In Ancient Greece, it was luck that led Pythagoras to stroll past a foundry where he heard the sound of four hammers pummeling the anvil
Tag: STAR
Here’s a look at recent James Webb images released by NASA
The latest picture released by the James Webb telescope has given us a breathtaking view and never before seen details of several structures like galaxy
Where in the universe do we expect to find life?
There are about 200 billion trillion stars in the universe. That’s a ‘2’ followed by ‘23’ zeros. Difficult to imagine, right? Because we have evolved
HOW BIG CAN ‘THE MOUNT EVEREST’ BE ON A NEUTRON STAR?
Neutron stars are one of the densest stellar objects, with a density roughly five times that of the atomic nuclei. While the atomic nucleus is
Could stellar explosion reveal the secrets of life?
Astronomers had recently discovered an unusual stellar explosion. This star, Sagittarius A East is located at the centre of the Milky Way galaxy. The object
ALMA Resolves The Molecular Clouds in TDG J1023+1952
There are about 125 Billion galaxies in the nearby observable universe according to the Hubble Deep Field. It’s been a remarkable journey by the scientists
Dimming mystery of the Betelguese
Orion is one of the famous constellations, which emphasizes the figure of a hunter. If you’ve looked at Orion recently, it seems a bit off.
The Giant Arecibo Observatory Telescope Collapsed; End of an Era
Have you seen the James Bond movie ‘Golden Eye’ (1995)? If yes, do you remember the large satellite dish in a dramatic fight scene? Yes!
Betelgeuse to go Supernova? – Final stage of life cycle
Betelgeuse is an ageing, red supergiant star 645 light-years away from earth, that has swelled in size due to complex, evolving changes in its nuclear fusion furnace
A Giant Star Vanishes Without Any Traces
Astronomers were puzzled by the sudden disappearance of a Luminous Blue Variable (LBV) star in the Kinman Dwarf galaxy (PHL 293B), which is about 2.5
X-rays from an Infant Star: hint Our Sun’s past.
This week, astronomers from the Chandra X-ray observatory have something exciting to share with us. NASA‘s Marshall Space Flight Center which manages the Chandra program
“Supernova in a lab ? !”
Supernovae are one of the rarest phenomena in the universe. These are gigantic explosions of big stars happening in a matter of hours (compared to
