The Scientific Narrative: From Big Bang to Cosmic Web

Modern cosmology paints a majestic picture of universal creation, primarily centered around the Big Bang Theory. Stephen Hawking’s Contributions: No Boundaries, No Beginning? The brilliant mind of Stephen Hawking profoundly impacted our understanding of the universe’s origin, particularly concerning singularities. Ancient Vedic Cosmology: Cycles of Creation and Dissolution Ancient Vedic texts, dating back thousands of…

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NASA citizen science grants 2025: New projects and public involvement

IntroductionNASA citizen science continues to grow in 2025 with new research grants that support scientists and expand public involvement. These projects help experts build tools, analyze data, and create future opportunities for volunteers who want to take part in space science. The new selections also show how citizen science supports NASA’s long-term goals across multiple…

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Gravity Without Mass A Radical New Theory Challenges Dark Matter

Hey AstroDrivers, Today we’re diving into one of the universe’s deepest mysteries gravity itself and a groundbreaking new idea that could turn our understanding of cosmic forces completely upside down. For centuries, our concept of gravity has been inextricably linked to mass. From Newton’s elegant description of two massive objects attracting each other, to Einstein’s…

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Orion: The Celestial Hunter Returns to the Night Sky — A Guide to the Most Iconic Constellation

As the night skies of late September and the coming winter months begin to unfold, one of the most spectacular sights in astronomy is returning to prominence — Orion, also known as Kalpurush in Bengali. This brilliant constellation, steeped in myth and scientific wonder, is set to dominate the celestial stage once again, captivating stargazers…

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IC 348 Region: Chandra and Webb Reveal Young Stars

Introduction The IC 348 star-forming region in the Perseus constellation has been revealed in extraordinary detail through the combined power of NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory and the James Webb Space Telescope. Released on July 23, 2025, this composite image blends X-ray and infrared data to showcase the hidden processes of stellar birth and the beauty…

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AI for Predicting Space Weather Disruptions

Auroras and Satellite Risks In the summer of 2024, people across North America enjoyed stunning auroras in the night sky. But the same solar activity that causes auroras can disrupt satellites. These satellites are vital for GPS, communication, and navigation systems on Earth. To protect them, scientists are turning to artificial intelligence (AI). NASA’s Frontier…

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Arcstone Lunar Reflectance Mission: NASA’s Breakthrough in Satellite Data Calibration

IntroductionNASA’s Arcstone lunar reflectance mission has started operations, bringing a revolutionary approach to satellite data calibration. By using the Moon’s stable brightness as a reference, Arcstone is setting a universal standard for spaceborne sensors. Launched on July 23 from Vandenberg Space Force Base aboard a SpaceX Transporter-14 rideshare, the Arcstone spectrometer quickly completed testing. By…

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