Tag: astrophysics

A New Theory of Dark Matter Based on Webb Observations

A New Theory of Dark Matter Based on Webb Observations

The mysterious substance known as dark matter has puzzled scientists for decades. It makes up approximately 27% of the universe, yet it neither emits nor absorbs light, making it invisible to conventional telescopes. Now, thanks to the unparalleled observational power of the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), a new theory is emerging that could redefine…

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Earth Cannot Be Flat. And Here Is Why

Earth Cannot Be Flat. And Here Is Why

The idea of a flat Earth, while it has gained some attention in recent years, is a notion that contradicts centuries of scientific evidence and observation. From the way we navigate our world to the very principles of physics that govern celestial bodies, there are compelling reasons why Earth must be a sphere rather than…

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Astrology vs Astronomy

Astrology vs Astronomy

Although astrology and astronomy are two very different fields of study, they are often confused due to similar names. It’s not surprising at all because these two concepts were inseparable, only a few short centuries ago. Cultures across the world have always been fascinated by the stars and their patterns. Humanity has always wondered why…

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Growth Disorders of Jupiter

Growth Disorders of Jupiter

Latest research reveals that the growth of Jupiter faced a delay of 2 million years. Jupiter is the largest planet of our solar system. It is the 3rd brightest natural object that we can observe in the night sky. The term ‘gas giant’ is used to refer Jupiter because gases like Hydrogen and Helium constitute…

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A CubeSat Mission will study the Hot Gas surrounding the Milky Way

A CubeSat Mission will study the Hot Gas surrounding the Milky Way

HaloSat will help scientists to understand whether the missing mass of the universe lies inside galactic halos or not. Humanity is exploring every dimension of the universe in order to know more and more about our surroundings. The amount of ‘normal matter’ is very less when compared with the total volume of space around us.…

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