Imagine for a moment that you’re floating in space, far beyond any galaxy, surrounded by an immense, dark void. You…
Author: Muhammad Tuhin
New Study Reveals RNA Editing Enzyme Fuels Brain Inflammation in Parkinson’s
In the world of neurodegenerative diseases, few names carry as much weight as Parkinson’s disease. For millions across the globe,…
Cracking the Lipid Code: How Antibodies Use Fat to Fight HIV
In the hidden corners of biology, where molecules twist and dance in realms far smaller than the eye can see,…
The Silent Crisis: How the Loss of Experienced Elephants Endangers Elephant Societies
Elephants, long admired for their remarkable intelligence, social complexity, and deep family structures, face a growing threat from human disturbance…
Rethinking the Origins of Life’s Sweet Beginnings
Long before Earth teemed with cells, before DNA helixed its way through the machinery of life, our planet was a…
The Secret Geometry of Roses: How Physics Explains the Flower’s Unique Beauty
For centuries, poets, artists, and lovers have been captivated by the rose—an emblem of beauty, romance, and mystery. Its tightly…
NICER Detects Star Shredded by Black Hole Just 59 Million Light-Years Away
High above our heads, orbiting aboard the International Space Station, a powerful X-ray telescope quietly peers into the cosmos. Known…
Galactic Spine Fractured by a Rogue Pulsar, Say Astronomers
Far beyond the twinkling stars and serene darkness of the night sky lies a realm of immense structures and ferocious…
How Do Stars Die?
For millennia, humans have looked up at the stars and seen permanence. The night sky seemed an unchanging canvas, dotted…
What Are Exoplanets and How Do We Find Them?
For most of human history, Earth was the only known world. Even when early astronomers discovered that the planets like…
The Difference Between a Nova and a Supernova
The universe is not a quiet place. It’s a vast, churning ocean of cosmic activity—galaxies collide, stars are born, black…
The Closest Stars to Earth (Besides the Sun)
When we gaze up at the night sky, we’re peering into a vast ocean of starlight. Some of those twinkling…
Can We See Other Galaxies With the Naked Eye?
On a clear, moonless night, far away from the glow of city lights, the sky unfolds like a theater of…
Neutron Stars: The Densest Objects in the Universe
In the vast black ocean of the cosmos, where galaxies drift like islands and time stretches across millennia, some of…
The Milky Way Galaxy: Facts You Should Know
The Milky Way, our home in the cosmos, is one of the most extraordinary objects in the universe. It is…
The Life Cycle of a Star: From Birth to Supernova
The life cycle of a star is a remarkable story of birth, evolution, death, and rebirth that plays out over…
What is a Star? Types, Life Cycle, and Fascinating Facts
When we look up at the night sky, we see more than just points of light; we’re looking across time,…
Understanding Light Years: How Far Is Far in Space?
When we gaze up at the night sky, we’re not just looking across distance—we’re peering back in time. The stars…
Jupiter’s Moons: A Hidden Solar System
Jupiter, the behemoth of our solar system, is a planet of superlatives. It is the largest planet by far, with…
Why Is Pluto No Longer a Planet?
In 2006, a decision was made by the International Astronomical Union (IAU) that sent shockwaves through science classrooms, planetariums, textbooks,…
Our Solar System: A Tour of All the Planets
The solar system is our cosmic neighborhood, a sprawling and dynamic family of celestial bodies orbiting a single, blazing star:…
Why Venus Is Hotter Than Mercury
It seems like an open-and-shut case. Mercury, the closest planet to the Sun, should be the hottest. It sits just…