In a recent study, a computer ran a “machine learning” software program called the Deflector Selector. It was fed millions of simulations of asteroids careening towards Earth. Each one resulted in either the asteroid hitting or missing the Earth.
2004 EW95, an asteroid distant cousins with carbon trace
Astronomers just found a new way to turn up the radio: never mind spinning the volume knob, try spinning an SMBH, a supermassive black hole!
Do you know this phrase? “What goes up must come down”, but have you ever stopped to think about why? The answer is ‘gravity’.
Have you ever had a growth spurt? Maybe you kids have been making regular trips to stores to replace shoes that have become too tight or trousers that are too short?
Nature offers an even more impressive light show. Thanks to Earth’s magnetic fields and the violent explosions of energy on our Sun, we have the “aurora”. And Jupiter has one too!
Life in the Universe doesn’t necessarily mean aliens – it could mean us. WE could be the aliens!
Just like all good stories, the life of a star has a beginning, a middle and an end. But not with this star!
How is it like to live on the moon? check it out!
We can see and feel ripples in the fabric of the Universe itself!