Tag: space-science
China Selects Asteroid Target for Planned Kinetic Impact Mission
China has chosen an asteroid for a kinetic impact mission aimed at planetary defense, aiming to strike it around 2029 following a launch in late 2027.
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New Study Finds Milky Way Embedded in Vast Flat Dark Matter Structure
Researchers reveal the Milky Way and nearby galaxies lie within a massive, pancake-shaped layer of dark matter.
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Scientists Successfully Grow Chickpeas in Simulated Lunar Soil for Space Agriculture Research
Researchers demonstrate the potential of cultivating chickpeas in lunar soil simulants, advancing prospects for extraterrestrial food production.
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Sun Appears as a Giant Smiley Face Observed by Russian Space Researchers
Russian scientists report the Sun recently resembled a giant smiley face roughly 1.5 million kilometers wide, facing Earth directly.
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New Study Reveals Nuclear Explosions Could Safely Deflect Asteroids Threatening Earth
Researchers find asteroids may withstand stronger nuclear blasts than previously believed, supporting safer planetary defense strategies.
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Astronomers Unveil the Mystery Behind Early Universe’s ‘Little Red Dots’
New findings clarify the nature of glowing ‘Little Red Dots’ detected by Webb, challenging previous assumptions about early supermassive black holes.
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Dark Energy Survey Delivers Unmatched Data, Yet Universe’s Secrets Remain Elusive
Nineteen studies from six years of Dark Energy Survey data deepen understanding of cosmic expansion but leave key questions unresolved.
Read MoreLargest Sunspot Cluster of 2025 Dissolves Quietly Without Solar Storm
The biggest sunspot cluster that formed in 2025 has vanished without triggering any major solar storms, according to recent observations.
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