Richard Vaughan+FollowA Giant Comet Is Headed for the Sun!A rare, super-bright comet just got spotted and it’s racing toward the Sun! Astronomers think it’s a Kreutz sungrazer, which means it could light up the sky in April—maybe even during the day. But here’s the wild part: it’s huge, and no one’s ever seen one this far out before. There’s a chance it could break apart as it gets close, so keep your eyes peeled for a cosmic show! #Science #comet #space92Share
Patrick Simmons+FollowSpace Star Goes Dark—Here’s WhyA sun-like star 3,000 light-years away just dimmed 40x for months, and astronomers are freaking out. Turns out, a massive metallic wind cloud—think iron and calcium—was swirling around a mystery object, maybe a giant planet or a brown dwarf. Some scientists think it’s the aftermath of two planets colliding! Wild reminder that the universe is still full of surprises and cosmic drama. Would you want to see what’s hiding in that cloud? #Science #space #astronomy30Share
Michelle York+FollowHidden Crater Packs 40-Nuke PunchImagine living your whole life near a rice paddy, only to find out you’re sitting on a 2,950-foot-wide meteor crater that hit with the force of 40 atomic bombs. That’s what scientists just discovered in southern China! The Jinlin crater is the biggest modern impact site ever found, and it’s been hiding in plain sight since the days of early farmers. Makes you wonder what else is lurking under our feet, right? #Science #science #space00Share
Patrick Simmons+FollowIs Space Actually Cosmic Honey?Wait, what if the universe is more like honey than empty space? New research suggests space might have a tiny bit of 'stickiness'—aka viscosity—that could explain why our current models of the universe are so off. Instead of inventing wild new physics, this idea just adds a little resistance to space itself. It’s weird, but it actually fits the data better! If this holds up, we might have to rethink everything we know about reality. Mind. Blown. Would you buy a ticket to the sticky universe theory? #Science #cosmology #space01Share
Zachary Gutierrez+FollowComet 3I/ATLAS Is Breaking Space RulesInterstellar comet 3I/ATLAS showed up and immediately started acting wild—think a tail pointing the wrong way, a weird green glow, and even shooting out X-rays. Scientists are obsessed because it’s not following the usual comet playbook, and its odd acceleration even sparked some wild alien-tech theories. Turns out, it’s probably just a super-weird natural visitor from another star, but it’s totally exposing what we don’t know about space physics. This cosmic rebel is keeping astronomers on their toes! #Science #space #comet80Share
Michael Flores+FollowComet Alert: Possible Sky Show in 2026!There’s a new comet in town, and it might just steal the show in 2026! Scientists have spotted C/2025 R3 (PanSTARRS) zipping through our solar system, and there’s buzz it could become the brightest comet of the year. It’ll swing by Earth in April, and if we’re lucky, it could be visible to the naked eye. Astronomers are geeking out over what secrets it might reveal about our cosmic past. Who’s ready for some stargazing? #Science #comet #space10Share
martinezlaura+FollowEarth Might Get 25-Hour Days?!Imagine waking up to a 25-hour day! Scientists say Earth’s spin is slowing down (thanks, Moon), and in about 200 million years, our days could be an hour longer. The Moon’s tidal pull is literally dragging out our days, but don’t worry—you won’t need to reset your alarm clock anytime soon. For now, our clocks are just dealing with tiny changes, but it’s wild to think our planet’s timekeeping is always in flux! #Science #EarthScience #Space110Share
megangibson+FollowInterstellar Comet Drama: 310,000-Mile MysteryDid you catch the wild news about comet 3I/ATLAS? This interstellar speedster zipped past the sun, and suddenly, scientists spotted what looked like a 310,000-mile-wide hole! Turns out, it wasn’t a chunk missing from the comet, but a crazy coincidence with solar activity—sunspots were spaced that far apart. Still, the mix-up had everyone buzzing and reminded us just how wild and unpredictable space can be! #Science #space #comet10Share
Melvin Mosley+FollowNASA's Star Explosion Time-Lapse Is WildNASA just dropped a 25-year time-lapse of a star literally blowing itself apart, and it’s unreal. The footage shows Kepler’s Supernova Remnant expanding at insane speeds—think millions of miles per hour. Scientists stitched together X-ray images from the Chandra Observatory, so you can actually watch the shockwave rip through space, 17,000 light-years away. It’s like the universe’s own action movie, and we’re just now getting to see the plot twist! #Science #NASA #Space30Share
Michelle York+FollowMeet the Universe’s Platypus GalaxiesJWST just spotted galaxies so weird, scientists are calling them “platypus galaxies.” These cosmic oddballs are tiny, super old, and don’t fit into any known category—think space’s version of a platypus: all the wrong parts, but somehow real! If these are actually a new kind of galaxy, we might have to rethink how the universe started building itself. Wild, right? Stay tuned for more cosmic surprises! #Science #JWST #space00Share