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Category: Space Week

Deep Time: The Fate of the Universe

Posted October 8, 2020October 8, 2020 Katie BeanLeave a commentPosted in Space Week

By Katie Bean Everything in the universe is massive, without a doubt. Galaxies are rushing away from each other and stars are fusing hydrogen into helium at ferociously high temperatures and pressures. However, the once busy and blooming universe will eventually decay into a desolate, gloomy state after five distinct stages. What will happen at […]

The missing baryon problem

Posted October 6, 2020October 6, 2020 Spoorthi ShyamaprasadLeave a commentPosted in Other, Space Week

Every star, planet and galaxy you’ve seen accounts to just around 5% of the total matter and energy in the Universe. Just 5%. The other 95% is made of dark matter and dark energy, both of which are equally mysterious and intriguing. That 5% baryonic matter was supposed to be relatively easy to find, but […]

A Search for Planet Nine

Posted October 5, 2020October 5, 2020 Hazal KaraLeave a commentPosted in Space Week

by Hazal Kara Despite our Solar System’s close proximity to Earth relative to the rest of the universe, there is far too much that humans do not know about it yet. One of the biggest unanswered questions is whether or not there are planets beyond Pluto. As with most scientific mysteries, there is a lot […]

A brief look at Space Weather phenomena

Posted October 4, 2020October 4, 2020 Abhipsha SahuLeave a commentPosted in Space Week

ABSTRACT While outer space might seem like a static, empty place, that is not true because of the sun’s dynamic nature, which gives rise to many phenomena. Their interaction with the earth’s atmosphere gives rise to what is known as space weather. The term “space weather” deals with conditions caused by charged particles ejected from […]

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