Author: Kaylee

Gravitational waves from the universe’s first moments still ripple through spacetime today. Key Takeaways Physicists aim to use gravitational waves as a lens to study […]

Gravitational waves from colliding black holes could reveal if they are actually fuzzballs. Key Takeaways A bold new theory suggests black holes might actually be […]

Globular clusters hold 13.4-billion-year-old stars but reveal evidence of even older cosmic giants. Key Takeaways The James Webb Telescope detected evidence of “celestial monster” stars, […]

Europa’s ice sheets are 15 miles thick, shielding a vast ocean 390 million miles away. Key Takeaways A scientist suggests potential life on Jupiter’s moon […]

Apophis drifts 170 meters yearly due to sunlight, altering its orbit significantly. Key Takeaways Apophis, an asteroid named after the Egyptian God of Chaos, may […]

Venus’s atmosphere harbors 5-20 parts per billion of phosphine—far more than Earth’s atmosphere. Key Takeaways Scientists have detected traces of phosphine, a potential biomarker, in […]

Up to 0.18 Earth-like planets may exist per Sun-like star, totaling billions in our galaxy. Key Takeaways Scientists estimate up to 6 billion Earth-like planets […]