Imagine this - on one fine evening, you decide to spend your time looking at the sky just admiring the beauty of it when out of nowhere, you spot a mysterious spiral floating. It would surely freak you out. But for scientists, there is always a logical explanation. On 18th January, a Japanese Telescope captured a few images of what seemed like a flying blue whirlpool over the Hawaiian night sky. The Subaru Telescope's...
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Imagine this - on one fine evening, you decide to spend your time looking at the sky just admiring the beauty of it when out of nowhere, you spot a mysterious spiral floating. It would surely freak you out. But for scientists, there is always a logical explanation. On 18th January, a Japanese Telescope captured a few images of what seemed like a flying blue whirlpool over the Hawaiian night sky. The Subaru Telescope's...
Imagine this - on one fine evening, you decide to spend your time looking at the sky just admiring the beauty of it when out of nowhere, you spot a mysterious spiral floating. It would surely freak you out. But for scientists, there is always a logical explanation. On 18th January, a Japanese Telescope captured a few images of what seemed like a flying blue whirlpool over the Hawaiian night sky. The Subaru Telescope's...
History is full of conspiracy theories. Throughout history, conspiracy theories have captivated the imaginations of people. Whether they are grounded in fact or not, these theories have become an integral part of our understanding of the past. In this article, we will explore some of the most famous conspiracy theories in history and discuss their implications for our present-day lives. The Moon Landing Conspiracy Theory One of the earliest and most well-known conspiracy theories...
Kilonovae, also known as luminous red novae, are powerful explosive events that occur in space when two neutron stars collide. Kilonovae are the brightest and most energetic explosions ever observed outside of black hole mergers. They are estimated to release more energy than all supernovae put together. However, the first Kilonova was discovered in 2017. It was the time when the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) detected the gravitational waves from a neutron star...
Imagine this - on one fine evening, you decide to spend your time looking at the sky just admiring the beauty of it when out of nowhere, you spot a mysterious spiral floating. It would surely freak you out. But for scientists, there is always a logical explanation. On 18th January, a Japanese Telescope captured a few images of what seemed like a flying blue whirlpool over the Hawaiian night sky. The Subaru Telescope's...