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Messier 33, The Triangulum Galaxy Credit: Steven ReyesTexas, USA
28/10/2025

Messier 33, The Triangulum Galaxy
Credit: Steven Reyes
Texas, USA

The newly discovered Comet C/2025 A6 (Lemmon) streaks dramatically above Stonehenge, illuminating the night sky over Eng...
18/10/2025

The newly discovered Comet C/2025 A6 (Lemmon) streaks dramatically above Stonehenge, illuminating the night sky over England. ☄️🇬🇧

Its vivid blue-green ion tail, caused by solar wind interacting with the comet’s gases, creates a breathtaking celestial display above the ancient monument.

A perfect alignment of ancient stones and cosmic wanderers — history meeting the heavens once again.

📸 Captured on October 08, 2025

NEWS🚨: 16-meter-wide asteroid discovered only 5 days ago flew by Earth closer than the moon, approx. 96560.64km.
17/10/2025

NEWS🚨: 16-meter-wide asteroid discovered only 5 days ago flew by Earth closer than the moon, approx. 96560.64km.

Supermoon rising over Yosemite National Park . While it looks otherworldly, this effect was achieved through a long-expo...
16/10/2025

Supermoon rising over Yosemite National Park .

While it looks otherworldly, this effect was achieved through a long-exposure composite and careful alignment of natural light. A breathtaking example of creative astrophotography meeting perfect timing.

🔥 Antarctica isn’t just ice — it’s hiding one of the largest volcanic systems on Earth. 138 volcanoes were discovered bu...
10/10/2025

🔥 Antarctica isn’t just ice — it’s hiding one of the largest volcanic systems on Earth.

138 volcanoes were discovered buried under the ice, and they could shape our future.

Beneath Antarctica’s seemingly lifeless expanse lies one of the largest volcanic systems on Earth. A groundbreaking study from the University of Edinburgh revealed 138 volcanoes buried beneath the ice, 91 of which were previously unknown. Most are clustered under West Antarctica, where the ice sits atop bedrock that dips far below sea level. Some of these hidden giants stretch nearly 13,000 feet from base to peak—rivaling Alpine mountains—yet remain entirely concealed beneath miles of ice. The discovery, made using a combination of ice-penetrating radar, satellite imagery, and detailed topographic mapping, marks the densest known volcanic region on the planet.

Though most of these volcanoes appear dormant, their potential impact is far from dormant. Volcanic heat from below could weaken the ice sheet, hastening melt in a region already threatened by climate change. The West Antarctic Ice Sheet alone holds enough water to raise global sea levels by 10 feet. Even a slight increase in melt could spell disaster for coastal communities around the world. Antarctica may appear frozen and still, but it is geologically alive—its underground fire shaping the future of its icy surface. Understanding this hidden heat source is now essential to predicting how—and how quickly—Antarctica will transform.

paper
“A new volcanic province: an inventory of subglacial volcanoes in West Antarctica from ice-sheet bed topography.” University of Edinburgh, 2017.

Light house and blood moon😮⚡️
29/09/2025

Light house and blood moon😮⚡️

Today evening of September 27, skywatchers are in for a special treat as the Moon aligns with Antares, the brightest sta...
29/09/2025

Today evening of September 27, skywatchers are in for a special treat as the Moon aligns with Antares, the brightest star in the constellation Scorpius. Antares is a red supergiant, hundreds of times larger than our Sun, and easily visible to the naked eye as a fiery point of light.

When paired with the Moon, this brilliant star creates a striking celestial duo a glowing reminder of how vibrant and ever changing the night sky truly is. No telescope or binoculars are required; simply step outside and look up to see this cosmic meeting unfold.

Events like this highlight the beauty of astronomy in its simplest form. The Moon and Antares, side by side, remind us that even the vast universe feels close when we pause to watch the heavens above.

Olympus Mons(Mars)- The tallest mountain in the Solar System.
28/09/2025

Olympus Mons(Mars)- The tallest mountain in the Solar System.

Saturn through a 6" telescope 📸
28/09/2025

Saturn through a 6" telescope 📸

The James Webb Space Telescope captured an image of a massive, young star emitting powerful jets of gas that resemble a ...
28/09/2025

The James Webb Space Telescope captured an image of a massive, young star emitting powerful jets of gas that resemble a cosmic lightsaber, stretching across a vast expanse of space; these jets, moving at incredible speeds, are thought to be caused by the star's magnetic field as it accretes material during formation, providing valuable insights into the process of how massive stars develop, and potentially supporting the theory that they form from a stable disk of material around them, unlike the more chaotic scenarios suggested by other models. This particular star is located in a region with fewer heavier elements, similar to the conditions in the early universe, making it a valuable target for studying the formation of stars in the early cosmos.Webb's infrared observations further reveal the detailed filamentary structure of the jets, indicating their interaction with surrounding dust and gas as they plow through space. Image credit: NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI, Yu Cheng (NAOJ)

The new Eagle Nebula image, released by ESA/Hubble, uses updated data and processing techniques to showcase a giant 9.5-...
28/09/2025

The new Eagle Nebula image, released by ESA/Hubble, uses updated data and processing techniques to showcase a giant 9.5-light-year-tall pillar of gas and dust, which is part of a larger stellar nursery. This image enhances the details of the cosmic structure formed by intense radiation from young stars within the nebula. The Eagle Nebula (Messier 16 or M16) is a stellar nursery in the constellation Serpens, known for its active star formation and dramatic clouds of gas and dust. It is approximately 5,700 to 7,000 light-years from Earth in the Sagittarius-Carina spiral arm of the Milky Way. Credit: NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope. NASA/ESA/STScI.

This is the oldest known quasar! After more than 13 billion years, light emitted from its companion quasar has illuminat...
28/09/2025

This is the oldest known quasar! After more than 13 billion years, light emitted from its companion quasar has illuminated the existence of a black hole in negative space. Researchers, in a paper published this month in the Astrophysical Journal Letters, named the quasar J0313-1806 and wrote that the animated black hole originated 670 million years after the Big Bang—20 million years older than what is now the second-oldest black hole ever discovered. This oldest and most distant quasar and others like it are “critical to understanding how the earliest black holes formed and to understanding cosmic reionization—the last major phase transition of our universe,” said Xiaohui Fan, an astronomer at the University of Arizona. The J0313-1806 black hole is 1.6 billion times the mass of the sun ☀️ and 10 trillion times brighter. 🌟 Credit: NASA, Hubble. Image by Science Photo Library.

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