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Total lunar eclipse March 2025: Live updates

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image: © Canva Pro) The next lunar eclipse will be a total lunar eclipse overnight on March 13-14, 2025. It is the first total lunar eclipse since November 2022. The total lunar eclipse will be visible over North America, […]

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James Webb Space Telescope images bacteria-size dust grains — they’ll likely turn into exoplanets

The image above may look similar to a combat scene in an Avengers movie, but it’s actually a uniquely lit-up view of the dust and gas around a distant newborn star. Captured by the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), this celestial spectacle, known as Herbig Haro 30 or HH 30, highlights a luminous region around

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Huge solar storm in May 2024 spawned 2 new radiation belts around Earth

The temporary belts, one of which still remains, were filled with high-energy electrons and protons and were found by a satellite that came back from the dead. The great solar storm of May 2024, which sparked beautiful auroral displays over much of the world, also created two new radiation belts that were observed with a

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NASA allegedly orders employees to purge workspaces of LGBTQI+ symbols: Report

That crystal charm you have hanging on your office window — the one that disperses sunlight to cast little rainbows across your wall — might catch some side-eye if it were found at NASA’s headquarters in Washington D.C., according to a NASA watchdog report. In fact, it might not be a good idea to bring

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A Woman Has Won the ‘Nobel Prize of Math’ for the First Time Ever

For the first time, one of the world’s most prestigious mathematics prizes was given to a woman.  Karen Uhlenbeck, an emeritus professor of mathematics at the University of Texas at Austin, is the first woman to receive the Abel Prize in mathematics. According to the New York Times, the prize recognises “the basic importance of

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Morgan Freeman Turns His 50-Hectare Ranch Into A Sanctuary To Save Bees

This man never ceases to amaze the world, when it is not with his incredible talent as an actor, his struggle for the care of the planet is also highlighted and now he had his ranch of more than 50 hectares in Mississippi for the creation of a sanctuary that would harbor millions of bees,

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BREAKING: Cambridge Physicists Find Wormhole Proof

University of Cambridge physicists have developed a theoretical foundation for the existence of wormholes, which are pipelines that connect two dissimilar places in space-time. Time travel and instant communication across great distances may become possible if a piece of data or a physical object could pass through the wormhole. This is an Updated Version of

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The Risk of Space Junk Hitting Planes Is Rising in The Era of SpaceX

We’ve yet to see a falling piece of space debris strike an airplane, but if it happens, the consequences would almost certainly be catastrophic – and according to a new study, the danger posed to planes is only rising. The researchers behind the study, from the University of British Columbia in Canada, looked at worldwide flight data

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Polyamory Is On The Rise And Society Should Be More Accommodating, Research Argues

In recent years, polyamory—relationships involving multiple consensual partners—has gained increasing visibility and acceptance. While once considered a niche or even taboo lifestyle, new research suggests that polyamory is on the rise, and society may need to adapt to accommodate this shift. The Growth of Polyamory According to recent studies, a growing number of people are

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The ‘Impossible’ Quantum Space Engine That Breaks Laws Of Physics

A couple of years ago, researchers at NASA’s Johnson Space Center proposed a thruster system which actually generates thrust, despite requiring absolutely no propellant. The implications of this discovery are far-reaching; applications for space flight and other technologies which require propulsion could one day become far cheaper, allowing space exploration to expand exponentially. The existence of this technology

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