space 101
Discover the top 10 greatest mysteries of the universe, from dark matter and black holes to time travel and the multiverse. Explore the frontiers of space science and what we still don’t understand.
space 101
The James Webb Space Telescope is changing everything we know about space. From detecting ancient galaxies to finding water on distant planets, explore the biggest JWST discoveries to date.
space 101
What happens when a star dies? From fading white dwarfs to dramatic supernovae and black holes, learn how different stars meet their end—and why their death is essential for life in the universe.
space 101
Is humanity truly alone in the cosmos, or is life thriving beyond Earth? Explore scientific efforts to find alien life, the Fermi Paradox, and what it would mean if we discovered we’re not alone.
space 101
What are black holes made of? Learn about singularities, event horizons, and the mysterious physics behind the universe’s most powerful objects.
space 101
What is antimatter? Discover the science behind this mysterious form of matter, how it was discovered, and why it’s key to understanding the origins of our universe.
space 101
A supernova is the explosive death of a star, releasing massive energy and scattering elements across the universe. Discover how these cosmic blasts shape galaxies and create the building blocks of life.
space 101
The Hubble Space Telescope is a powerful observatory in space that has revealed the age of the universe, discovered dark energy, and captured iconic deep space images. Discover its legacy and major contributions to astronomy.
space 101
Gravitational waves are ripples in space-time caused by massive cosmic events like black hole mergers. Learn how they work, how we detect them, and why they’re revolutionizing astronomy.
space 101
The ozone layer protects Earth from harmful UV radiation and plays a vital role in preserving life. Learn what it is, why it's essential, and how global action is helping restore it.
space 101
An eclipse occurs when one celestial body casts a shadow on another. Discover the science behind solar and lunar eclipses, why they happen, and how to safely witness these awe-inspiring events in the sky.
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Stars shine with their own light through nuclear fusion, while planets reflect light from nearby stars. Discover the key differences between these two cosmic bodies and learn how to spot them in the night sky.