Space

As humanity continues to explore the possibilities of establishing long-term human colonies on Mars, scientists are faced with the challenge of overcoming the planet’s inhospitable environment. With temperatures dropping to an average of -64 degrees Celsius (-85 Fahrenheit), heating up Mars is essential for creating a sustainable habitat for humans. Recent research led by electrical
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When looking at Venus and Earth, it’s hard to believe that they were once considered planetary twins. Their paths diverged drastically, resulting in Earth becoming a flourishing paradise while Venus turned into a hostile inferno. The differences between these two planets go beyond just their appearances, with fundamental variations in their geological structures and evolutionary
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Recently, a Chinese state-backed company made headlines with the launch of its first 18 satellites as part of an ambitious plan to create a vast orbital network to rival Starlink. The company, Shanghai Spacecom Satellite Technology, aims to build a 15,000-strong network of Low Earth Orbit satellites, known as the “Thousand Sails Constellation.” This project
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The Moon, often thought of as a barren and desolate place in space, actually has a thin layer of gasses surrounding it. This layer of gasses, known as the exosphere, has puzzled scientists for quite some time. The lack of a magnetic field around the Moon should have led to the dissipation of this exosphere
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Venus and Mars have long been studied for their unique characteristics, but the outer planets and their moons also hold fascinating secrets. Recent observations from the James Webb Space Telescope have shed light on Ariel, a moon of Uranus, and its potential underground ocean. Ariel, one of Uranus’s five moons, was discovered in 1851 by
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Recent simulations of Mercury’s early years have revealed a fascinating discovery – the possibility of a 15-kilometer thick layer of solid diamond deep within the planet’s core. This hypothetical fortune, nestled between the core and the mantle, sheds light on the planet’s complex internal structure and could provide insights into the development of rocky planets
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