Here are today’s most important updates from the realm of Science and Space. Researchers Detect 'Potentially Habitable' Earth-Like Planet Candidate Kepler Space Telescope, a mission which was designed to survey a portion of the Milky Way galaxy, retired in 2018, but its data continues to surprise the scientists. Recently, astronomers in Australia have identified a potentially habitable Earth-sized planet candidate, HD 137010 b. It is located approximately 150 light-years from Earth. This planet orbits a Sun-like star and is about six per cent larger than Earth, earning it the nickname "where Earth meets Mars" due to its size and distance ...
Here are today’s most important updates from the realm of Science and Space. Frozen and Crimson: What Causes Antarctica’s Blood Waterfall? In Antarctica's McMurdo Dry Valleys, a waterfall pours out bright red water, making the white glacier look stained with blood. This unusual sight is called Antarctica's Blood Falls, and ...
Somewhere between “poke wars” and virtual cupcakes, Facebook turned our teenage awkwardness into product features - and honestly, we let it. 1. The Poke: Prehistoric DM Thirst Before the smooth “DM slide,” there was the poke - an aggressively vague button whose entire job was to annoy, flirt, or confuse, ...
Here are today’s most important updates from the realm of Science and Space. JWST Spots Most Distant Galaxy That Existed 280 Million Years After Big Bang The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has stunned astronomers once again as it has found the most distant galaxy ever observed, named MoM-z14. According ...