Mars, once a water-rich world, lost the vast majority of its atmosphere and surface water billions of years ago, a transition scientists attribute to a combination of solar wind stripping and localized climate phenomena. New research indicates that while global atmospheric loss has long been the primary focus, localized dust storms play a critical, previously … Read more
The scientific consensus regarding the Earth’s position within the solar system remains unchanged, despite recent online reports suggesting the planet no longer orbits the Sun. According to official data from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), Earth continues to travel in an elliptical orbit around the Sun at an average speed of approximately 67,000 … Read more
A discarded Falcon 9 rocket stage is currently on a trajectory that will result in a collision with the moon, according to orbital tracking data provided by independent researchers and confirmed by astronomical monitoring networks. The object, identified as a second-stage booster from a 2015 mission, is expected to impact the lunar surface on August … Read more
The possibility that Earth and Venus share an ancient, biological connection has long captivated the scientific community. Recent theoretical research exploring the mechanisms of panspermia—the hypothesis that life exists throughout the Universe, distributed by space dust, meteoroids, and asteroids—has reignited discussions regarding whether our planet may have acted as a biological donor to its neighbor. … Read more
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Beneath our feet, nearly 6,400 kilometers (3,977 miles) down, Earth’s core burns with a heat so intense it defies everyday experience. This molten heart—composed of iron and nickel at temperatures hotter than the surface of the Sun—powers the planet’s magnetic field, fuels volcanic eruptions, and drives the movement of continents. Yet measuring this hidden furnace … Read more
PT Astra International Tbk (ASII) announced significant changes to its leadership during its Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (RUPS) held on Thursday, April 23, 2026. Rudy, previously serving as Vice President Director, was appointed as the new President Director, succeeding Djoni Bunarto Tjondro in the role. The appointment was formally approved by shareholders during the … Read more
San Francisco, CA – Concerns about a potential impact between the Moon and asteroid 2024 YR4 have been alleviated, according to recent observations from the European Space Agency (ESA) and NASA. Initially flagged as a potentially hazardous near-Earth object, the asteroid, estimated to be approximately 60-100 meters in diameter, sparked worry due to a calculated, … Read more
Rare Planetary Collision Observed, Offering Clues to Earth’s Formation In a stunning celestial event, astronomers have directly observed the collision of two planets orbiting a star 11,000 light-years from Earth. The dramatic impact, detected through unusual fluctuations in the light emitted by the star Gaia20ehk, provides a rare glimpse into the violent processes that shape … Read more
Berlin, Germany – We know the story of the dinosaurs’ demise: a catastrophic asteroid impact some 66 million years ago. But the question of how these magnificent creatures rose to dominate the Earth for over 180 million years remains a captivating puzzle for paleontologists. Recent discoveries, like that of Lewisuchus admixtus, a reptile that lived … Read more
Hidden Depths: Earth’s Core May Hold a Vast Reservoir of Water The Earth continues to reveal its secrets, and a recent study suggests one of the most profound yet: our planet’s core may be a significant reservoir of water, potentially holding the equivalent of nine to 45 global oceans. This isn’t water as we know … Read more