Spectacular Image of Light Bending through Space Captured by Hubble Telescope
Scientists exploring the origins of the universe have photographed a cluster of galaxies six billion light years away – and the result is more than a little mind-bending. Researchers working on Frontier Fields, a project aimed at gathering the earliest images of the cosmos, have used the Hubble telescope to capture images of Abell 370 and the distant field of … Continue reading
Are There Remnants of Ancient Civilizations Out There in Our Solar System?
The search for life in the Universe takes many paths. There’s SETI, or the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence, which is searching for signals from a distant ancient civilization. There’s the exploration of our own Solar System, on Mars, or underneath the subsurface oceans of Europa and Enceladus, to see if life can be anywhere there’s liquid water and a source … Continue reading
Genetically Engineered ‘Star Trek-Type Beings’ Will Colonize Mars
The way to the Red Planet and other mysterious worlds is being inspired by the villainous Khan from the blockbuster films, according to new research. The use of stem cell technology may mean the difference between life and death on any attempt to travel beyond Earth into the wilderness of space. So the first person to walk on Mars is … Continue reading
Black Holes ARE Weird But WHITE HOLES Are More Weird, May Be ‘SPEWING Matter From Another Universe’
What scientists do know about black holes is that they are a point in space where the gravity is so intense that not even light can escape – meaning that they are impossible to see, even with modern technology. While nothing in regards to black holes is currently certain, experts believe that once information is inside a black hole, it … Continue reading
Comet Johnson Joins the Growing List of Visible Comets
Another binocular comet? You better believe it. Comet Johnson takes center stage at nightfall this month and next. Nothing against Giacobini, Kresak, Mrkos, and Pajdusakova, but this is one comet name I can pronounce with confidence. Even better, it’s been humming along very well, thank you, while waiting for its turn at center stage. At magnitude +8.5, Comet Johnson (C/2015 … Continue reading
Nearby Young Sun with a Solar System that Appears to be Very Much Like Ours Discovered
Analyzing distant solar systems can tell us more about our own. A young solar system located a mere 10 light years away appears to be remarkably similar to our own. Discovered recently in the constellation Eradinus, the solar system surrounding the star Epsilon Eridani is not only very similar to our own but is also the closest known solar system … Continue reading
Cassini Survives Saturn Plunge Returns Spectacular Images
NASA’s Cassini spacecraft has captured a series of impressive new photos during its death-defying dive. The risky manoeuver, which saw the probe fly through the 1,500-mile-wide gap between Saturn and its innermost ring, was undertaken last week as part of the mission’s “grand finale”. The signal indicating that Cassini had survived was picked up by NASA’s Deep Space Network Goldstone … Continue reading
Goldilocks Returns: New Scientific and Astronomical Discoveries Discussed
By staff writer Roger Conner BENDEDREALITY.COM – April 2017 The purpose of this article is to update some of the new discoveries in science and astronomy, which may be shocking. A major change, which has occurred within the last few years, is the fact that virtually every scientist and astronomer accepts the fact that this universe was created by God. … Continue reading
No Oxygen? No Problem! Mars’ Volcanoes May Have Created Conditions Ripe for Life
New research suggests an oxygen-rich atmosphere might not be so crucial for the emergence of life after all. Considering the size and number of volcanos on the Red Planet, volcanic activity there has arguably been the determining factor for conditions on Mars. At least, that is what a new study published in the journal Icarus by a joint team of … Continue reading
NASA’s Cassini Spacecraft Captures Sobering Image of Earth A BILLION Miles Away
NASA’s Cassini spacecraft captured an incredible final image of Earth from a billion miles away during its orbit of Saturn’s rings. The space probe was facing Earth’s Southern Atlantic Ocean, some 870 million miles (1.4 billion km) away, when the image of was captured on April 12, says NASA. See that dot between #Saturn's rings? That's us. All of us, … Continue reading
