Space and Astronomy

Multiverse theories propose the existence of multiple universes beyond our observable realm, each potentially with unique physical laws and dimensions.

An astronomical event on April 8, 2024, featuring the moon blocking the sun, with the path of totality spanning from Mexico through North America.

Predominantly iron (Fe) and nickel (Ni), forming a dense, solid alloy under extreme pressure and heat, influencing Earth's magnetic field and seismic activity.

New physics theories challenge the Standard Model, with potential discoveries in gravity, fundamental forces, and a unified framework for quantum mechanics and relativity.

The ISS features microgravity, limited space, and technological dependence, while Fukushima focuses on community rebuilding post-nuclear disaster for a renewed future.

Water on Earth likely came from comets, asteroids, and volcanic outgassing during the planet's formation.

Scientists are exploring potential signs of past or present life on Mars through various missions, analyzing geological and climate data for clues.

Mercury is known as the smallest planet in our Solar System with a diameter of about 4,880 kilometers and a rapid 88-day orbit around the Sun.

The universe originated from a dense, hot state known as a singularity, expanding rapidly after the Big Bang, forming atoms and galaxies.