megangibson+FollowSupernova’s Back for an Encore!Remember that record-shattering supernova from 2006, SN 2006gy? It’s making headlines again—this time thanks to a wild cosmic trick called a ‘light echo.’ Basically, dust in space is bouncing the original explosion’s light back to us, so it looks like the universe hit replay on its brightest show ever. Astronomers are geeking out because today’s tech means they can study it way better than before. Space is full of surprises! #Science #Supernova #SpaceNews70Share
Jerry Clark+FollowSpace Guest Just Passing Through 🚀Heads up, stargazers! NASA just confirmed a rare cosmic visitor is zooming through our solar system at 152,000 mph. This isn’t your average shooting star—it's an interstellar comet named 3I/ATLAS, only the third of its kind ever spotted. The fun part? It’s not sticking around, so if you want to catch a glimpse, now’s your chance. Watch for livestreams as it swings by the sun and Mars. No worries—Earth’s safe, but it’s a reminder that our solar system gets surprise guests too! #Business #Industry #SpaceNews60Share
Tamara Jones+FollowUniverse Inside a Black Hole?!Mind blown: a new study says the universe might not have started with a Big Bang, but instead 'bounced' out of a black hole in another universe. Basically, our universe could be the result of a cosmic rebound, not a singular explosion! The wildest part? This theory doesn’t need any mysterious new particles—just gravity and quantum physics doing their thing. Scientists are still digging into it, but if true, it totally changes how we think about where everything came from! #Science #SpaceNews #BigBang61Share
Zachary Gutierrez+FollowISS Telescope Just Leveled Up Sun GazingNASA’s new mini telescope on the ISS just dropped its first-ever close-ups of the sun’s outer atmosphere—and they’re wild. CODEX, basically a space eclipse machine, is catching never-before-seen temperature swings and massive solar streamers. Scientists are hyped because this could help us predict wild space weather (think: surprise auroras and geomagnetic storms). Perfect timing too, since the sun’s been extra dramatic lately. Can’t wait to see what else this space gadget uncovers! #NASA #SpaceNews #SolarScience #Science00Share
James Brady+FollowAsteroid Might Slam the Moon—Here’s Why That’s WildImagine an asteroid the size of a 10-story building smashing into the Moon in 2032! NASA says there’s a 4% chance this ‘city killer’ could hit, and if it does, it’d be like a nuclear explosion up there. The real kicker? All that lunar debris could mess with our satellites, risking global chaos for internet, GPS, and even financial markets. Wild to think the Moon’s drama could totally wreck our tech! #AsteroidAlert #SpaceNews #MoonImpact #Science193Share
James Brady+FollowWe Finally Saw the Universe’s Skeleton!Space isn’t just empty darkness—it’s actually laced with a ‘cosmic web’ that ties galaxies together, and astronomers just snapped the first direct image of one of its filaments! Picture a faint bridge of hydrogen stretching 3 million light-years between two ancient quasars. This is like seeing the universe’s secret scaffolding for the first time, confirming how galaxies grow and how dark matter shapes everything. It’s wild to think the universe is stitched together by invisible threads! #CosmicWeb #Astronomy #SpaceNews #Science20Share
Jerry Clark+FollowRocket Test Goes Boom—What’s Next?So, NASA’s new rocket booster had a wild test run—think ‘hold my coffee’ moment as the nozzle literally blew off mid-burn! While it looked dramatic, the team says it’s all valuable data for future upgrades. The big question: Will these super-boosters ever actually launch? NASA might cut the whole rocket after Artemis 3, so this could be a pricey science experiment. Space fans, keep your popcorn ready! #SpaceNews #Artemis #RocketScience #Business #Industry142Share
Jessica Hodge+FollowMeet Quipu: The Universe’s New GiantAstronomers just found a cosmic filament so huge, it makes the Shapley Superstructure look tiny. Quipu stretches 1.3 billion light-years and weighs 200 quadrillion suns! It’s packed with galaxies, hot gas, and dark matter, and it’s so massive it actually tweaks how we measure the universe’s expansion. Basically, Quipu is the backbone of our cosmic neighborhood—and it might even be hiding more secrets behind the Milky Way’s dust. Wild, right? #SpaceNews #Astronomy #CosmicWeb #Science110Share
Nicholas Coleman+FollowSpace Station Leak Drama: What’s Up?So, NASA just sent four astronauts to the space station, but there’s a twist: a mysterious air leak in one of the Russian modules. The leak suddenly stopped, which sounds good, but now engineers worry air might be escaping somewhere else—kind of like patching a bike tire and finding a new hole. If you’re into space travel, this is a reminder that even high-tech homes can have plumbing problems! Stay tuned, because this could impact future space vacations. #SpaceNews #LifeHacks #ISS #Business #Industry20Share
Nicholas Coleman+FollowZombie Satellite Screams Back to Life?!Imagine sipping your morning coffee when you hear this: a NASA satellite from the 1960s just blasted out a radio signal so loud it outshone everything else in the sky. Turns out, Relay-2, which everyone thought was space junk, might have gotten zapped by space debris or just built up static for decades and let it rip. Makes you wonder how much other 'dead' tech is lurking up there, waiting to surprise us! Space is getting crowded—maybe too crowded? #SpaceNews #TechSurprises #CoffeeBreak #Business #Industry90Share
