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Nasa’s Epic Twitch Adventure: Astronauts Live from Space

8 February 2025

Nasa’s live Twitch event on February 12, 2025, at 11:45 am EST features astronaut Don Pettit from the ISS. This event is the first-ever live Twitch broadcast from over 400 km above Earth. Viewers will have the opportunity to engage directly with

Evolution·News·Science·Space·Technology

City Killer Asteroids: New Threat or Future Opportunity?

8 February 2025

“City killer asteroids” are small space rocks that could cause massive destruction if they hit a populated area, though the probability is low. Advancements in space observation technologies, including AI-driven data analysis and enhanced telescopic imaging, allow for early detection and tracking

Environment·Geology·News·Science·Technology

Unearth the Secrets: See How Our Planet is Transforming Beneath Your Feet

8 February 2025

The Earth’s crust is dynamic and continually changing, showcasing geological activity that affects landscapes globally. Processes such as the peeling of the Sierra Nevada mountains and the tearing of ancient oceanic plates in the Middle East illustrate active crust formation. Colossal magma

Astronomy·News·Science·Space·Technology

Asteroid 2024 YR4: Is Our Planet at Risk from This Space Intruder?

8 February 2025

The asteroid 2024 YR4 has a heightened Earth impact risk of 2.2%, up from 1.2%. It was discovered by NASA’s ATLAS telescope and is currently over 45 million kilometers away. With a size between 40 and 90 meters, it poses a potential

Astronomy·Events·News·Space

Witness the Moon’s Dance with the Pleiades: Don’t Miss This Celestial Spectacle

8 February 2025

The moon will interact with the Pleiades star cluster, making stars appear more distinct in the western U.S. and Canada. Electra, a star within the Pleiades, will hide behind the moon at 2:21 a.m. EST, offering a moment of wonder for viewers

Evolution·Marine Biology·Nature·News·Wildlife

Unveiling the Hoff Crab: Nature’s Bizarre Beauty and Fierce Competitors

8 February 2025

The Hoff crab, or Kiwa tyleri, is a remarkable species found in the Antarctic, known for its large claws and competitive mating behaviors. Recent research focused on their social dynamics and claw size disparity, highlighting intense male competition. These “yeti crabs” thrive

Citizen Science·Conservation·Ecology·Evolution·News·Technology

Unlocking Nature’s Secrets: How Citizen Science Fights Invasive Plants

8 February 2025

Research leverages DNA barcodes and citizen science to address the invasive Lantana camara. Lantana was once an ornamental plant but now threatens native species and ecosystems. The moth Orphanostigma haemorrhoidalis serves as a biological control agent against Lantana. Two distinct populations of

Astronomy·Astrophysics·Evolution·News·Physics·Space Exploration·Technology

The Rare Celestial Dance of 2025. Technology Takes Stargazing to New Heights

8 February 2025

The 2025 planetary alignment features Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn. This rare event occurs only once every few decades, captivating skywatchers worldwide. Augmented reality technology will enrich viewing by providing real-time planetary information. Live broadcasts from remote observatories with expert commentary

News·News·Science·Space

Is an Asteroid Heading Straight for Us? Scientists Share Alarming New Details

8 February 2025

A asteroid named 2024 YR4 poses a potential threat to Earth in 2032. It is currently 35 million miles away and measures 200 feet in width. The collision odds have increased from 1 in 83 to 2.3%. A collision could devastate an