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Aliens Could Not be Little Green Men, They Consume Those Who are Purple: Study

The majority of the planet’s land masses are green, despite the fact that the Earth is sometimes referred to as “the Pale Blue Dot” because of its abundant oceans. Through a process called photosynthesis, plants employ chlorophyll—which reflects green light…

Bioluminescence Originated 540 Million Years Ago in the Abyss

Unsettling lights can still be seen, illuminating the darkness, in the planet’s darkest regions, where the Sun never shines. This is the amazing ability known as bioluminescence, which has independently developed at least 94 times in the history of life…

Voyager-1 Transmits Legible Data from Outer Space Once More

After months of spewing meaningless data, the US space agency reports that the Voyager-1 probe is now again returning useful information to Earth. The NASA spacecraft, which is 46 years old, is the furthest object for humanity. In November, a…

NASA Affirms the Dragonfly Project in Spite of Increased Expenses

Despite the fact that the mission’s cost has increased since NASA decided to pursue it over five years ago, the agency has authorized the trip to Titan, the moon of Saturn, for development. NASA said on April 16 that the…

Solar Power will be Sent to Earth by a Japanese Satellite in 2025

Japan plans to send solar energy from space to Earth in the upcoming year, exactly two years after American engineers accomplished a similar task. As the fight against climate change intensifies, this breakthrough represents a significant step toward the potential…

SpaceX Launches 23 Starlink Spacecraft From Florida

The Starlink launches never seem to stop. Today, April 17, at 5:26 p.m. EDT (2126 GMT), a Falcon 9 rocket carrying 23 of SpaceX’s Starlink broadband satellites took out from NASA’s Kennedy Space Centre in Florida. As scheduled, the first…

NASA Reevaluates its Strategy to Get Rare Mars Samples Back to Earth

However, due to its complexity, cost, and postponed return date—which was initially scheduled for 2031 but was postponed following evaluations by an impartial review board—there have been worries that the program is too cumbersome. The program is at jeopardy due…

A Very “Extreme” Dead Star in the Universe has Suddenly Come Back to Life

The most extreme stars in the cosmos have just become even more startling and enigmatic. When a “dead” neutron star with one of the strongest magnetic fields in the universe suddenly came back to life, scientists were shocked. Reactivating this…

Source of the Brightest Known Light Burst has Been Found by Researchers

However, in the process, scientists have encountered two more significant mysteries, one of which raises questions about the origins of our heavy elements, such as gold. It is now known that the 2022 light burst had an exploding star at…

Uranus and Neptune are Not as Massive as Previously Believed, Study Suggest

The ice giants Neptune and Uranus may not be as wet as originally believed, according to a study. Enormous volumes of frozen methane might possibly be present in them, which could help explain how they formed. The frozen water reserves…

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