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07/05/2026

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The Andromeda galaxy is heading toward us at a quarter of a million miles per hour.

In 5 to 6 billion years, it will arrive.

What happens when two galaxies containing hundreds of billions of stars each collide is not what intuition suggests. The stars themselves — so vast in number but so tiny relative to the distances between them — will pass through each other like two swarms of bees merging. The odds of any individual star actually hitting another individual star are essentially zero.

But the gas and dust between the stars will interact catastrophically.

It will heat up. It will compress. Star formation will ignite across both colliding galaxies in a furious burst of new stellar birth. The sky — from wherever Earth or its remnants happen to be — could be on fire.

The Milky Way and Andromeda as we know them will cease to exist.

In their place: a new galaxy. Astronomers have already named it Milkomeda — a massive elliptical without spiral arms, a merged entity born from the death dance of two.

We'll have front row seats.

If anyone is still around to watch. 🌌

05/05/2026

وێنەیەکی دەگمەن و ناوازە کە کەشتی ئاسمانی لەسەر هەسارەی سوور گرتوویەتی و تیایدا هەریەک لە( زەوی، ژۆپیتەر و ڤینۆس)دەردەکەون ئەوە لەدووری(٣٦٠)ملیۆن کم..
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04/05/2026

ئێستا ئیتر ئەوە جەختلێکراو بوە؛ کە هەسارەی ئۆرانووس زۆر لەوەگەرمترە کە زاناکان پێشبینیان کردووە، و هۆکاری ئەوەش تائێستا نەزانراوە..
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For four decades, Uranus has been hiding its true temperature.

New research from NASA and the University of Oxford has flipped a long-standing assumption about the most tilted planet in our solar system. Once believed to be strangely cold inside, Uranus is actually emitting about 15% more energy than it gets from the Sun.

Scientists reanalyzed data from Voyager 2 and combined it with decades of observations and modern climate models. They discovered that Uranus reflects more sunlight than previously thought, which had made it appear colder than it really is.

In reality, Uranus behaves like other giant planets—gradually releasing leftover heat from its violent formation 4.5 billion years ago.

This discovery sharpens our understanding of how ice giants form and evolve, and may reshape how we study similar planets orbiting distant stars.

📄 Research: Wang et al., Internal Heat Flux and Energy Imbalance of Uranus, Geophysical Research Letters (2025)

30/04/2026

لەسەر ڕووی (لۆس) کەیەکێکە لەمانگەکانی هەسارەی ژۆپیتەر، ئەم وێنەیە گیراوە و تیایدا ژۆپیتەر بەهۆی قەبارە زابەلاحەکەیەوە نیوەی ئاسمانی مانگەکەی داگییرکردووە، هەروەها بەهۆی نزیکیی مانگەکە لێیەوە، ئەوا بە چاوی ڕووت بەئاسانی گەردەلوولە هەورییەکانی ژۆپیتەر دەبینرێت،..

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Stand on Io and look up.

Jupiter takes up nearly half the visible sky.

Not as a disc. Not as a bright point of light the way planets appear from Earth. As a wall of planet — close enough that you can clearly see the individual storm bands churning across its surface, close enough that the Great Red Spot is a distinct and recognizable feature, close enough that lightning flashing in the deep cloud layers is visible.

The scale triggers something primal.

Human beings evolved on a world where the sky is sky — where the things above you are distant, where nothing overhead comes close to filling your field of vision. Jupiter from Io's surface breaks every intuitive understanding of what a sky is supposed to contain.

It is not just large. It is overwhelming. It is the kind of scale that the human mind registers not as impressive but as wrong — too close, too large, too present for anything above you to be.

Jupiter is Io's sky.

And it is also Io's torturer. The same gravity that fills the sky is the gravity squeezing the ground beneath your feet.

Beautiful. Terrifying. Inescapable. 🪐

25/04/2026

کاتێک دوا ئەستێرە لە گەردووندا دەمرێت، ئەوا (تۆن ٦١٨) هێشتا هەر لەوێیە و لەتارییکییدا دانیشتووە، و چاوەڕێیە، ناگۆڕدرێت و بۆ هەتاهەتایە کۆتایی نایەت..

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Everything we know is temporary.

In about 5 billion years, our Sun will run out of fuel. It will swell into a red giant, likely consuming the inner planets, and later collapse into a white dwarf. Earth as we know it will be long gone, and so will any trace of human civilization.

Fast forward far beyond that, and the universe itself changes dramatically. In roughly 100 billion years, the last generations of stars will burn out. New stars will stop forming, galaxies will slowly fade, and the cosmos will grow colder, darker, and increasingly empty.

But some things will remain. TON 618 will still be there.

Black holes don’t disappear easily. They slowly lose mass through a process called Hawking radiation, but for something as massive as TON 618, that process takes an unimaginable amount of time — far longer than the current age of the universe.

So while everything else fades — stars, galaxies, light itself — TON 618 continues to exist in deep silence, slowly evaporating over timescales almost impossible to comprehend.

In the end, it will outlast almost everything. We are temporary. The universe changes.
But the giants remain. 🕳️🌌

19/04/2026

زاناکان چەند خاڵێکی ڕەشیان تێبینیکردووە کە بەخێراییەکی زیاتر لە خێرای تیشک لەناو بۆشاییدا دەڕۆن، ئەوە بەبێ ڕەتکردنەوەی تیۆریی ڕێژەیی..
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Scientists Observe “Faster-Than-Light” Motion Without Breaking Physics

In a surprising breakthrough, physicists have observed tiny “points of darkness” moving faster than light—without violating the Theory of Relativity. These are not physical particles, but singularities—empty points created when waves cancel each other out inside special materials like boron nitride.

Using advanced microscopy, researchers tracked these voids within phonon-polariton waves, which behave like a combination of light and sound. Because these points contain no matter, energy, or information, they can appear to move faster than light without breaking any physical laws.

This discovery could reshape our understanding of wave physics across multiple fields, from optics to quantum systems. It also opens the door to observing ultra-fast processes that were previously impossible to detect.

Source: Nature (March 25, 2026), Technion–Israel Institute of Technology

17/04/2026

وێنەی هەردوو مانگە بچووکەکەی هەسارەی سوور(فۆبۆ و دیمۆس)، هەردووکیان بەبێ دەنگی بەئاسمانی ئەم هەسارەیەدا گوزەر دەکەن، لەم وێنەیەدا، فۆبۆس بەخێرایی لەئاسمانی هەسارەکەدا دەردەکەوێت و بەخێراییش ئاوا دەبێت، (دیمۆس)یش کە زۆر دوورترە لەهەسارەکەوە بە هێواشی ڕێگای خۆی بەئاسمانی هەسارەکەدا تەیدەکات..
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15/04/2026

ئەم کلکدارە ماوەی(١٧٠)هەزار بساڵە سەردانی زەوی نەکردووە.. ئەوا جارێکی تر سەردانمان دەکاتەوە ، و بەچاوی ئاسایی دەبینرێت و تادێت شەوقی دەدرەوشێتەوە..
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A comet that hasn’t visited Earth’s skies in 170,000 years is returning… and it’s already glowing brighter. ☄️✨

Comet C/2025 R3 (Pan-STARRS) is now visible under truly dark skies, and over the next 10 mornings, it will only get easier to spot.

This isn’t just another comet — it’s a once-in-a-human-history event.
The last time it passed by our planet, early humans were still sharing the Earth with extinct giants.

It will reach perihelion — its closest point to the Sun — on April 19, passing at a safe distance of about 0.5 AU (half the distance between Earth and the Sun).

Then comes its brightest moment:
On April 27, it will make its closest approach to Earth… shining at peak visibility.

But there’s a catch.

By then, this ancient traveler will disappear from Northern Hemisphere skies, making these next few mornings your only chance to witness it.

Miss it now… and you’ll have to wait another 170,000 years.

10/04/2026

وێنەی تەنە نەناسراوی(ئەتڵەس ٣١) کەلەئاسمانی هەسارەی سووردا وەک پێکهاتەی ژیارییەک دەڕوات.. ئەم وێنەیە لەلایەن کەشتی(ڕۆڤەر)ی ئاسمانیی سەر هەسارەکە گیراوە..
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09/04/2026

گەشتی(ئارتیمس ١١)، یەکەمجارە کە چاوی مرۆڤ دەکەوێتەسەر دیوە نەبینراوەکەی مانگ، لە ماوەی(٥٠)ساڵدا .. ئەمڕۆ ئارتیمس ١١ بووەتە یەکەمین مرۆڤێک کە ڕاستەوخۆ تێبینی دیوە نەبینراوەکەی مانگ بکات..
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19/12/2025