Author: Muhammad Tuhin

“Two possibilities exist: either we are alone in the Universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying.”― Arthur C. Clarke Space is not silent. Though its vacuum carries no…

Long before stars blazed in the heavens, before galaxies spun in the darkness, before time itself began to tick, there was… nothing. At least, that’s how the story goes. It’s…

Have you ever tilted your head back on a clear night, gazing up at the endless sprawl of stars, and felt something stir deep inside you? A quiet sense of…

We live in a universe that’s constantly changing. Galaxies spin, stars are born and die, planets crash into each other, and even the fabric of space itself stretches out like…

For centuries, human beings have gazed at the stars and asked one of the most profound questions of existence: Are we alone? It’s a question that haunts our imaginations, fuels…

Far above our heads, far beyond the clouds and the blue, daytime sky, lies a vast ocean of stars. Some shine steady and bright, while others flicker like ancient whispers…

There’s something deeply unsettling yet utterly fascinating about black holes. They are the stuff of cosmic nightmares—pitch-black regions of space where gravity is so intense, not even light can escape.…

For as long as humanity has looked up at the heavens, we’ve been captivated by a simple question: What’s out there? We’ve gazed at the stars, charted their patterns, named…

The universe is vast—far beyond the grasp of our most imaginative minds. We are tiny specks orbiting a medium-sized star in an unremarkable galaxy, drifting quietly through a sea of…

For decades, the image of life’s origin on Earth has often conjured up a dramatic scene: a violent lightning bolt cracking across the sky, striking the primordial ocean, and, in…

Astronomers have unveiled the discovery of two intriguing new exoplanets orbiting a nearby star, TOI-1453. Nestled roughly 250 light-years away in the northern sky’s Draco constellation, this modest star—slightly cooler…

For decades, Barnard’s Star has been the subject of whispered hope and quiet obsession among astronomers. It’s a faint red dwarf, sitting just six light-years away from Earth—a stone’s throw…

For centuries, humanity has gazed into the night sky, wondering if we are truly alone in the universe. Today, with the aid of advanced telescopes and cutting-edge science, we’re closer…

For as long as we’ve looked up at the night sky, the planets of our solar system have been mysterious beacons of intrigue. But among them, one world has always…

When we think of gravitational lensing, our minds often conjure fantastical scenes—a cosmic funhouse mirror where distant galaxies appear stretched into ethereal arcs or duplicated like ghostly twins across the…

In the grand, sprawling history of life on Earth, mass extinctions serve as stark reminders of nature’s power to reset the evolutionary clock. Giant asteroid impacts, intense volcanic activity, and…

For more than three billion years, Mars has whispered secrets about its watery past. Once, rivers carved winding channels through its ancient terrain. Vast lakes may have dotted its basins,…

When you look up at the night sky, what do you see? Twinkling stars, shimmering galaxies, and maybe a faint trail of the Milky Way. But here’s something most of…

In the depths of our galaxy, where stars burn bright and some meet violent ends, a newly discovered cosmic oddity is grabbing the attention of astronomers. Italian scientists, led by…