Astronomers Discover That Something is Pushing Our Galaxy From Behind
What causes some galaxies to speed along faster than others? The answer, it turns out, is nothing. Cathal O’Connell reports. Astronomers have finally discovered why the Milky Way is barrelling through space faster than the universe’s rate of expansion. It is being pushed from behind by an enormous void dubbed the “dipole repeller”. The work, published today in Nature Astronomy, … Continue reading
NASA Researching Link Between Solar Storms and Sea Animal Deaths
The last year was a gruesome one for marine life around the world. In nearly every continent, unexplained mass deaths of sea creatures occurred, littering the world’s beaches with stinking, half-rotted corpses. While a variety of causes and, of course, climate change have been cited, no official explanation has been put forward for this recent string of mysterious marine die-offs. … Continue reading
New Mars Discovery Baffles Scientists, Suggests Liquid Water Impossible – Ice, Ice Maybe
A Mars rover has caused new confusion over theories about water on Mars after studying rocks which appear to both prove and disprove current ideas about liquid on the red planet’s surface. For ancient Mars to accommodate water, conditions on the surface of the Red Planet would have had to be much warmer than today and with greater carbon dioxide … Continue reading
GREEN COMET 45P Approaching Earth
A small comet named “45P/Honda-Mrkos-Pajdusakova” (45P for short) is approaching Earth. At closest approach on Feb. 11th, the comet will be 7.4 million miles from our planet, visible in binoculars and small telescopes. This is what it looks like: Michael Jäger of Stixendorf, Austria, took the picture on Dec. 31, 2016, just as the comet was swinging around the sun … Continue reading
Twin Astronaut Experiment Yields Unexpected Results
Astronaut Scott Kelly spent 340 days aboard the space station while his identical twin brother remained on Earth. This extended stint in space gave scientists at NASA a unique opportunity to study what impact space travel has on the human body by comparing the health of both twins before Scott Kelly traveled to the International Space Station and then again … Continue reading
Galaxy-Sized Lenses Confirm it: The Universe is Expanding Faster than We Ever Expected
Physics can’t explain it. By measuring the way light bends around distant galaxies, a group of astronomers have verified earlier findings that our Universe is not only getting bigger, but expanding at a rate much faster than previously thought. The only problem is, these new calculations don’t match the estimates made by previous observations, which suggests that either something is … Continue reading
Astronomer Predicts Piece of Planet X Will Hit Earth in February
NASA astronomers reported earlier this year that a large mysterious object, which they named 2016 WF9, that has both the characteristics of an asteroid and a comet is heading towards Earth but will pass our planet harmlessly sometime in late February. NASA is lying through its teeth. It is not conceivable that they do not know the truth. We have … Continue reading
Stellar Collision: A New Star Will Be Visible on Earth
“If the prediction is correct, then for the first time in history, parents will be able to point to a dark spot in the sky and say, ‘Watch, kids, there’s a star hiding in there, but soon it’s going to light up.’” Calvin College Dean Matt Walhout touted the discovery by one of his professors in a press release. Coming … Continue reading
The Sun May Be Busting Asteroids into Tiny Pieces
While NASA struggles to find ways to destroy asteroids and meteors before they crash into the Earth, the Sun is doing its part by ripping asteroids apart at their cosmic seams and casting their tiny pieces into the solar wind. Should NASA try bumping space objects into a tight solar orbit so they get bumped off by the Sun? Here’s … Continue reading
Planet X Expert Predicts World-Ending Collision in 2017
Editor’s Forewarning: I have to warn that this article (not written by us) is a lightly disguised ‘beat down’/disection of David Meade and his ‘credentials’ so for those who can’t deal with that you may want to skip this article but I would say you should still read it so you get a different perspective on things and also to … Continue reading
