Black holes are known for their destructive behavior but it also a valuable members of our cosmic society
Apr 15th: Born to be Wild
Tag: space scoop
Apr 6th: Mapping the Earth’s Magnetic Crust
Earth is surrounded by a huge cocoon that protects us from the dangerous cosmic radiation and particles that bombard our planet. This cocoon is Earth’s magnetic field.
Mar 31st: Galaxies Spin Faster as They Get Older
Nowadays, outer part of our Galaxy spins faster. But back in the early Universe it would have rotated much more slowly.
Mar 23rd: Saturn’s Rings Are Warm and Fuzzy
Our understanding of Saturn’s rings is still evolving. Check it out!
Mar 16th: Ultracool Dwarf and the Seven Planets
We’ve just found a new stellar system with seven, count em!, seven small, rocky planets.
Mar 9th: A Bridge Between Worlds
Cosmic objects like to travel in groups and we can studying them WITH telescopes is better.
Feb 22nd: How Earth’s Broken Surface Keeps Us Alive
What makes a planet “Earth-like”?
Feb 15th: Not All Those Who Wander Are Lost
It Is rocket science, or science about spacecraft. More about PROCYON and its mission.
Feb 9th: Is the Universe Speeding Away From Us?
Most scientists believe that about 13.82 billion years ago the Universe exploded into existence in what we call the Big Bang. Since then, it has evolved into the place we see today — and it’s still growing!
Feb 2nd: Goodbye From Cassini
It is time for Cassini to say goodbye! But before it ends its mission, it will have a grand finale for us.