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The 12 biggest space stories of 2025 — according to you

Cosmic Highlights of 2025: The Space Stories That Enthralled Us This Year

Sumi

Unexpected Twists in Our Cosmic Neighborhood (Image Credits: Upload.wikimedia.org) Throughout 2025, astronomers and space observers worldwide witnessed a cascade of revelations that reshaped understandings of the universe, from distant explosions to nearby orbital tensions. Unexpected Twists in Our Cosmic Neighborhood A repeating gamma-ray burst captured attention early in the year when astronomers detected GRB 250702BDE, ...

Sun news: Sun activity jumps up to high levels

Solar Shockwave: Powerful Flare Lights Up the Sun at Year’s End

Sumi

A Powerful Eruption Emerges (Image Credits: Upload.wikimedia.org) On December 27, 2025, the Sun unleashed a potent M5 solar flare, underscoring a period of elevated activity that has captivated space weather experts. A Powerful Eruption Emerges The M5.1 flare peaked early that morning at around 01:50 UTC, originating from a newly identified active region near the ...

Dark matter may be made of pieces of giant, exotic objects — and astronomers think they know how to look for them

Fragments of Ancient Cosmic Giants: Astronomers’ Plan to Detect Dark Matter’s True Nature

Sumi

The Persistent Mystery of Dark Matter (Image Credits: Cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net) Dark matter, the invisible scaffold holding galaxies together, has long eluded direct observation, prompting scientists to explore unconventional origins for this cosmic puzzle. The Persistent Mystery of Dark Matter Evidence for dark matter first emerged decades ago through observations of galactic rotation curves, where stars orbited ...

Space ground fluid AI framework targets satellite powered 6G edge intelligence

Satellites as AI Powerhouses: Transforming 6G Networks with AI Intelligence

Sumi

The Push Toward 6G’s Integrated Future (Image Credits: Unsplash) As the world edges closer to the rollout of sixth-generation wireless networks, researchers have unveiled a groundbreaking approach that positions satellites not just as signal relays, but as dynamic hubs for artificial intelligence processing. The Push Toward 6G’s Integrated Future Experts have long anticipated that 6G ...

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The Foxes That Keep Urban Rodents in Check

Suhail Ahmed

Across city alleys, train embankments, and pocket parks, a quiet predator is reshaping the nightly balance of power. Urban foxes – red foxes in many regions, kit foxes and gray foxes in others – have learned to thrive where concrete meets crabgrass, and their presence is changing how rats and mice move, feed, and breed. ...

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10 Astronomical Events That Changed Our Understanding of the Universe

Suhail Ahmed

  Not so long ago, the universe was a quiet backdrop in our textbooks: stars burned, planets orbited, and space felt like an empty stage. Then a handful of astronomical events ripped that stage wide open, revealing a universe that is violent, quantum-strange, and stitched together by invisible forces we’re only beginning to grasp. From ...

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7 Animals With Cooling Tricks Stranger Than Air-Conditioners

Suhail Ahmed

Heat is no longer background noise; it’s the headline. As global temperatures climb and cities swelter, our machines groan and our bills spike, yet wildlife keeps its cool with effortless precision. This isn’t magic – it’s millions of years of field-tested engineering hidden in fur, feathers, and fractal skin. Today’s mystery is simple but delicious: ...

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Why No Scientific Model Can Fully Explain What It Feels Like to Be You

Suhail Ahmed

  Science has mapped your genes, scanned your brain in glowing colors, and tracked your heartbeat down to the millisecond – yet it still cannot answer a deceptively simple question: what does it actually feel like to be you, from the inside. For more than a century, researchers have tried to translate the first‑person world ...

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10 Incredible Ways Plants Defend Themselves from Danger

Suhail Ahmed

  They cannot run, scream, or swat away an attacker, yet plants survive in a world full of teeth, toxins, and plagues. For decades, many biologists quietly treated plants as passive scenery in the grand drama of life, but that view has unraveled as new research reveals just how aggressively green organisms fight back. From ...