Space
This Musician Makes Songs From Outer Space Data
Matt Russo, a musician and lecturer at the University of Toronto, converts astronomical data into musical compositions on his website, SYSTEM Sounds.
A Weird Debate Online Looks Into Whether a Single Cheeto Could Destroy the ISS
A user who claims to be part of the team that designed the International Space Station thinks that the Cheeto might break a solar cell or two if it were to collide with the station.
The UK Is Developing Nuclear-Powered Space Exploration for Faster Mars Trips
The UK Space Agency and Rolls-Royce are teaming up to hopefully get humankind deeper into space.
Samosa Bound for Space Crash-Landed in France (We Can Explain)
Niraj Gadher from Bath, U.K., launched a samosa into space, only to have to ask a stranger to rescue it when it reappeared 300 miles away.
Scientists Found a Raging Galactic Core From Near the Beginning of Time
The active galactic nucleus is powered by a supermassive black hole and was spotted just 670 million years after the Big Bang, making it the most distant quasar ever discovered.
Scientists May Have Detected a Signal That Could Change Astronomy Forever
Scientists think they may have spied the universe's "gravitational wave background" after more than a decade of searching.
A Blue UFO Was Spotted in Hawaii on New Year’s Eve
No word yet on what the object was, but it’s definitely a fitting start to 2021
Three Countries Will Attempt Mars Landings in 2021
With UAE’s Hope Probe, China’s Tianwen-1, and NASA’s Perseverance Probe hoping to get to Mars, the red planet is looking like the most coveted destination for a space odyssey in 2021.
Harvard’s Top Astronomer Believes Aliens Tried to Contact Us in 2017
In his new book, Dr. Avi Loeb argues ‘Oumuamua, which passed by Earth in 2017, wasn’t a comet but rather alien technology.
Emergency COVID Stimulus Will Likely Reveal UFO Documents
Within the 5,600-page bill was legislation to legitimize the Intelligence Authorization Act, and it passed.
Two Indian Students Discover Six Preliminary Asteroids in Worldwide Search Campaign
The discoveries were among 27 preliminary asteroids found by students across the globe as part of the Kalam Centre Asteroid Search Campaign.
Why We Need Quantum Tech In Space to Fight Climate Change
Classical Earth observations are reaching their limit, so scientists are probing fundamental physics in space to understand our planet's complexity.