Author: Daniel Tom
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Scientists discover an ‘ocean planet’ where a year only lasts 11 days
Researchers have discovered a “aqua planet” that is similar to the 1995 post-apocalyptic action blockbuster Waterworld starring Kevin Costner. According to them, the planet, which is 100 light-years away, has a surface entirely covered in water, similar to several of Jupiter’s and Saturn’s moons. It is a little bit heavier and bigger than Earth, and…
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This 17 Years Old Girl Is Training With NASA To Become One of the First Humans on Mars
While many of us can only dream of space travel, 17-year-old astronaut trainee Alyssa Carson is making it a reality. The ambitious Louisiana-based teenager has had her “heart set on the stars” ever since she was a little girl. At only 3 years old, she told her father, “Daddy, I want to be an…
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US Navy Firing the Powerful MK-46 Torpedoes in Middle of the Sea
I’m wondering where the torpedoes go after they’re fired from the ship? Do the explode somewhere in the ocean or just sink to the bottom? The guided bullet idea came into being years before in a movie stared by Tom Selleck, called Runaway. The self guided bullets not only never missed, they exploded upon hitting…
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Ukraine will receive 20 Bastion armored vehicles from France
The Bastion is a modern French armoured personnel carrier, manufactured by ACMAT. The Bastion vehicle has two main variants Bastion PATSAS and Bastion FORTRESS. These armored vehicles are intended specifically for special purpose units/special operation forces and “raids” on enemy positions. The Volvo company is completing the production of a batch of 20…
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NEW DISCOVERY! JWST spots ‘Sparkler Galaxy’ that could host the universe’s 1st stars
Many hoped that the James Webb Space Telescope might finally shed light on some of the universe’s longest-standing mysteries even before it was launched. It was hailed as a powerful time machine that could see back 13.5 billion years to see the earliest stars and galaxies form from the void of the early cosmos. …
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Finally, Famous Stephen Hawking theory about black holes confirmed
One of Stephen Hawking’s most famous theories has been confirmed to be correct, thanks to space-time ripples caused by the merger of the two distant black holes. The black hole area theorem, which Hawking derived from Einstein’s theory of general relativity in 1971, states that the surface area of a black hole cannot decrease over…
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RECORD BROKEN: Hubble Space Telescope Captures Stunning Image Of ‘A Star At The Edge Of Space-Time’
After a week of anticipation, NASA has finally released a historic Hubble Space Telescope image and it is really stunning. To summarise, the photograph seems to show the farthest distant star ever discovered by humans. According to the scientists behind the finding, this not only breaks a record but also gives valuable information into the…
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Asteroid which had been slammed by nasa’s dart now became a huge 10,000 km comet-like debris tail
A tail of debris can be seen coming off the asteroid that DART crashed into After NASA’s DART spacecraft slammed into the asteroid Dimorphos, the debris from the collision was blown into an enormous tail stretching behind the asteroid. After being battered by a spacecraft, the asteroid Dimorphos has developed a long tail of debris.…
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Asteroid 2012 TC4: Space rock returns and arrives on Earth in October
Asteroid 2012 TC4 has been whizzing past Earth over the last few days in a historic flyby. But now scientists say the asteroid’s orbit around the sun could lead it on to a collision course with Earth in the future. The 30 metre-long asteroid flew past Earth at a distance of 27,300 miles – almost…
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The World’s Newest Supertanker Uses Sails to Help Transport Crude Oil
MV New Aden’s four carbon fiber wingsails are 131 feet tall and operated by an automated system. As heavy industries take action to reduce their carbon footprint, many companies are exploring innovative methods to continue operations as normally as possible while reducing their reliance on fossil fuels. But I never thought that sails could be…