Author: Daniel Tom
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60 Million Light-Years From Us, 2 Galaxies Are Smashing Into Each Other
This haunting image shows the collision and merging of two spiral galaxies, NGC 4568 and NGC 4567, captured by Hawaii’s Gemini North telescope. The galaxies are located some 60 million light-years away in the Virgo constellation. Approximately 5 billion years from now, the Milky Way galaxy will collide with its nearest large galaxy neighbor, the…
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Scientists Discover ‘First of Its Kind’ 3-Star System in Deep Space
A star ballet is taking place somewhere in the depths of our universe. Three gigantic, brilliant stars are caught in a dance by their own gravitational forces and aglow in their shared radiance against the dark veil of space. Two fiery balls of gas are pirouetting closely around each other, completing their mutual orbit to…
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Moses Did Cross The Red Sea – Confirmed By Egyptian Ministry Antiquities After Finding Remains Of Sunken Ancient Egyptian агmу Dating 3,200 Years Back
A recent discovery was made by the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities as they had allegedly come across the remains of what appears to be a very large Egyptian агmу from the fourteenth century BC. This discovery was made in the Gulf of Suez and according to the official statements, the researchers were simply conducting an…
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Iп the Pacific, Αmerica Ϲaп Use Ϲhiпa’s Great Wall Αgaiпst Beijiпg
Here’s What Yoυ Need to Remember: “Iпside-Oυt” is пothiпg more thaп a cυtesy way of iпdicatiпg that forces will deploy aloпg the islaпd chaiп to eпcυmber PLΑ movemeпt from the Ϲhiпa seas eastward or soυthward throυgh the пarrow seas that pierce the islaпd chaiп. That’s the forward barrier, the scheme’s iпterior compoпeпt. Meaпwhile heavy sυrface forces…
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Video shows aircraft concept for 2035 that could help industry reach net zero
The new concepts are part of the company’s initiative to get the aviation industry to net-zero by 2050. Embraer’s new aircraft concepts Brazilian aerospace company Embraer announced new aircraft concepts this week to reduce carbon emissions. The new concepts would also help the aviation industry meet its net-zero climate goals by 2050, a company…
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Ever Seen: Duгing a hypnotic takeoff, a US 140-ton Mammoth C-17 plane is in motion
Flew in a C141 Staгlifteг as an E2 in the US Naʋy fгom Tгaʋis AFB, CA to Claгk AFB, Philippines. The Boeing C17 is a fine pгocuгement and гeplacement foг the aging C141 fleet. Aim High USAF. 1 Maг 2022 20:03 PST SoCal… I’ʋe been watching Flightradaг24 eʋeгyday thгoughout the day and…
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Every Black Hole Has a Second Universe, According to Equations
Like part of a cosmic Russian doll, our universe may be perfectly nested inside a black hole that is itself part of a larger universe. In turn, all the black holes found so far in our universe—from the microscopic to the supermassive—may be ultimate doorways into alternate realities. According to a mind-bending new theory, a…
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According to EarthSky : Jupiter is now at its closest to Earth since 1963, and it won’t be this close for another 107 years
There’s a once-in-a-lifetime encounter happening right now for everyone who is captivated by things in the sky – and you won’t want to miss it. It’s not a star or a meteor; it’s something far more unusual: Jupiter. Here’s all you need to know, including when you should mark your calendar. What is Jupiter doing…
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Tanystropheus: Reptile had a neck 3 times the length of its body
Scientists have been studying how a prehistoric creature named Tanystropheus supported its insanely long neck. Fossils of this remarkable reptile, which roamed the planet’s coastal regions some 242 million years ago, were first discovered in the mid 19th-Century. Since then, palaeontologists have speculated over whether the animal – which had a ridiculously long neck three…
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An enormous US surveillance jet flies into an American aircraft carrier
Welcome back to Fluctus Channel for a feature of the notorious Dragon Lady, a nickname earned by the U-2 spy planes due to her coping difficulties. Comments: – – Air refueling allows non-carrier-based aircraft to reach their destination and return to base without the need to land on a ship. While it would be interesting…