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The galaxy has just served us another cosmic treat — a dusty cat’s tail! No, we’re not talking about an interstellar feline, but an exciting discovery made by NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope, which has its eyes deep into the cosmos. So, here’s the scoop: We’re looking at Beta Pictoris, a star system that’s a…

We’ve got some out-of-this-world news for you. Have you ever wondered what the distant, icy giants Neptune and Uranus look like? Well, get your space helmets on because we’re about to reveal never-seen-before images of these mysterious planets. So, let’s begin our interstellar journey. Scientists have been curious about the appearance of these faraway planets…

At Geek Insider, we’re all about unraveling mysteries, especially those of the celestial variety. So, brace yourselves, we’re about to dive into the heart of a cosmic wonder – star formation. For generations, artists, poets, and scientists have been enthralled by the stars in the night sky. The question that has been bugging them all…

The big brains of the Dark Energy Survey (DES) have done it, folks! They’ve released their definitive results, based on the biggest, deepest, and most uniform supernova sample we’ve ever seen. Now, what does all that mean in human language? Let’s break it down. Supernovae are these massive explosions that happen when a star reaches…

Let’s talk about some mind-bending space stuff, geeks! We all know that typically, giant planets are supposed to orbit large stars, right? But scientists have now come across a situation that’s got them scratching their heads. They’ve found a giant planet, but it’s orbiting a tiny, puny star. This solar system is kind of like…

Look! Up in the sky! It’s a bird! It’s some really cool stuff you should check out this year.

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