5 Amazing Space Discoveries That Could Change Everything


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5 Amazing Space Discoveries That Could Change Everything

Space is full of surprises and mysteries that challenge our understanding of reality. Scientists and astronomers are constantly making new discoveries that reveal the secrets of the universe and space. Here are some of the most amazing space discoveries that could change everything:

  • Life on Venus? Scientists detect a possible biosignature gas in the clouds: Phosphine is a gas that on Earth is produced by microbes or industrial processes. Its presence in the atmosphere of Venus could indicate a possible sign of life on our neighboring planet. However, the origin of the phosphine is still unknown and could be explained by other natural or chemical processes.
  • A parallel universe where time runs backward? Scientists find evidence of a bizarre phenomenon: Using a giant balloon experiment called ANITA, scientists detected high-energy particles coming from the Antarctic ice. These particles, called neutrinos, are expected to come from outer space, not from Earth. One possible explanation is that they are coming from a parallel universe where time runs in the opposite direction as ours.
  • The first sounds and sights of Mars: NASA’s Perseverance rover makes history: Perseverance is a robotic explorer that was sent to Mars to search for signs of ancient life and collect rock samples. It successfully landed on Mars on February 18, 2021, and captured the first audio and video of the Martian surface. The rover also carried a small helicopter called Ingenuity, which became the first aircraft to fly on another planet.
  • A super-Earth older than the universe? Astronomers discover a planet orbiting one of the galaxy’s oldest stars: A super-Earth is a planet that is larger than Earth but smaller than Neptune. The super-Earth, named TOI-561 b, was found orbiting a star that is about 10 billion years old, which means it is almost as old as the universe itself. The planet is very hot and rocky, and has a year that lasts only 10.5 hours.
  • A mysterious radio signal from Proxima Centauri: Is it natural or artificial?: Proxima Centauri is the closest star to our solar system, located about 4.2 light-years away. It has two known planets, one of which is in the habitable zone where liquid water could exist. In 2020, scientists picked up a narrow beam of radio waves coming from the direction of Proxima Centauri. The signal has not been identified yet, and could be either natural or artificial in origin.

What do you think of these amazing space discoveries? Do you have any questions or comments? 


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Would be nice if article regarding Proxima Centauri and the detected "narrow beam" radio signal (yagi or quad antena?) detected, gave indicated the frequency of the signal. Being a HAM I'd like to see if I could pick it up down here in Bolivia. Live at 10,000 ft above sea level and some times, especially during high solar activity, we can really hear some good signals from unexpected sources. I once had a good chat with London, England on 5 watts in the 15 meter band. what freq. range?

Daniel
10 months, 1 week

Would be nice if article regarding Proxima Centauri and the detected "narrow beam" radio signal (yagi or quad antena?) detected, indicated the frequency of the signal. Being a HAM I'd like to see if I could pick it up down here in Bolivia. Live at 10,000 ft above sea level and at times, especially during high solar activity, we can really hear some good signals from unexpected sources. I once had a good chat with London, England on 5 watts in the 15 mtr band. what freq? WA7KEB mobile CP4JV

Daniel
10 months, 1 week

The mysterious radio signal from Proxima Centauri was detected at a frequency of 982 megahertz. It was concentrated in a very narrow slice of the radio frequency spectrum, which is typical of an artificial transmission. We hope this information helps you in your search for the signal. Good luck and happy listening from ReiserX!

reiserx
10 months

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