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Astronomers have confirmed the discovery of Cloud 9, a rare and mysterious cosmic object that could help scientists better understand how galaxies formed โ and why some never did. NASA has named the object Cloud-9, describing it as a starless, gas-rich cloud dominated by dark matter, located about 14 millionContinue Reading
January is shaping up to be a great month for skywatchers, and you donโt need fancy equipment to enjoy it. ๏ปฟ According to NASA, the night sky this January 2026 offers several easy-to-spot celestial treats, from a brilliantly bright Jupiter to a charming Moon-Saturn pairing thatโs perfect for casual stargazing.Continue Reading
People who rely on bottled water consume more than 90,000 additional microplastic particles a year compared with those who drink tap water, according to a new review of scientific studies that warns of potentially serious health risks. The review, published in the Journal of Hazardous Materials, found that the averageContinue Reading
Claims that Earth will soon shift from 24-hour days to 25-hour days have gone viral online. But what does science actually say? Recent articles circulating on social media suggest that Earth is on the brink of abandoning the familiar 24-hour day, sparking confusion and alarm. The claim, while rooted inContinue Reading
Honey is often marketed as natural, pure, and healthy. But behind the golden liquid sold in bottles and sachets is a complex story of bee species, origin, authenticity, and trust โ issues that matter more today as honey consumption rises in the Philippines. A recent scientific study published in FoodContinue Reading
TOKYO, Japan โ Japanโs space ambitions suffered another blow on Monday after the countryโs new flagship H3 rocket failed to place a navigation satellite into its planned orbit, dealing a fresh setback to a program meant to strengthen Japanโs independence in space and satellite navigation. The Japan Aerospace Exploration AgencyContinue Reading
MANILA, Philippines โ What astronomers once hailed as a potential new exoplanet has now been unmasked as cosmic collision: the fading glow of a violent, head-on crash between rocky bodies in deep space. A study published in Science on Friday, December 19, reveals that the mysterious object known for yearsContinue Reading
