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Makers drop spine-chilling trailer of 'Venom: Let There Be Carnage' ANI | Updated: May 10, 2021 22:46 IST Washington [US], May 10 (ANI): The trailer of the much-awaited American superhero film 'Venom: Let There Be Carnage' starring Tom Hardy has been released on Monday. The movie based on the Marvel Comics character Venom will unveil the look of Carnage for the first time. Fans of the adventure drama 'Venom' have been on their toes ever since the makers had announced the sequel of the film. To pique the curiosity of the cinephiles, the makers of the movie...

The Most Common Stars in Our Galaxy May Be More Habitable Than We Thought EVAN GOUGH, UNIVERSE TODAY 17 JANUARY 2021 Red dwarf stars are the most common kind of star in our neighbourhood, and probably in the Milky Way. Because of that, many of the Earth-like and potentially life-supporting exoplanets we've detected are in orbit around red dwarfs. The problem is that red dwarfs can exhibit intense flaring behaviour, much more energetic than our relatively placid Sun.   So what does that mean for the potential of those exoplanets to actually support life? Most life on Earth, and likely on o...

January 6, 2021 A new study from Northwestern University shows that solar flares – space weather – might not always be as dangerous for life on exoplanets as typically thought. In fact, it might even help astronomers discover alien life on distant worlds. Artist’s concept of a distant red dwarf star and accompanying exoplanet. Red dwarfs are common in our galaxy. They produce volatile, deadly flares – and accompanying space weather – that can erode the atmospheres of any nearby planets and severely endanger any existing life. But … maybe not always, according to a new study. Image...

EDD Sets Groundwork For Economic Recovery Across State COVID-19 emergency funds awarded to the Mobile Bike Center in Gallup. Courtesy/EDD EDD News: SANTA FE — From global manufacturing and biosciences, to outdoor recreation and film production, the Economic Development Department (EDD) set the foundation for long-term job growth in 2020, putting New Mexico on the path to sustainable recovery, Cabinet Secretary Alicia J. Keyes said Tuesday. The COVID-19 pandemic and the public health emergency brought unprecedented challenges to small businesses, employees, and the overall economy. But EDD ...

Stellar Flares as an Aid to Life Detection by Paul Gilster on December 23, 2020 The interesting transient associated with Proxima Centauri and monitored by Breakthrough Listen reminds us of a key fact about red dwarf stars and the planets around them. Such stars, especially in their youth, are prone to high flare activity, meaning violent, unpredictable emissions that can deplete atmospheric gases like ozone. Even if the atmosphere survives strong stellar winds, the loss of ozone can lead to high levels of ultraviolet radiation reaching the surface and compromising any life there....