About 330 light-years away, a giant planet, known as a “hot Jupiter,” is orbiting the star Wasp-18. Its ‘year’ or one orbit around Wasp-18 is less than one Earth Day. The problem? This planet should have been reduced to hot …
Misbehaving Planet Defies Current Accepted Laws Of Physics Read more »
In an unsettling trend, a mystery object has passed through Saturn’s F ring, leaving a trail of debris, less than a month after an object crashed into Jupiter. Could this be the beginning of increased traffic in our solar system, …
Mystery Object Flys Through Saturns Rings. The Beginning Of The End? Read more »
It seems Stanley Kubrick was onto something with his alien black monoliths from 2001: A Space Odyssey. Recently, two similar monoliths have popped up in the news. The first was found on a picture from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. Taken …
Last week, Carlos Cotta and Álvaro Morales from the University of Malaga in Spain, re-opned the discussion of using advanced math to determine the number of advanced extraterrestrial civilizations in our galaxy. The Fermi paradox is a concept based on …
Fermi Paradox Suggests There Are Less Than Ten Alien Civilizations In Our Galaxy Read more »
One month and 101 years ago, something exploded over a remote part of Siberia, causing mass desctruction to an area of 100 square miles. On June 30th, 1908 at 7:15 in the morning a ‘pillar of fire’ was seen northwest …
We have been following the increase in reports of fireballs streaking across the night and daytime skies since the now famous Texas Fireball was captured on video in mid February. We declare today, June 12th 2009, as Fireball Friday as …