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SSpace Read More Scientists Spent 13 Years Bouncing Radar Off Europa. Here’s What They FoundJune 18, 2026 It’s a good time to be a Europa fan—scientists keep announcing new insights into the distant, icy world.…
SSpace Read More Astronomers Detect a Close Pair of Supermassive Black Holes for the First TimeJune 4, 2026 The artistic rendering shows the center of the galaxy Markarian 501, from which two powerful jets emanate. The…
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SSpace Read More From searching for stars to finding Wi-Fi: The failed radar experiment that changed the worldMay 15, 2026 Back in the late 1970s, a group of radio astronomers from Australia embarked on theoretical research. They aimed…
SSpace Read More In 1933, Bell Labs engineer Karl Jansky followed a faint radio hiss, and this discovery opened the door to radio astronomy |May 7, 2026 Karl Jansky tracked radio static with a rotating antenna. Image credit – Wikimedia Simple engineering tasks often lead…
SSpace Read More A pulsar rotating 122 times per second could be present at the heart of the Milky WayFebruary 23, 2026 ⓘ NidhiYashwanth – Pixabay An artist’s illustration showing a pulsar. After conducting research, astronomers would have discovered a…
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