Celestial Kiss: Moon and Mars to Dazzle the Night Sky on June 29

July 1, 2025

Celestial Kiss: Moon and Mars to Dazzle the Night Sky on June 29

On June 29, witness a rare celestial event as the Moon and Mars come unusually close in the night sky, creating a breathtaking sight known as a 'celestial kiss'. Skywatchers can observe this event without a telescope, but binoculars will enhance the experience. Learn more about this unique planetary alignment and upcoming sky shows in the article.

Groundbreaking Images of Sun's Surface Captured With Advanced Camera Technology

June 1, 2025

Groundbreaking Images of Sun's Surface Captured With Advanced Camera Technology

Scientists have captured unprecedentedly detailed images of the Sun's surface using a state-of-the-art camera system at the Vacuum Tower Telescope in Tenerife. The high-resolution images offer insights into solar activities at a level never seen before, aiding in real-time monitoring of the Sun's surface for potential impacts on space weather.

Discovery of Cambrian Sea Creature Mosura Fentoni Breaks Evolutionary Rules

May 25, 2025

Discovery of Cambrian Sea Creature Mosura Fentoni Breaks Evolutionary Rules

Scientists uncover Mosura fentoni, a unique Cambrian radiodont in Canada's Burgess shale. Its specialized swimming abilities and advanced breathing systems challenge conventional arthropod classification, offering insights into early evolutionary experimentation.

Discovery of Three-Eyed Predator Mosura Fentoni Sheds Light on Arthropod Evolution

May 20, 2025

Discovery of Three-Eyed Predator Mosura Fentoni Sheds Light on Arthropod Evolution

Paleontologists discover Mosura fentoni, a three-eyed predator from 500 million years ago, revealing insights into early arthropod evolution during the Cambrian Era.

India's ISRO to Launch Earth-Observing Satellite EOS-09 Tonight on PSLV-C61

May 17, 2025

India's ISRO to Launch Earth-Observing Satellite EOS-09 Tonight on PSLV-C61

India's ISRO will launch an Earth-observing radar satellite EOS-09 aboard PSLV-C61 tonight, enabling day and night observation through cloud cover. This marks ISRO's 101st launch and the second mission of 2025.