Category: Astronomy Stuff

Poised brilliantly on the shoulder of Orion The Hunter, the red supergiant, superstar Betelgeuse sparkles ominously, mysteriously in the sky–silently[…]

The death of a star is a spectacular, often beautiful, farewell performance that launches newly formed atomic elements screeching into[…]

Dwelling in our Milky Way Galaxy, about 300 light-years away, there is a small star named HIP68468. This little star[…]

Silently, secretly, and swathed in a strange, exotic material woven of an invisible form of mysterious matter, it lurks in[…]

The preliminary obfuscating nature of the four words closely interrelated yet remarkably different from each other astronomy, astrology, cosmology and[…]

Many planet-hunting astronomers think that super-Earths are the most common type of exoplanet in our Milky Way Galaxy. Belonging to[…]

The first galaxies were born long before there were observers on Earth to gaze with curiosity up into the mysterious[…]

Mysteries are delightful, perhaps diabolical, insistent and obsessive nags on the curious human imagination. What is the true nature of[…]

Silent and cold, the strange and eerie space between stars is a bewildering, bewitching, and mysterious place where orphaned planets[…]

Frankenstein is a classic Gothic horror story written by the English author, Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, who was also the lover,[…]