Long before Earth formed its first oceans, long before Saturn donned its icy rings, and long before life flickered into being on a tiny blue planet, the solar system was…
Author: Muhammad Tuhin
Hubble Captures a 19.5-Billion-Light-Year-Old Einstein Ring
The cosmos, with all its grandeur and mystery, occasionally bends to our curiosity — quite literally. The Hubble Space Telescope, a joint marvel of NASA and ESA, has delivered yet…
Starlight Silhouettes Reveal Hidden Satellite Shapes in Earth Orbit
The sky above us is not empty. Thousands of satellites circle Earth in low Earth orbit (LEO), some dutifully beaming down communications or Earth observation data, others drifting as defunct…
The Mystery of Puli: Chasing Ghosts Among the Stars with Transit Timing Variations
In the quiet reaches of the sky, in a constellation quaintly known as Canes Venatici—the Hunting Dogs—two celestial bodies move in a rhythmic cosmic dance. One is a modest star…
The NASA Robots That Could Run the Space Station One Day
Floating inside the International Space Station (ISS), where every inch of space counts and every astronaut’s time is precious, a cube-shaped robot whirs quietly to life. Its name is Astrobee—a…
Cosmic Ghostly Glows: Scientists Discover Hidden Pulsars Through Mysterious TeV Halos
Pulsars have long captured the imagination of astronomers, not just because of their extreme nature but because of the uncanny regularity of their signals—blinking cosmic beacons spinning in deep space.…
What Happened to the Water on Mars? Two Graduate Students Just Solved a Major Piece of the Puzzle
Imagine Mars not as the dusty, desolate orb we know today, but as a world veined with rivers, marbled with oceans, and streaked with rain-slicked valleys. Three to four billion…
Secrets in the Starlight: Astronomers Unveil the Mysteries of the Chemically Peculiar Star HD 72968
In the silent vastness of space, most stars quietly follow the expected script: they burn, age, and eventually fade according to well-understood physical laws. But then there are the rebels—stars…
X-Ray Silence from Ancient Galaxies Deepens a Cosmic Mystery
In the depths of space, the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) opens its golden eye, not merely to look at stars and galaxies, but to peer into time itself. More…
Scientists Unveil the Hidden Heart of the Milky Way in Stunning 3D Detail
Earth, our pale blue dot adrift in the great cosmic sea, resides in a relatively quiet neighborhood—roughly 26,000 light-years from the chaotic, brilliant heart of the Milky Way. There, at…
Astronomers Plan Moon-Based Telescope to Unveil the Universe’s Forgotten Era
As humanity sets its sights back on the Moon, the focus isn’t solely on dusty footprints and flags. This time, the lunar surface may serve as a springboard to the…
Whales Give Birth in the Cold as Calving Expands Beyond the Tropics
For decades, the story of humpback whale migration has been told like a grand, unchanging epic: colossal creatures, bloated with blubber from months of gorging on Antarctic krill, begin their…
Scientists Reawaken a 20-Million-Year-Old Mystery in Whale Evolution
In the sun-bleached badlands of Argentine Patagonia, where desert winds slice across ancient stone and the bones of giants sleep beneath the dust, a mystery has stirred. After more than…
Scientists Discover Genetic Enhancer That Helped Shape the Human Mind
The human brain—our species’ crowning biological achievement—is an intricate cathedral of thought, memory, and imagination. Among its most awe-inspiring structures is the cerebral cortex, a folded expanse of gray matter…
Why Walking 10,000 Steps a Day Works
Imagine a habit so simple, so ancient, and so universally accessible that it requires no equipment, no membership, and no special training—just your feet. Now imagine this habit being one…
Yoga for Beginners: Health Benefits and Simple Poses
In a world brimming with distractions and demands, it’s easy to forget that peace can be found not in escape, but in presence. For thousands of years, people have turned…
What Happens to Your Body When You Stop Exercising
You’ve been doing well—walking regularly, hitting the gym, maybe even waking up early to squeeze in yoga or a run. Then life throws a curveball. A vacation, an injury, a…
How Exercise Boosts Your Mood and Brain Power
When most people think of exercise, they think of toned muscles, weight loss, or fitting into their favorite jeans again. While these are valid motivators, they barely scratch the surface…
The Benefits of Just 30 Minutes of Exercise a Day
What if someone told you that the secret to a better mood, sharper mind, stronger body, deeper sleep, and even a longer life—all lies in just 30 minutes of your…
How to Start Working Out (Even If You’re Out of Shape)
You know that moment. The one where you stand in front of a mirror, gym clothes still tagged because you’ve never worn them, thinking, “Where do I even begin?” Maybe…
What Is the Best Exercise for Overall Health?
Every year, millions of people around the world lace up their sneakers, roll out yoga mats, buy gym memberships, or search YouTube for home workouts—all chasing the same goal: better…