In a decade defined by big bets and bigger questions, NASA’s Artemis campaign is the boldest wager America has placed on the Moon since Apollo. The problem is simple enough to state and astonishingly hard to solve: can we learn to live, work, and do science in deep space for months at a time, far ...
The universe isn’t quiet; it rumbles in slow motion. When two galaxies drift close, gravity turns a gentle approach into an epic, multi‑billion‑year embrace. Astronomers have watched this drama unfold in snapshots – arcs of starlight, shredded gas, and ghostly streams that look like ripples frozen in time. The mystery is simple to ask and ...
For years, textbooks painted the first stars as cosmic blowtorches – monstrously hot, lighting up the dark with ferocious energy. But a puzzling radio whisper from deep time suggests a quieter beginning, a chillier dawn that defies expectations. The mystery pivots on a faint hydrogen signal, stretched by the universe’s expansion and now echoing in ...
New James Webb Telescope data reveals tantalizing hints of biological activity on a distant water world but scientists urge cautious optimism. A Whisper From 120 Light-Years Away The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has detected what may be the most promising evidence yet for extraterrestrial life: “This isn’t just another blip it’s a siren call ...
Suhail Ahmed
Suhail Ahmed
