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Discoveries·Earth·Exoplanets·Life·Planets·Uncategorized

Is Earth No Longer Special? Stunning New Exoplanet K2-18 b Might Harbor Life

31 January 2025

The James Webb Space Telescope has discovered exoplanet K2-18 b, located about 124 light-years from Earth, stirring excitement in the scientific community. K2-18 b resides in a habitable zone around a red dwarf star, indicating potential conditions for supporting life. The exoplanet’s

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Major Shake-Up at Boeing: Is This the Boost Starliner Needs?

31 January 2025

Boeing has named John Mulholland as the new head of its Starliner program, succeeding Mark Nappi. Mulholland previously led the International Space Station program and aims to bring renewed energy to Starliner. Investors showed caution post-announcement, with Boeing shares dipping nearly 1.5%.

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A Journey Beyond Earth: Shubhanshu Shukla’s Mission to Bring India to Space

31 January 2025

Shubhanshu Shukla will embark on the Axiom Mission 4 to the ISS in Spring 2025, promoting Indian culture in space. He aims to perform traditional yoga poses in microgravity, highlighting the significance of physical and mental resilience. The mission will showcase a

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Fraudsters’ New Playground. The Rise of Deepfake Fraud

31 January 2025

Deepfake technology is increasingly used by fraudsters to bypass security systems. Fraudulent AI-generated videos and audios threaten sectors reliant on voice recognition, particularly finance. AI poses a growing threat by enabling criminals to impersonate individuals and execute sophisticated scams. Companies are investing

$$$·Earth·International Space Station·Life·Space Missions·Sun

Indian Astronaut Sets New Spacewalk Record, Struggles to Remember Walking

31 January 2025

Sunita Williams has set a new record for the most spacewalking hours by a woman, totaling 62 hours and 6 minutes. Her recent mission included a 5-hour and 26-minute spacewalk focused on critical technical tasks. Williams is facing challenges readjusting to gravity

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Asteroid Alert: What You Need to Know About 2024 YR4

31 January 2025

Asteroid 2024 YR4 has been assigned a Level 3 rating on the Torino Impact Scale, indicating low concern despite its discovery. There is a 1.2% chance of collision with Earth around late 2032, but this is considered low risk. Scientists estimate a

Earth·European Space Agency·Mars·Mars Rovers·Space Missions·Uncategorized

AI-Powered Mars Rovers: Transforming Space Exploration

31 January 2025

AI-powered rover missions are transforming Mars exploration, enabling autonomous decision-making and enhanced exploration strategies. Collaborations between tech giants and space agencies integrate advanced machine learning in rover systems to analyze samples and conditions independently. Swarm technology facilitates coordinated efforts by multiple rovers,

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You Won’t Believe What This “Asteroid” Really Is

31 January 2025

An amateur astronomer’s discovery of a new asteroid was revealed to be Elon Musk’s Tesla Roadster. The vehicle was launched into orbit in 2018 as part of a mission to Mars, aboard the Falcon Heavy rocket. The Tesla, featuring a dummy driver

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Is the Moon Still Alive? Shocking Discovery Reveals Recent Tectonic Activity

31 January 2025

The Moon may have been geologically active as recently as 14 million years ago, challenging beliefs about its inert status. Researchers identified 266 new ridges, indicating ongoing surface evolution due to tectonic activity. Some ridges cross craters younger than 200 million years,