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The Present
The stars do not pause. The celestial record is being written right now — in the transits, the alignments and the signs most choose to ignore. This is what is unfolding.
THE PRESENT
What Is Dark Matter Made Of? Everything We Know So Far
Dark matter makes up around 27% of the universe, yet nobody knows what it is made of. Scientists can see its gravitational effects, but the particles behind it remain one of physics' greatest mysteries.
Is Planet Nine Real? The Hunt for Our Solar System's Hidden World
Planet Nine is either the most significant undiscovered object in our solar system or a pattern that doesn't exist. Two Caltech astronomers have spent a decade building the case for it. The Vera C. Rubin Observatory is now running the survey that should settle it.
DART's Planetary Defence Test: What It Proved and What It Didn't
Humanity now knows it can deflect an asteroid. Whether it can do so in time, with enough warning, and with the international cooperation required is a different question entirely.
What Artemis II Proved, and What It Didn't: The Full Mission Assessment
The heat shield held, the crew splashed down safely, and NASA says Artemis III is on track for 2027. Two weeks on, the post-mission data is telling a more complicated story about a reentry trajectory that had to be redesigned, a valve that needs fixing, and a 2028 landing date that is doing a lot of optimistic work.
Artemis II Splashdown: What NASA's Moon Crew Return Looked Like
The heat shield held, the parachutes deployed, and four astronauts are home. Mission Control called it a perfect bullseye. What they did not mention is that getting there required flying hardware several engineers had formally objected to.
Artemis II Crew: What Happens After You Come Back From the Moon
The Artemis II crew were home within a day of splashdown. What space does to the human mind takes considerably longer to resolve. This is about the psychology of coming back.
15,000 City-Killer Asteroids Are Still Missing, NASA Says
In February, NASA's acting planetary defence officer told a scientific conference that 15,000 asteroids large enough to destroy a city remain undetected. We have no spacecraft ready to deflect one. She said it keeps her up at night.
Artemis II Eclipse: The Solar Eclipse Nobody on Earth Could See
On 6th April, four astronauts watched a solar eclipse that nobody on Earth could see. It lasted nearly an hour. The sun vanished behind the moon and the corona blazed into view. Some moments belong entirely to the sky.
Artemis II Mission Explained: The First Crewed Moon Flight Since Apollo
Four astronauts flew around the moon in April 2026. The first humans beyond Earth orbit since 1972, and the first to break the distance record set by Apollo 13 in 1970. Here is what actually happened out there.