InStarts With A Bang!byEthan Siegel·Jun 29Famous globular cluster Terzan 5: an imposter after allGlobular clusters are some of the most ancient cosmic relics that still survive in our Milky Way today. Famed Terzan 5 isn’t one of them.
InThe GravitybyAurel Stratan·Jun 27The True Wind of Change: A Cosmic WindOur universe is breathing, literally.A response icon2A response icon2
Peter Whitlock·Jun 22Peter Whitlock Motion First Physics: First stars correct version, over Hot Big Bang false claim.By Peter Whitlock Motion First PhjysicsA response icon2A response icon2
Matt Williams·Mar 6VLT Image Captures a “Cosmic Hawk” Spanning its WingsThe European Southern Observatory (ESO) just released its photo of the week. This image, acquired by the Very Large Telescope (VLT) in…
Boris (Bruce) Kriger·Jan 14It Takes Two to Tango: Why Binary Systems Are Optimal for Star FormationWhat if the stars we see at night are not solitary, but formed in pairs? This book challenges the long-held myth of the lonely star and…
Boris (Bruce) Kriger·Jan 4It Takes Two to Tango: Why Binary Systems Are Optimal for Star FormationBased on the article:
InStarts With A Bang!byEthan Siegel·Nov 24, 2025The decline and fall of stars in the UniverseFor over 10 billion years, the cosmic star-formation rate has been dropping and dropping. Someday, the final star in the Universe will die.A response icon5A response icon5
Gabriella Bernardi·Nov 18, 2025A sparkling ‘Diamond Ring’ in space: Astronomers in Cologne unravel the mystery of a cosmic ringThe structure of gas and dust resembles a glowing diamond ring Computer simulations and observations made on board the ‘flying observatory’…
InGLOBAL SCIENCE NEWSbyBoris (Bruce) Kriger·May 18, 2025The Fate of Nebulae and Gas Clouds in the Far Future: Implications of Heavy Element Enrichment on…Exploring the Evolution and Persistence of Nebulae in a Universe Dominated by Metal-Rich Interstellar MediumA response icon1A response icon1
InStarts With A Bang!byEthan Siegel·Feb 10, 2025Meet N79: home to the Local Group’s newest super star clusterThere are only four super star clusters in all the Local Group: rarities today. Here’s what the youngest, the just-discovered N79, shows…
