NASA’s X-Ray Explorer Unveils Black Hole’s Hidden Layers
TEHRAN (ANA)- NASA’s IXPE mission has provided new insights into black holes’ coronae, revealing their shape and enhancing our understanding of their structure.
AI-Based Algorithm Helps Find 5 Small Planets with Ultra-Short Orbital Periods
TEHRAN (ANA)- An international research team has created an AI-based algorithm to discover five ultra-short-period planets with diameters smaller than Earth's and orbital periods shorter than one day from the stellar photometry dataset provided by the Kepler telescope.
Scientists Finally Uncover Mysterious Origin of Most Meteorites
TEHRAN (ANA)- Researchers found that 70% of meteorites originate from three asteroid families formed by recent collisions and they have identified the sources of over 90% of all known meteorites.
Iran Launches 2 New Satellites into Space
TEHRAN (ANA)- Iran successfully launched two home-made ‘Kowsar’ and ‘Hodhod’ satellites, built by the private sector, into the space.
Iran’s Chamran-1 Satellite Performs Orbital Rendezvous Mission
TEHRAN (ANA)- Iran’s home-made Chamran-1 satellite, which was launched into the orbit on September 14 was able to successfully perform the orbital rendezvous mission with the Qa’em-100 launcher body as a space target system.
Black Hole Mergers Hiding Mysterious New Particles
TEHRAN (ANA)- Merging black holes may reveal new particles through gravitational waves, either via ionization or specific orbital changes which offers new strategies to search for ultralight particles.
NASA's SpaceX Crew-8 Returns to Earth
TEHRAN (ANA)- NASA's SpaceX Crew-8 astronauts returned to Earth, completing a seven-month science mission aboard the International Space Station (ISS).
What's Next for Elon Musk's SpaceX Starship Rocket?
TEHRAN (ANA)- Elon Musk wants his new rocket to revolutionise spaceflight, and that rocket, Starship, is now the largest and most powerful spacecraft ever built.
Revolutionary Metal-Fueled Rockets Promise Infinite Space Journeys
TEHRAN (ANA)- Astro engineers at the University of Southampton are developing a groundbreaking propulsion system capable of using any metal as fuel, potentially enabling space exploration to continue indefinitely without the need to return to Earth for refueling.
