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Parker Solar Probe Executes 24th Perihelion Near the Sun

NASA’s Parker Solar Probe 24th flyby recently marked another milestone. On Thursday, June 19, the spacecraft reached 3.8 million miles (6.2 million kilometers) from the Sun’s surface, matching its record for closest approach. This flyby concluded the original mission timeline. However, Parker will continue orbiting the Sun and collecting valuable data until NASA reviews the…

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NASA’s Parker Probe Completes 24th Close Encounter with the Sun

NASA’s Parker Solar Probe completed its 24th close dive toward the Sun on Thursday, June 19. It flew just 3.8 million miles (6.2 million kilometers) above the solar surface, once again matching its record for closest approach. This milestone marked the final close flyby in the mission’s baseline plan. From this point forward, Parker will…

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Spinning Through Space: Why Celestial Bodies Rotate

Why does everything in the universe spin?Rotational motion plays a fundamental role in shaping the cosmos-from planets and stars to galaxies and black holes. This paper explores the physics behind rotational motion, including the principles of angular momentum conservation and the influence of collisions and cosmic explosions in generating spin. Drawing from personal experiences in…

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Black Holes, Wormholes & Time Loops: A Journey Through Spacetime

The mysteries of space have fascinated scientists and dreamers alike. Among the most mind-bending phenomena in the cosmos are black holes, wormholes, and the concept of time loops. These aren’t just science fiction—they are rooted in the mathematics of Einstein’s relativity and the latest frontiers of astrophysics. Let’s explore how these cosmic concepts may shape…

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