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.

A more habitable past than we thought?

A metallic ring weighing over 1,100 pounds crashed near Nairobi, sparking wild theories about its origin. With millions of pieces of space junk orbiting Earth, this incident raises urgent questions about our safety. What does it mean for the future?

NASA’s Curiosity Rover has been exploring Mars since 2012 and, more recently has found evidence of ice-free ancient ponds and lakes on the surface. The rover found small undulations like those seen in sandy lake-beds on Earth. They would have been created by wind-driven water moving back and forth across the surface. The inescapable conclusion … Continue reading “Curiosity Finds Ancient Wave Ripples on Mars”

There is a geographical north pole and a magnetic north pole, the magnetic pole is moving. Scientists have found a new model that has given the observation. Here is why it is important to know it.

This isn’t supposed to be happening.

Earth’s magnetic north pole is on the move again, drifting closer to Siberia with a pace and behavior that have puzzled scientists for decades. Why does this phenomenon matter, and what does it mean for the technology we rely on every day? Recent updates to a critical navigation model shed light on these shifts, but they also raise intriguing questions about Earth’s magnetic field and its future.

“The Hubble tension is now a Hubble crisis.”

The new ability to pinpoint sources of fast radio bursts places one recent burst in a surprising location.

Astronomers have traced a mysterious fast radio burst to an unexpected place — an ancient, massive galaxy far removed from active star formation. This revelation shakes up the conventional wisdom that such cosmic phenomena exclusively arise from younger, star-rich regions, hinting at the unknown