Since the dawn of humanity, we’ve asked the biggest question imaginable: Where did everything come from? When you look up at the night sky and see stars scattered like diamond…
Author: Muhammad Tuhin
The Cosmic Ballet: How Galaxies Move Through Space
Far beyond the blue sky, past the twinkling stars that decorate our night, beyond the reach of even the most powerful telescopes, there is a dance that has been unfolding…
Ancient Oxygen Discovery in the Most Distant Galaxy Ever Seen is Rewriting Cosmic History
In a discovery that’s shaking up our understanding of the early universe, two teams of astronomers have independently detected oxygen in the most distant galaxy ever observed—JADES-GS-z14-0. This mind-bending find,…
FAST Discovers an Ancient, Gas-Rich Ultra-Faint Dwarf Galaxy
Imagine peering deep into the cosmos and uncovering a tiny, ancient city, one that has survived billions of years relatively untouched—its secrets locked away in the faint glimmer of its…
Dark Energy Might Be Changing—And It Could Rewrite Our Understanding of the Universe
For decades, scientists have gazed into the vastness of space and wondered about a mysterious force that seems to be pulling the universe apart at an ever-increasing speed. They named…
Neutron Stars: The Most Dense Objects in the Universe
Imagine taking the entire mass of our Sun—around 330,000 times the mass of Earth—and cramming it into a ball the size of a city. Not just any city, but one…
Exploring the Far Side of the Moon: What Lies Beneath?
For as long as humans have tilted their heads to gaze at the night sky, the Moon has been a constant companion—bright, familiar, and strangely comforting. Poets have penned odes…
How Planets Form: From Dust to Worlds
The story of planet formation is one of the most awe-inspiring narratives in the cosmos. Imagine a dark, silent expanse punctuated by cold clouds of gas and dust. Out of…
The Life Cycle of a Supernova: The End of a Star
Stars are often thought of as eternal, glowing beacons of light that twinkle in the night sky. From our vantage point here on Earth, they appear fixed, serene, and unchanging.…
What Happens Inside a Black Hole?
Black holes. Just the words stir up images of dark, monstrous objects in space that consume everything in their path. They’ve inspired science fiction, haunted scientific minds, and left us…
Decoding Starlight: Spectroscopy in Astronomy
For as long as humans have gazed up at the night sky, we’ve been captivated by the stars. Ancient cultures mapped their positions, told myths about their formations, and even…
Jupiter’s Great Red Spot: Storm of the Centuries
Far beyond Earth, across millions of miles of empty space, a world of unimaginable scale and power swirls in the darkness. Jupiter—the King of Planets—holds dominion over the outer solar…
Unlocking the Secrets of Strength: How Scientists Cracked the Code of Networked Materials’ Toughness
From the flexible resilience of a car tire gripping the road to the intricate webbing of a spider’s silk, networked materials are everywhere in our world. These materials—ranging from woven…
The Science Behind the “Pop!” – Cracking Open the Physics of Swing-Top Bottles
There’s something undeniably satisfying about opening a swing-top bottle. That crisp pop, the rush of cool air, and the promise of a refreshing drink inside—it’s an experience that homebrewers and…
The Mpemba Effect: Why Hotter Sometimes Cools Faster — And How Scientists Are Finally Making Sense of It
Imagine two cups of water. One is steaming hot; the other is lukewarm. You place both in a freezer at the same time. Now, which one do you think will…
The Mysterious Blue Lotus: Ancient Egypt’s Sacred Flower, Rediscovered
Few plants are as shrouded in mystery and steeped in ancient lore as the legendary blue lotus of Egypt. Celebrated in myth, ritual, and art, this ethereal water lily, known…
Scientists Witness the Exact Moment DNA Unwinds—Revealing the Nanomachine Powering Life Itself
For the first time in scientific history, researchers have captured the exact instant DNA begins to unravel—an atomic-scale event that marks the genesis of life’s most fundamental process: replication. This…
The Hidden Danger in Our Waters: How Sunlight Supercharges a Potent Greenhouse Gas
When we hear the phrase greenhouse gas, most of us picture carbon dioxide (CO2). It’s the poster child of climate change, the gas we blame for rising temperatures and melting…
Swirling Mysteries at the Heart of the Milky Way: Astronomers Unveil Unexpected Filaments with ALMA’s Vision
Deep in the heart of our galaxy, far beyond the serene skies we gaze upon, lies a region of untamed cosmic fury—the Central Molecular Zone (CMZ). This vast, turbulent expanse…
Stable Megastructures in Binary Star Systems
For over half a century, the concept of megastructures orbiting distant stars has captivated the human imagination. Whether it’s a Dyson sphere harvesting the total energy output of a sun,…