Earth 2,000 Light Years CLOSER to Supermassive Black Hole & Moving FASTER than Previously Thought
I wonder if this newly discovered information means that we (Earth and our solar system) will be sucked into the black hole before the death of our Sun. via RT: As if 2020 wasn’t ‘unprecedented’ enough, astronomers have learned that Earth is actually 2,000 light years closer to the Sagittarius A* supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky … Continue reading
Our Galaxy has 300 Million Potentially Habitable Planets
Headline Image caption & credit: The Earth is certainly not alone in the cosmos. NASA Ames / W Stenzel A new NASA study has revealed just how many potentially habitable worlds there are in our galaxy. As things stand, the Earth is the only known example of a habitable world in the entire universe – even the other planets in … Continue reading
What If Apophis Hits Us In 2029?
There are millions of asteroids floating in our Solar System. Every year thousands of meteorites weighing about a pound fall on Earth. Usually we don’t see them, because they land in uninhabited forests or the ocean. However, in 2004 scientists discovered a really dangerous asteroid in space weighing more than 20-million-tons or 40-billion-pounds. The first observations show it has a … Continue reading
Massive Black Hole Discovered
Astronomers are always looking at the universe and discovering new planets, stars, and other amazing things that blow our minds. Now scientists have recently found an incredibly bright and mysterious light that is nearly as old as the universe itself! But what is it that they found? And why is the light from this massive object so bright? In 2019, … Continue reading
So Much Universe, So Little Time – The Current Crisis in Cosmology and How We Got Here
In 2019, astrophysics finally admitted it was in a crisis. The universe is apparently older than itself. IF YOU ENJOY THIS SITE PLEASE TELL OTHERS ABOUT US…SHARING IS CARING Start the discussion, leave a comment below
Possible Hint of Life Discovered on Venus
Rafi Letzler LiveScience An unexplained chemical has turned up in the upper atmosphere of Venus. Scientists are tentatively suggesting it could be a sign of life. The unknown chemical is phosphine gas (PH3), a substance that on Earth mostly comes from anaerobic (non-oxygen-breathing) bacteria or “anthropogenic activity” — stuff humans are doing. It exists in the atmospheres of gas giant … Continue reading
We are Fast Approaching a Close Encounter with Mars -The Red Planet
If you don’t think 2020 has been exciting enough, maybe this Mars close approach to Earth in progress might add just a little excitement… via nemesis maturity: Earth and Mars are converging for a close encounter this Fall, one of the best since 2003, and their separation is rapidly shrinking–negative 9 km/s as of Sep. 1st. You are literally approaching … Continue reading
Andromeda Galaxy’s Massive Halo Already ‘Bumping’ into Our Milky Way Galaxy’s
Rob Garner, NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center Phys.org This headline image illustration shows the location of the 43 quasars scientists used to probe Andromeda’s gaseous halo. These quasars–the very distant, brilliant cores of active galaxies powered by black holes–are scattered far behind the halo, allowing scientists to probe multiple regions. Looking through the immense halo at the quasars’ light, the … Continue reading
Our Sun May Have Started Its Life with a Binary Companion
Headline caption: Artist’s conception of a potential solar companion, which theorists believe was developed in the Sun’s birth cluster and later lost. If proven, the solar companion theory would provide additional credence to theories that the Oort cloud formed as we see it today, and that Planet Nine was captured rather than formed in place. Cambridge, MA – A new … Continue reading
Unusual Triple Comet Flying Past the Sun Recorded by NASA Satellite
A solar satellite launched by NASA and the European Space Agency (ESA) spotted a cluster of three comets flying close to the sun. A scientist who analyzed the images stated that the object did not come from a well-known family of comets. The comet cluster was spotted by the Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO), a robotic satellite launched by NASA … Continue reading
