Space Science is the study of the physical universe beyond Earth’s atmosphere, encompassing various disciplines that investigate celestial phenomena, the characteristics of celestial bodies, and the physical laws governing space. It includes fields such as astronomy, astrophysics, planetary science, and cosmology. Researchers in space science explore topics like the formation and evolution of stars, the nature of galaxies, the composition of planets and moons, and the dynamics of various cosmic entities. The discipline often utilizes advanced technology, such as telescopes and spacecraft, to gather data from distant regions of the universe, contributing to our understanding of fundamental questions about the origins and structure of the universe, as well as potential life on other planets.
Innovative research on Charon, Pluto's largest moon, is reshaping our understanding of moon formations and planetary systems. This new perspective could lead to substantial revisions in educational content nationwide. Revolutionizing…
Scientific detective work has led to the conclusion that the "great instability" event, which caused chaos among the planets in our solar system, occurred between 60 and 100 million years…