World Magnetic Model gets its first update since 2020

Result “challenges existing theories that tie FRB origins to phenomena in star-forming galaxies.”…

General Atomics has tested a thermal propulsion reactor fuel at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center

A groundbreaking scientific update has revealed that Earth’s magnetic north pole is on the move again, drifting closer to Siberia

Astronomers have discovered record-breaking supersonic winds on the distant exoplanet WASP-127b, clocking in at a staggering 33,000 km/h. These findings, made with ESO’s Very Large Telescope, reveal the most extreme jet streams ever recorded and shed light on the complex weather systems of alien worlds. What does this discovery mean for the future of exoplanet research?

Scientists found winds on WASP-127b moving at 33,000 km/h. These are the fastest jetstream winds ever recorded on any planet

Powerful weather, 520 light-years away.

What if everything you learned in school about Earth’s continents was wrong? New research has shaken the foundation of geography, suggesting that the planet might have just six continents, not seven. Even more shocking? North America and Europe might still be connected. This discovery challenges centuries of scientific understanding and raises jaw-dropping questions about our planet’s past.