Before the stars, before the galaxies, before light itself—there was darkness. The early universe, in its infancy, was a place…
Author: Muhammad Tuhin
Terraforming Mars: Making a Red Planet Green
For centuries, humanity has gazed up at the night sky and wondered if we are alone. Among the distant stars,…
Mysterious Fast Radio Bursts: Signals from Deep Space
For centuries, humans have turned their gaze to the night sky, wondering if we are alone in the vastness of…
The Drake Equation: Estimating Alien Civilizations
For as long as humans have gazed up at the stars, we’ve asked the same questions: Are we alone? Is…
How Big is the Universe? Exploring the Infinite
From the first time humans looked up at the night sky, a question as old as time itself has burned…
Space Weather: How the Sun Affects Our Lives
The Sun is an indispensable part of our daily existence. It fuels the Earth’s ecosystems, provides warmth, and is the…
Chasing Comets: Missions to Ancient Space Travelers
For millennia, comets have captured the human imagination. In ancient times, they were omens, their blazing tails streaking across the…
The Fascinating World of Dwarf Planets
When most people think of the solar system, they picture the grand lineup of planets: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter,…
Can Humans Survive a Journey to Alpha Centauri?
On a clear night, far from the smog and noise of modern cities, a patient stargazer might lift their eyes…
Stellar Nurseries: Where Stars Are Born
Look up on a clear night. Beyond the pinpricks of starlight lies a universe in motion—a vast, cosmic theater where…
How Gravity Shapes the Universe
Imagine standing on a clear night under a sky peppered with stars, the Milky Way stretched across the horizon like…
Mars Rovers: Robotic Explorers of the Red Planet
Ever since humans first gazed up at the night sky, Mars has captivated our imagination. A reddish dot, bright against…
Life on Europa: Oceans Beneath the Ice
Four hundred million miles from Earth, far beyond the warm embrace of the Sun, lies a moon that gleams like…
Cosmic Microwave Background: Echoes of Creation
Imagine standing in the middle of a vast, silent plain, staring up at a sky so ancient it predates the…
James Webb Space Telescope Captures Direct Carbon Dioxide Images in Distant Planetary System HR 8799
The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), humanity’s most powerful eye in space, has just unveiled a groundbreaking achievement: the first…
Astronomers Unveil Colossal Spiral Galaxy From the Early Universe, Defying Cosmic Expectations
In a discovery that’s turning heads and rewriting textbooks, an international team of astronomers has uncovered an enormous spiral disk…
Researchers Control Atomic Ionization Using Optical Vortex Beams
What if we could control one of nature’s most fundamental processes with the twist of a light beam? That’s exactly…
Amplified Spontaneous Emission Discovered in 2D Electron-Hole Plasma
In the fast-evolving world of photonics and optoelectronics, amplified spontaneous emission (ASE) stands out as a fascinating and pivotal phenomenon.…
Ancient Sculptures: More Than Meets the Eye (And Nose!)
When we think of ancient Greek and Roman sculptures, we tend to imagine rows of pristine white marble statues—solemn, timeless,…
Shackles in the Sand: Unearthing the Harsh Truth of Ptolemaic Gold Mining in Ancient Egypt
Deep in Egypt’s Eastern Desert, amid rugged hills and wind-swept ruins, a team of archaeologists has unearthed a chilling link…
First Case of Cinnabar-Stained Teeth Found in Ancient Burial
Imagine uncovering an ancient grave and finding a woman with teeth stained a brilliant red. Not from decay, not from…
Earth-Like Exoplanets: Where Could Humans Live?
Imagine standing on a distant world, the sky above a strange hue—maybe a pale red, or a deeper indigo than…