Joy Kumar Sharma

Web developer of java script, PHP. Information and Communication Engineering at Noakhali Science and Technology University, Bangladesh. Volunteering in this educational Astrodrive.fun website scince 2025

Time Travel & Parallel Worlds: What If Science Fiction Isn’t Fiction After All?

Imagine this. You’re standing in your backyard. The stars shimmer above. You blink—and suddenly, it’s the year 3025. Flying cars zoom by. Robots greet you by name. But you’ve only taken a breath. Time travel. It’s been in our dreams, our books, and our movies for decades. From Interstellar to Avengers: Endgame, we’ve imagined what…

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Dolphin-Head Nebula: Where a Dying Star Blows a Cosmic Bubble

The Cosmic Dolphin’s Embrace: A Stellar Farewell in Canis Major (Image: nebula.jpg) Source: Zubayer Kaolin :Dolphin-Head Nebula (Sharpless 2-308) in Canis Major, a cosmic bubble created by a Wolf-Rayet star. In the vast cosmic ocean, where stars are born and die, there exists a celestial marvel that captivates with its ethereal beauty and intriguing story….

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Space News & Skywatching Highlights — Late July 2025

The universe remains an ever-evolving frontier. From Earth-observing collaborations to solar phenomena and Mars-bound plans, here’s a curated report of the most exciting space developments right now. 1. NASA–ISRO NISAR Set for Earth-changing Launch 2. TRACERS Mission Launches—Twin Satellites to Track Space Weather 3. SpaceX Expands Starlink and O3b mPOWER Networks 4. Skywatching: July Highlights…

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Unlocking the Mysteries of Black Holes and White Holes: A Beginner’s Guide to Cosmic Gateways

Introduction: Journey into the Unknown Imagine you’re gazing into the night sky, staring into the vast darkness, and you hear the term “black hole.” You might think of it as a giant vacuum in space, swallowing everything nearby. But what exactly is a black hole? Is there a reverse of it—something called a white hole?…

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What’s New in Space: Today’s Updates (July 17, 2025)

Here’s a detailed look at the latest developments in space exploration—from spacecraft and rockets to planets, asteroids, and skywatching events. 1. Twisting Plasma Prominence Erupts from the Sun Late yesterday, NASA’s GOES satellite captured breathtaking footage of a solar prominence – a loop of superheated plasma gracefully twisting away from the Sun’s southern pole. These…

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Today’s Space Roundup – July 15, 2025

1. Axiom‑4 Crew (Including India’s Shubhanshu Shukla) Returns to Earth After an 18-day mission aboard the ISS, Axiom‑4 crew member Shubhanshu “Shux” Shukla is preparing to splash down near California around 3 PM IST today, July 15. The mission marked a significant milestone for India in commercial space collaboration, drawing widespread attention and national pride economictimes.indiatimes.com+3nasa.gov+3Indiatimes+3….

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NASA’s Latest Breakthrough: Stunning Close-Ups of the Donaldjohanson Asteroid Redefine Planetary Science

Cape Canaveral, Florida — In a groundbreaking achievement, NASA’s space mission has delivered the most detailed close-up images yet of the Donaldjohanson asteroid, a near-Earth object that has sparked major scientific interest due to its unusual shape, rocky terrain, and unique orbit. These new high-resolution images give scientists an unprecedented opportunity to observe the asteroid’s…

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Today’s Top Space News – What’s Up in July 2025

1. NASA Tracks Rare “Sprites” from the ISS Astronaut Nichole Ayers aboard the ISS captured a stunning red, jellyfish-like sprite—a high-altitude electrical flash triggered by powerful thunderstorms over North America and Mexico space.com+4people.com+4space.com+4. These transient luminous events help researchers better understand lightning and atmospheric interactions. 2. SpaceX Sets Reuse Milestone with 500th Falcon 9 Launch On…

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