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ESA’s JUICE Probe Completes Venus Flyby on Long Journey to Jupiter
The European Space Agency’s Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (JUICE) has taken another crucial step in its ambitious mission.
SpaceX’s Crew-10 Completes Successful Return After Five Months in Orbit
After nearly five months aboard the International Space Station (ISS), SpaceX’s Crew-10 astronauts safely returned to Earth on Saturday, August 9.
Cracking the Code of Lightning: Scientists Uncover What Really Sparks a Strike
What exactly triggers lightning in the first place? Now, an international team of scientists believes they finally have the answer.
Could the Universe Die in Just 33 Billion Years?
Recent astronomical findings are sparking bold new theories about the ultimate fate of the cosmos.
July 2025 Night Sky: Buck Moon, Planetary Alignments, and Celestial Highlights
July 2025 offers a celestial spectacle for skywatchers, featuring the luminous Buck Moon and captivating planetary alignments. Here’s your guide to the month’s astronomical events.
New Metamaterial Emits Infrared Light Better Than It Absorbs It
A physics breakthrough that turns up the heat - literally.
Oldest Galaxy Ever Found Reveals New Clues About the Early Universe
The quest to peer deeper into the cosmos has yielded a groundbreaking milestone: a newly discovered galaxy, named MoM z14.
A Leap in Battery Innovation: Unprecedented Ion Conductivity Achieved with New Material
In a major breakthrough for energy storage technology, researchers have developed a new material that exhibits record-setting lithium-ion conductivity.
The Moon and Spica Share the Sky in a Celestial Dance on May 9
On the evening of May 9, stargazers around the world will be treated to a breathtaking astronomical event.
Earth’s Changing Canvas: 50 Years of Climate Transformation Seen from Space
In 1972, the Apollo 17 crew captured a photograph that would become one of the most iconic images ever taken: the “Blue Marble.” This full