.
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