Cosmic Events refer to significant occurrences or phenomena in the universe that can have observable effects on celestial bodies and the cosmos at large. These events may include natural phenomena like supernovae, gamma-ray bursts, eclipses, meteor showers, and asteroid impacts. Cosmic events can also encompass the movement of celestial bodies, such as planetary alignments, the formation of black holes, the merging of galaxies, or the expansion of the universe. These occurrences are often studied in astrophysics and astronomy to better understand the laws of physics and the history of the universe. They can be awe-inspiring and serve as a reminder of the vastness and dynamism of the cosmos.
Two white dwarfs 150 light years from Earth are orbiting closely, destined for a Type Ia supernova. The stars orbit at 1/60th the distance between Earth and the Sun, a…
Retrograde motion, a phenomenon in astrology, occurs when a planet gives the illusion of moving backward in its orbit from our perspective here on Earth. While the planet itself does…