Category Archives: Astronomy

We’ve Never Seen Dark Matter… Until Now

23 Apr 2026 #Astrum #Space #DarkMatter Scientists may have just detected dark matter for the first time ever. Join the adventure with Alex and discover more from DwarfLab at: https://bit.ly/3ObkGXK. And don’t forget to use the code ASTRUM5 for 5% … Continue reading

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This is the real Sound of vela pulsar star captured by NASA.

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Far side of the Moon by Artemis II

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How astronomers got comfortable with ideas the human brain simply cannot picture | Michelle Thaller

[…] What if the universe was never designed to be understood? Astronomer Michelle Thaller makes a case that the human brain, despite its complexity, may be as poorly equipped to grasp ultimate reality as a grasshopper is to grasp calculus. … Continue reading

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Everything in the universe might be the same particle from the Big Bang | Michelle Thaller

[…] Astronomer Michelle Thaller walks through what a century of physics has actually dismantled: Our intuitions about space, time, and what it means to know something is true. Most people assume the big questions, the multiverses, the Big Bang, the … Continue reading

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Understanding the size of milky way

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Why is equilux not on equinox? #shorts

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After traveling 9 years and covering 3 billion miles, NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft got this shot. Behold! The icy mountains of Pluto

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Photographer Guzman Ramos captures a once in a lifetime photo of the moon

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Voyager 1’s Most Unbelievable Images Before the Camera Shut Off

Ultimately, the final photos serve as a boundary marker for human history. They represent the last time we saw our home from the perspective of a traveler still within our own neighborhood. Voyager 1 is now a silent cartographer, no … Continue reading

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