SPACE: Are There Huge Black Holes Out There?
Black holes can get big … really big. But just how big? It’s possible they could top out at over a trillion times more massive than the sun. That’s 10 … Read more
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What If The Earth Had Rings?
The series “Imaginary Earths” speculates what the world might be like if one key aspect of life was changed, be if the planet or with humanity itself. What might Earth … Read more
REVIEW: A Fine Mess – Angel Martinez
Genre: Sci Fi, Humor, Space Opera LGBTQ+ Category: Gay MM, MMM Reviewer: Melissa, Paranormal Romance Guild Get It On Amazon About The Book Beware the demon prince who’s sick and … Read more
Where Might There Be Life in the Solar System?
The Earth’s biosphere contains all the known ingredients necessary for life as we know it. Broadly speaking these are: liquid water, at least one source of energy, and an inventory … Read more
SPACE: Possible Signs of Life Found on Venus
An unexplained chemical has turned up in the upper atmosphere of Venus. Scientists are tentatively suggesting it could be a sign of life. The unknown chemical is phosphine gas (PH3), … Read more
SPACE: Behold The Rarest of Planets
Perched on the tip of Orion’s nose, there spins a solar system that could give Tatooine — Luke Skywalker’s twin-sunned homeworld — a run for its money. Known as GW … Read more
Was Oumuamua a “Cosmic Dust Bunny”?
Ever since it floated through our cosmic neck of the woods, the interstellar visitor ‘Oumuamua has intrigued and perplexed scientists. Now, a new theory has emerged that the cigar-shaped space … Read more
SPACE: The Moon is Rusty, And It’s Earth’s Fault
The moon is turning ever so slightly red, and it’s likely Earth’s fault. Our planet’s atmosphere may be causing the moon to rust, new research finds. Rust, also known as … Read more
SPACE: Does the Sun Have a Long-Lost Twin?
The most distant region of our solar system, a sphere of dark, icy debris out beyond Neptune, is too crowded. All that stuff out there, beyond the reach of the … Read more
How Long is a Galactic Year?
Humans are used to keeping time by measuring Earth’s movement relative to the sun. But while Earth’s trips around its star are noteworthy to life on our pale blue dot, … Read more