Astronomers Discover Nearby Planet That’s Almost as Old as the Universe
“There could even be alien civilizations that have existed for longer than our entire solar system.” via Unexplained-Mysteries Astronomers have identified a nearby extrasolar world that is not only terrestrial in nature, but also ancient. Situated a mere 280 light years from the Earth in orbit around the orange dwarf TOI-561 – one of our galaxy’s oldest stars – this … Continue reading
What Would Happen If 1 mm Sized Black Holes Appear on Earth?
‘If a black hole visits us, the solar system would have a bad day’… IF YOU ENJOY THIS SITE PLEASE TELL OTHERS ABOUT US…SHARING IS CARING Start the discussion, leave a comment below
What Would a Moonless Earth Be Like?
SciShow Space takes to you a world where the night is always dark, the tides are paltry — and the days are only 8 hours long. See how different Earth would be if there were no moon! IF YOU ENJOY THIS SITE PLEASE TELL OTHERS ABOUT US…SHARING IS CARING Start the discussion, leave a comment below
Young Ravens are as Intelligent as Adult Apes
Scientists have revealed that four-month-old ravens possess a remarkably high level of animal intelligence. Members of the corvid family, which include ravens, crows and jays, have long been known to possess a remarkable level of intelligence with the capacity to remember human faces, solve puzzles, navigate complex environments and even hold funerals for their own dead. Now a new study … Continue reading
Mars’ Poles Moving Around Due to Mysterious ‘Wobble’
Like a teetering top, Mars refuses to rotate on a straight axis. By Brandon Specktor Vvia livescience The Red Planet is wiggling and wobbling as it spins, research in the journal Geophysical Research Letters confirms, and astronomers have no idea why. Like a toy top that teeters as it loses speed, the poles of Mars are wandering ever-so-slightly away from … Continue reading
Harvard Professor Says ‘Oumuamua Was Alien Tech’
Is this his genuine belief, or just a strategy to cash in? But what if he is genuine in the belief, and what if he is right?!! via unexplained-mysteries: A Harvard University professor of astronomy believes that the visiting space rock was actually built by aliens. The 400-meter-long object, which flew past our planet back in October 2017, became the … Continue reading
Was 2020 a Simulation? (Science & Math of the Simulation Theory)
There are scientists right now who are working on experiments to answer the question – are we living in a simulation? This future science short video documentary breaks down and explains the simulation theory. Along with why people such as Elon Musk believe in the theory, and is even funding work in the area. We also take a look at … Continue reading
Strange Signal Detected Coming from our Closest Neighboring Star
Only four light years away, and it’s about the same size as Earth… and now we get a mystery signal, so aliens? By Jon Fingas via Yahoo News Astronomers have encountered a mystery surprisingly close to Earth. The Guardian and Scientific American have learned that Breakthrough Listen astronomers using the Parkes telescope in Australia discovered a strange radio signal coming … Continue reading
Radiation from Wireless Devices May Cause Breast Cancer, According to New Study
By Dafna Tachover via Children’s Health Defense A meta-analysis of eight studies reveals that exposure to radiation from cell phones, iPads and laptops significantly increases the risk of breast cancer, especially for women over 50. A new meta-analysis study reveals that exposure to radiation from wireless devices such as cell phones, iPads and laptops significantly increases the risk of breast … Continue reading
Astronomers Discover a “Twin” Planet to the Mysterious, Long-Predicted Planet Nine
By NICOLE KARLIS via Salon.com Of all the planets that humans have discovered in other solar systems, most of them orbit close and tight to their parent star. That’s partially due to the selection effect: the easiest-to-spot exoplanets (meaning a planet outside of our solar system) are those that are close enough to their star (or stars). Hence, finding a … Continue reading
