There Are Many Theories As To The basis Of The Universe But It May Actually Be INFORMATION, NOT Energy or Matter
There are lots of theories on what are the basis of the universe is. Some physicists say its subatomic particles. Others believe its energy or even space-time. One of the more radical theories suggests that information is the most basic element of the cosmos. Although this line of thinking emanates from the mid-20th century, it seems to be enjoying a … Continue reading
Brutal VENUS Forces NASA to Develop a ‘Clockwork’ Probe
The atmospheric conditions on Venus are so hostile that NASA’s next probe may use a mechanical computer. With surface temperatures exceeding 860 degrees and crushing atmospheric pressures that are more than 100 times those found on the Earth, Venus is an extremely inhospitable place to go exploring. Previous efforts by Russia to land probes on its surface in the 1970s … Continue reading
Study Reveals Our Milky Way Galaxy Contains A Massive Amount of Black Holes
Black holes are surprisingly common. A new study has revealed that there are actually tens of millions of black holes in our own galaxy alone. Few cosmic phenomena remain as frightening and mysterious as black holes – regions of space in which the gravitational pull is so great that nothing, not even light itself, can escape. Exactly how many of … Continue reading
Did NASA Satellite Capture Image of Mysterious Black Planet ‘Rahu’ Behind the Sun?
Whether this is the planet ‘Rahu’ or not there is definitely something there, exactly what it is remains a mystery for now! Lasco satellite has been known to show strange objects (possibly planets) in the past, only to be dismissed by NASA as camera glitches or the like. via ufosightingshotspot Could it be the black sun ‘Rahu’? According to ancient … Continue reading
Snow Flurries on Mars? According to Study, Micro-Snow May Be Common on Red Planet
Contrary to what scientists expected, it could actually snow on Mars, according to a study published today in the Nature Geoscience journal. The red planet, with an atmosphere 100 times thinner than Earth’s, appears to be dusty and arid. However, scientists believe that Mars’ climate used to resemble that of earth’s — complete with fluffy clouds and liquid water. In … Continue reading
Here’s How the Solar Eclipse Looked From Space
The Moon’s shadow could be seen from the International Space Station. NASA and other agencies have been posting up photographs and videos of yesterday’s total solar eclipse. As the sky darkened across the United States yesterday, millions of people, including President Donald Trump and his family, turned out to watch. While undeniably impressive from the ground, the spectacle was also … Continue reading
Study Finds Ancient Venus May Have Had an Ocean of Water
We often hear of theories that Mars may once have had oceans of water and possibly supported life in the past but Venus with its ‘hellish’ temperatures and toxic air/atmosphere is never considered as a planet that may have had similar environment as Earth or Mars but this new study seems to indicate that that just might have been the … Continue reading
5 Facts To Know About the August 21st Total Solar Eclipse
The countdown to a rare celestial spectacle is on. On August 21st, people within the “path of totality,” a 70-mile wide swath of land stretching from Oregon to South Carolina (14 states in all), will witness a total solar eclipse. The shadow of the moon will start in the Pacific ocean and travel at Mach 1.5 speeds across the continental U.S., creating … Continue reading
Brrr? How Much Can Temperatures Drop During a Total Solar Eclipse?
During the total solar eclipse on Aug. 21, 2017, the moon will completely cover the disk of the sun from Oregon to South Carolina. During this period of “totality,” eclipse observers will likely report feeling a sudden drop in temperature. Just how much does the mercury drop during this celestial event? During the total solar eclipse on Dec. 9, 1834, … Continue reading
The PATH OF TOTALITY, Solar Eclipse Experience Described
WHY GO TO THE PATH OF TOTALITY? On Aug. 21, 2017, every square inch of the USA will experience a solar eclipse. In most places, the eclipse will be partial–that is, the Moon will cross the sun off-center leaving a crescent shaped portion of the solar disk exposed. Is it really worth the trip to the path of totality when … Continue reading
