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'Frozen In Time': Incredible 3,300-Year-Old Discovery Revealed - Vimarsana News

'Frozen In Time': Incredible 3,300-Year-Old Discovery Revealed

Archaeologist discovered an "exceptional" cave in Israel in early September that has been sealed for an estimated 3,300 years.

Earth Is Speeding Up As We Hurtle Through Space. Here's What We Know So Far - Vimarsana News

Earth Is Speeding Up As We Hurtle Through Space. Here's What We Know So Far

Planet Earth has been gradually spinning faster and faster on its axis leading to the shortest day ever (so far) on June 29, 2022.

Another Chinese Rocket Booster Is Making An Uncontrolled Reentry, Crashing Back To Earth - Vimarsana News

Another Chinese Rocket Booster Is Making An Uncontrolled Reentry, Crashing Back To Earth

A Chinese Long March 5B booster is making an uncontrolled reentry for the third time and is expected to crash into Earth sometime Saturday.

Biggest Black Holes Formed From Cold Gas Left by Unimaginably Immense Galactic Space Gobblers - Vimarsana News

Biggest Black Holes Formed From Cold Gas Left by Unimaginably Immense Galactic Space Gobblers

A mysterious cosmos of less than a billion years spawned the biggest black holes that disappeared, leaving pockets of exotic cold gas that gave rise to the massive black holes of today.

Source: hngn.com
Fast-Moving Star Speeding at 18 Million MPH Circles Around Milky Way's Black Hole in Just 4 Years - Vimarsana News

Fast-Moving Star Speeding at 18 Million MPH Circles Around Milky Way's Black Hole in Just 4 Years

Astronomers discovered a brand new star that is orbiting the Milky Way's supermassive black hole center in just four years at a blistering speed of 18 million mph. The star, known as S4716, is the fastest known star and comes as close as 92 million miles to the center of our galaxy.

Source: hngn.com