Why is Jupiter’s 96th Moon drawing intense scientific interest?

3I/ATLAS flyby: Why is Jupiter’s 96th Moon attracting intense scientific interest? As 2026 unfolds, the discussion surrounding the 3I/ATLAS flyby and Jupiter’s 96th moon represents a theoretical debate as the interstellar visitor heads toward its final dramatic act before disappearing into the deep darkness of space. It’s something potentially more profound than Harward’s professor Avi…

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The Italian radar satellite takes its first orbital flight

SpaceX Mission 2026: The Italian radar satellite makes its first orbital flight SpaceX officially kicked off the global launch calendar when a Falcon 9 rocket lifted off from California’s Vandenberg Space Force Base at 9:09 p.m., carrying an Italian Earth observation satellite into orbit. The rocket’s primary stage landed back at Vandenberg as planned about…

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When and where Europe will see total eclipse

Solar Eclipse 2026: Europe will witness the first total solar eclipse after 27 years Europe is all set to welcome its first total solar eclipse in more than 25 years, which will take place on August 12, 2026. This historic event triggers a wave of sky tourism and significant logistical planning on the path of…

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What are the tiny crabs eating our plastic waste?

Crabs vs. Plastics: How Tiny Fiddler Crabs Play a Surprising Role in Reducing Microplastics A new study published in the journal Biology of global change has revealed that tiny fiddler crabs – which grow no larger than the width of a Post-It note – are acting as ‘ecosystem engineers’ by consuming and physically breaking down…

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2-billion-year-old galaxy collision reveal dark matter secrets

Scientists reveal the hidden dynamics behind a massive galaxy collision A new study published in Davis’ astrophysical journal astronomers reveal massive collisions between galaxies through a combination of X-rays and optical light data. The recent composite image, taken using NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory and visible-light surveys, provides crystal-clear evidence that two galaxy clusters are currently…

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