An international team of astronomers using the (https://sites.krieger.jhu.edu/class/) (CLASS) (https://hub.jhu.edu/2025/06/11/telescopes-look-at-cosmic-dawn/) announced the first-ever detection of radiation from the cosmic microwave background (CMB) interacting
Summary of the reactions studied in this work between •CH3 + •CN on water and carbon monoxide ice surfaces. The first line indicates the possible outcomes of diffusive chemistry, while
Magnetospheric convection timescale shows a positive correlation with the tidal heating rate. This suggests that exoplanets which are well-positioned for plasma torus construction will generally also receive the necessary tidal
Father’s Day is a special occasion in a family’s calendar. It’s also one of the many events where huge retailers, like Amazon, have excellent sales. From the best telescopes to
We’re fast approaching peak comic book reading season as the summer months appear right over the horizon. To welcome this joyous occasion, we’ve assembled a colorful cavalcade of upcoming sci-fi
Solar sails are space’s ultimate free ride, they get their propulsion from the Sun, so they don’t need to carry propellant, but they come with their own challenges. A sail
ANCHORAGE, AK — There was a pindrop silence in the room on Tuesday (June 10), as Christoph Keller, director of the National Solar Observatory, spoke on stage here at the
The early universe was shrouded in darkness. Just hundreds of millions of years after the Big Bang, a thick fog of hydrogen gas choked the cosmos, blocking light from traveling
