The Martian Water: Forms of Water Found on the Red Planet
Mars. The Red planet. Our Sister planet. It’s the one in our Solar system that
Astrophysics
The conundrum of the cold-spot in the relic of Big Bang: Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation
A few weeks back, when my cable operator shut-down my channel subscriptions, I could only
OLDEST STAR-DUST DISCOVERED ON EARTH IN 2020
The grains of dust are even older than our own sun’s formation trapped inside the meteor piece.
How Reinhard Genzel made the Nobel Prize-worthy discovery?
Genzel, along with Andrea, both have one-fourth share of the prize, discovered a supermassive compact object at the center of our Milky Way galaxy.
Exoplanets: The Possible Aliens’ World
The human quest is continuously pulling its threads to make some real breakthroughs and answer our existence’s mysteries.
Pakistani student develops an animation on “Enceladus – Alien Ocean” in collaboration with International University
Syed Muneeb Ali, a student of Physics at Forman Christian College (A Chartered University), Lahore,
A New Phenomenon of Origination of Planets & Stars as “Twins”
The structure is idiosyncratic; A protoplanetary disk with a young ‘star’ hosting detailed rings of planet-forming material.
Hayabusa-2 sample return mission lands in Australian desert
The Japanese spacecraft Hayabusa 2 brings a small cache of asteroid Ryugu’s rocks to the Earth.
Book Review; Islam, Sci-Fic & Extraterrestrial Life by Jörg Matthias Determann
Determann encompasses different concepts of the alien in Muslim societies across the globe, from South Asia to Turkey and Arabia to Africa.
Gravitational-waves, the disturbances in space-time
Many events in the universe are not detectable or unknown to us as they don’t release EM radiation, but now we can study a new phenomenon through the gravity-waves various objects produce.