Strange Star

Another Strange Star Scientists have discovered yet another peculiar blinking star, observed to be much like the maverick Tabby’s Star, known for its physically flickering trait and associated with alien controversies.   The discovery of the star may encourage new questions on the issue of extraterrestrial life. Possible reasons for the blinking physical trait include …

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BLACK BEAUTY METEORITE SUGGESTS LIFE ON MARS STARTED EARLY A new study says that Mars was a potentially habitable planet. The process of planet formation involves heat. Rocky planets such as Earth and Mars ended up covered molten rock after they formed. On Mars, the oceans of molten rock froze up immediately, which could have …

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Two Merging Galaxies Caught by Hubble and Spitzer

  A giant wave of gas is currently slamming through a distant spiral galaxy and as it travels it is creating a spectacular image that resembles eyelids. The zone of turbulence was formed as a result of galaxy IC2163 being brushed by galaxy NGC 2207 and the resulting “eyelid” feature will remain for millions of …

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  There is a massive gas cloud that is predicted to hit the Milky Way Galaxy. But before you lose sleep, and rest assured, there is no real danger to the galaxy when the cloud hits in approximately 30 million years. What has been dubbed the Smith’s Cloud since it was noticed in 1963, scientists …

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Graphic Representation Of Black Holes Colliding

We Found Gravitational Waves!   Albert Einstein in his general theory of relativity predicted that gravitational waves both exist and that they can move through space like sound waves in air (or ripples on calm waters). But until now, actually detecting them has been one of the last remaining tests to prove his theory was …

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