Since we can’t go back in time to see how our solar system was created, we have to study other stars to try and piece it together. It has recently been discovered that stars and planets actually form at the same time. WE have known how planets form, but the question has been about when […]
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Missing planets twice Earth’s size may point to migrating worlds
Computers have been able to simulate situations that explain why exoplanets are either super earths or mini Neptunes, and why there really isn’t much in between. These studies support something called the migration model. In the migration model, there are chains of exoplanets with similar sizes, with near resonant orbits. One issue that occurs in […]
Dr. Jack Sarfatti | “Tic Tac” Propulsion Understood! | (Simple Physics) [2022]
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Dr. Jack Sarfatti Offers US (Earth) the Science Behind the “Tic Tac” Dr. Jack Sarfatti claims the science behind the “Tic Tac” phenomena is simple. He explains that the scientific community is complicating something that can be explained with the simplest of physics’ understanding. Dr. Sarfatti claims the physics part is solved. With over 50 […]
THOSE WEIRD HOLES ON THE FLOOR OF THE ATLANTIC OCEAN
There are holes on the floor of the Atlantic Ocean but the holes are actually in an object at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean. There are many different guesses as to what the object might be such as a U Boat that was sunk during a war or a Submarine that got lost at […]
NASA on UFOs: Not Nearly So Snarky Now. Here Are 3 Reasons Why | Mind Matters
NASA and the Pentagon are taking a more serious look into unidentified aerial phenomena (UPAs), which are more popularly known as UFOs. This new approach is rooted in three sources. First, there was the 1990s discovery of exoplanets orbiting distant stars. Second, the sheer number of exoplanets (100 billion or so) means we can start […]
The James Webb Telescope can help astronomers spot alien life
The James Webb Space Telescope will enable researchers to measure the chemical makeup of atmospheres of planets around distant stars, possibly detecting signatures of chemical life. Astro-biologists study how starlight has interacted with the atmosphere or surface of a planet. Light bouncing off a surface or passing through a gas will have certain wavelengths trapped. […]
Chinese astronauts start testing new space station module (video)
Fourteen of China’s Shenzhou astronauts are taking the necessary steps to be sure that over the next ten years, their space station module will be ready to host crews. On July 24th, Wentian was launched, and it subsequently docked with the Tianhe core module. This now gives the Tiangong space station two modules. The astronauts […]
How the Physics of Nothing Underlies Everything
Long ago, Aristotle stated that nature abhors a vacuum. A vacuum isn’t just an absence of air. There are also electromagnetic vacuums and gravitational vacuums. In classical physics, nothing is happening in a vacuum. In quantum physics, most vacuum fields have a preferred state or “true vacuum.” But others fields are different. Work on string […]
The James Webb Space Telescope makes stunning images thanks to these engineering solutions
In 1989, when engineers were trying to make a new and modern telescope to see into space, much of the technology they needed to build it didn’t even exist yet. Ultimately, there were 10 new technologies that they needed to create, in order to build what would be the James Webb Space Telescope. This is […]
SpaceX’s Starship won’t launch on 1st orbital test flight this month
SpaceX’s Starship vehicle will not make its initial orbital test flight in August. Instead, it is targeting a six-month window beginning September 1st. SpaceX still needs a launch license from the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration. Starship has a first-stage booster and an upper-stage spacecraft, both powered by Raptor engines, and both designed to be reusable. […]
