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Paul Scott Anderson

Earth

The Tunguska explosion rocked Siberia 118 years ago

The Tunguska explosion on June 30, 1908, is the largest asteroid impact in recorded history. Researchers are preparing for future Tunguska-sized events.

Will Earth survive the red giant sun? New research suggests yes

Will Earth survive the sun's death, when our star becomes a red giant 5 billion years from now? A new study suggests it might, and maybe Mars too.

Peanut-shaped asteroid wobbles in 2 directions

New analysis shows that a peanut-shaped asteroid wobbles in space in 2 directions. Lucy spacecraft now continues its journey toward Jupiter’s Trojans.

Meet the exotic Pink Planet with salty clouds

New observations by the Webb space telescope of the giant exoplanet GJ504b - aka the Pink Planet - show that it has clouds made of salt.

Artemis missions target South Pole–Aitken basin on the moon

Two new studies examine the South Pole–Aitken basin on the moon. This region is a future landing site for Artemis astronauts.

New habitable exoplanets model narrows down search for life

Researchers have developed a new habitable exoplanets model to find out which rocky exoplanets could possibly support life.

3rd batch of Pentagon UAP files: Orbs and more

The U.S. government has released its 3rd batch of Pentagon UAP files. Only a few videos this time, but over 50 documents.

Rosalind Franklin rover to search Mars clays for life

The Rosalind Franklin rover will land on Mars in 2028 to explore Oxia Planum, a region rich in clays. Its mission is to look for signs of past or present life.

Comet 3I/ATLAS has methane, unexpected discovery reveals

New analysis of data from the Webb space telescope shows that Comet 3I/ATLAS has methane. This shows its origin is different from comets in our solar system.

What is The Hum? Scientists provide an update

For decades, people around the world have reported hearing The Hum. What is it? A new study helps narrow down possible answers.