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Astronomers Say ‘Alien’ Comet ATLAS is Once Again Visible from Earth — Nov 3, 20253I/ATLAS has made a reappearance. According to the New York Post , contrary to viral claims suggesting that 3I/ATLAS had vanished or was “no longer from Earth,” astronomers now say the Manhattan-sized comet is visible…

Astronomers Create Most Detailed Infrared Map Of Milky WayReporting — Sep 27, 2024At 500 terabytes of data, this is the largest observational project ever carried out with an ESO telescope. ESO/VVVX SURVEY VIA SWNS. “> Astronomers have published a gigantic infrared map of the Milky Way containing…

CEO Couple Becomes National Joke After Viral Scandal — Jul 21, 2025A leading tech company is now facing a storm few saw coming. On Saturday, Astronomer announced the sudden resignation of its CEO, Andy Byron , just days after a short but explosive video surfaced from a Coldplay…

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November’s Upcoming Meteor Shower, Star Cluster, and Moon Phases Are Sure to Brighten the SkiesReporting — Nov 3, 2023This month, the night sky will brighten up thanks to a combination of astronomical events. https://twitter.com/_RachaelTV/status/1720203020623847502 According to the Space Tourism Guide , November is putting on a show…

IJRGeriatric Democrat Senator Fends Off Young-Blood Challenger In Rare Win For Old GuardNicole Silverio · 3 min · 2h

Nancy Pelosi’s ‘No One Is Above the Law’ Post About Trump Spectacularly Blows Up in Her FaceOpinion — Mar 20, 2023Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, whose wealth has ballooned astronomically since she was first elected as a public servant, was derided on Twitter after she tweeted that “no one is above the law” while she took a shot…

RankingMost underrated cities in AmericaAmerica's biggest cities hog all the spotlight, while dozens of smaller gems get overlooked despite great food, culture, and character. These underrated cities deserve recognition beyond the usual coastal favorites. Cast your vote and help crown the most underappreciated city in the country.693 votes · 21 candidates

No One Is Talking About the Mass Food Shortage and Grocery Bill Increases US Is Barreling TowardOpinion — Mar 14, 2022Given the arrogance of Those Who Know Best in their attempt to control, of all things, a pandemic, do you think they’ll do better when Americans start paying astronomical prices at the grocery store? Or begin to go…

Not a Joke: Ford Says Don’t Use Heater in Electric Truck in Winter to Save Battery – But That’s Not AllOpinion — Dec 8, 2022Winter is coming. OK, technically meteorological winter arrived last week, beginning as it does every year on Dec. 1. Astronomical winter, which is the one that shows up on your calendar as “First Day of Winter,”…

Congress’ Quick Fix For Astronomical Gas Prices Is Anything But — May 11, 2026The national average for gas prices has surpassed $4.50 per gallon, up roughly 45% from a year ago. If Congress passes a bill that allows for year-round higher ethanol content in gasoline (“E15”) without protecting…

Brighter Than 10 trillion Suns: Scientists Spot Record-Breaking Flare from a Distant Black Hole — Nov 4, 2025Scientists have detected the brightest flare ever recorded from a supermassive black hole, a cosmic explosion that burned with the light of 10 trillion suns and has left astronomers stunned. According to The Associated…

On X · @DodgersNationJapanese Idol Yuta Kishi of Number_i Throws Ceremonial First Pitch to Dodgers’ Roki Sasaki at Dodger StadiumThe @DodgersNation post shares video of Number_i member Yuta Kishi delivering the ceremonial first pitch at Dodger Stadium, caught by Dodgers pitcher Roki Sasaki. It is trending due to the popular crossover between the Japanese idol group Number_i and MLB’s Dodgers, the quality of the throw, and amplification by official accounts.616 likes · 25m

EXCLUSIVE: Gov. Braun Shares His State’s Secret To Tackling Runaway College Tuition Rates — Jul 4, 2025As tuition costs soar to astronomical heights across the U.S., one Republican-led state is leading the charge in the battle to rein in greedy universities. Indiana Gov. Mike Braun has moved to tackle the problem…

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America’s Astronomical Home Prices Could Get Even Worse If Biden Gets His Way, Experts SayReporting — Jun 5, 2024President Joe Biden’s latest policy proposals could jack up home prices even higher following high inflation and excessive government spending, economists told the Daily Caller News Foundation. Home prices surged to an…

VS BattleToy Story vs ShrekThe toy box vs the swamp: two animation revolutions, one inevitable playground argument.Toy Story vs Shrek · 161 votes — pick a side

Milky Way reportedly flipped after ancient collisionScience — Jul 21, 2026New simulations and observations indicate the Milky Way likely experienced a dramatic disc flip of more than 90 degrees, probably triggered by a head-on collision with Gaia Sausage about 10 to 11 billion years ago, which helps explain the unusually slow rotation of the halo. Researchers from Durham University and colleagues report the finding at the Royal Astronomical Society meeting, with multiple outlets detailing how this ancient galactic upheaval reshaped our galaxy.

Exomoon Candidate Reported Orbiting Brown Dwarf CD-35 2722 — Jul 22, 2026Astronomers using the VLT have found evidence of a giant exosatellite orbiting a brown dwarf that itself orbits a star about 73 light-years away, with the candidate’s mass near Jupiter and an orbital period around 170 days. The discovery challenges traditional labels of planet, moon, and even star, prompting ongoing debate over nomenclature and definitions of exomoons as researchers describe the object as an exosatellite while many favor calling it a moon.

Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2026 Finalists — Jul 24, 2026The Siena International Photo Awards festival wrapped three competitions—Siena, Creative Photo Awards, and Drone Photo Awards—with about 40,000 submissions from 163 countries, and winners will be announced October 10, 2026. In the Astronomy Photographer of the Year contest, nearly 4,000 submissions from 769 photographers across 66 countries have finalists across nine categories, with prizes including £10,000 for the overall winner and £1,500 per category, and the winning images will be displayed at London’s National Maritime Museum on September 17.

Daily Caller News FoundationGeriatric Democrat Senator Fends Off Young-Blood Challenger In Rare Win For Old GuardDemocratic Massachusetts Sen. Ed Markey defeated Democratic Massachusetts Rep. Seth Moulton Tuesday in a rare win for the old-guard incumbents.2h

Midcoast Halloween Festivities Unfold Across Multiple VenuesLifestyle — Jul 21, 2026A regional roundup highlights Halloween-specific events in Maine, including library screenings and haunted attractions; Central Virginia offers pumpkin patches and corn mazes for fall family fun; West Virginia hosts the Head for the Hills Festival with camping, concerts, and a poker tour; and Missouri showcases the Dark Sky Festival with star parties and astronomy talks.

QuizWhich of the nine drives runs you?Beneath the personality is a motive. Twelve questions and the AI names the drive that's actually steering — and what it costs you.3 min · today's quiz

Sheila Jackson Lee Says Moon Is a ‘Planet’ That’s ‘Made Up of Mostly Gases,’ But Things Only Get Worse When She Tries to Correct ItOpinion — Apr 13, 2024One would hope that elected officials would know more about astronomy than the average middle schooler. Well, despite having served as the U.S. Representative for Texas’ 18th Congressional District since 1995, up to and…