On December 18, skywatchers have a gentle yet captivating reason to look up. The Moon and Mercury appear close together in the sky, forming a graceful alignment that brings together Earth’s familiar companion and the solar system’s smallest planet. While not dramatic or flashy, this quiet pairing offers a peaceful stargazing experience that reminds us… Read More »
A Girl Who Turned a Childhood Dream Into a Life Mission Alyssa Carson is a name that has become closely linked with one bold idea: humans living and working on Mars. From a very young age, she set her sights on space and never looked back. While many children dream of becoming astronauts, Alyssa… Read More »
Comae Berenicids Meteor Shower Peak: What to Expect on December 16 Every December, skywatchers focus on famous meteor showers like the Geminids, but there is another, much quieter celestial event worth knowing about — the Comae Berenicids meteor shower. This lesser-known shower reaches its peak on December 16, offering a subtle yet peaceful stargazing… Read More »
Elon Musk has never been known for thinking small. From electric cars to reusable rockets, his ideas often sound impossible—until they start becoming reality. Now, the SpaceX founder has set his sights on the boldest goal yet: building a self-sustaining human city on Mars by the year 2050. Musk believes humanity must become… Read More »
🌕 The Wolf Moon: Welcoming the First Full Moon of 2025 As the new year unfolds, the night sky offers a quiet yet powerful spectacle—the Wolf Moon, the first full moon of 2025, rising on January 3rd. This luminous event marks not only the year’s first full moon but also the first notable celestial moment… Read More »
In a remarkable leap forward for regenerative medicine, scientists have successfully grown a functioning kidney in a laboratory and transplanted it into a living rat. The achievement, led by a research team at Massachusetts General Hospital, is being hailed as one of the most promising steps yet toward solving the global shortage of donor organs.… Read More »
A groundbreaking new study in Current Biology has reshaped our understanding of ancient human history, highlighting the Ayta Magbukon people of the Philippines as carriers of the highest known levels of Denisovan DNA in the world. This discovery adds an exciting new chapter to the story of human migration, evolution, and the deep genetic connections… Read More »
A large horseshoe-shaped coronal hole has rotated into view on the Sun and is now directly facing Earth. This opening in the Sun’s outer atmosphere is allowing a stream of high-speed solar wind to escape into space — and that stream is heading our way. Coronal holes are not actual holes, but regions where… Read More »
A major new scientific study has found that adults who received mRNA COVID‑19 vaccines were significantly less likely to die from any cause over four years compared with those who remained unvaccinated. The study, published in the medical journal JAMA Network Open, followed almost 28 million adults in France and provides one of the most… Read More »
The NASA mission Artemis II is set to mark humanity’s return to the Moon after more than half a century a bold leap toward establishing a long‑term presence on and around our lunar neighbour. What is Artemis II? Artemis II is the first crewed mission under NASA’s Artemis program. Four astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor… Read More »