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Haumea: The Solar System’s Dwarf Speedster
Most planets and dwarf planets in our solar system follow a peaceful rhythm — slow rotations, predictable orbits, and round, uniform shapes. But every now and then, the universe surprises us with a rebel. Meet Haumea, the dwarf planet that refuses to behave. Discovered in 2004, Haumea lives far beyond Neptune in the Kuiper Belt — a cold, cosmic junkyard of icy worlds. But unlike its quiet neighbors, Haumea is a world in a hurry. It spins so fast that its entire identity is sh
DHRUVI GOHIL
Dec 7, 20253 min read


The Moss That Survived Space
When we imagine life in space, we usually picture high-tech suits, engineered habitats, and astronauts specially trained to endure the harshest conditions imaginable. What we don’t picture is moss — a simple, ancient plant that grows quietly on rocks and damp forest floors. Yet in one of the most surprising experiments conducted aboard the International Space Station (ISS), scientists placed living moss on the outside of the station for nine months, exposing it to some of the
DHRUVI GOHIL
Nov 23, 20252 min read


Telescope Tales from Astrotour of U of T
I recently had the chance to attend an AstroTour hosted by the University of Toronto. I came across the event on Instagram and immediately planned my Thursday evening to visit the campus. Upon arriving, I walked through the university’s stunning architecture to reach the Department of Earth Sciences, where a guest lecture was being delivered by Dr. Hannah Diamond-Lowe, a research assistant specializing in exoplanets—planets that exist outside our solar system. Dr. Lowe’s talk
DHRUVI GOHIL
Oct 26, 20252 min read


The Golden Record: Humanity’s Message to the Universe
In 1977, NASA launched the Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 spacecraft to explore the outer planets and eventually venture into the vastness of...
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Dec 15, 20243 min read


Stellar Folds: The Art of Space Origami
The Japanese art of paper folding is called origami. It entails folding a single piece of paper into elaborate patterns and designs...
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May 5, 20244 min read


Starstruck Sonatas: Journeying through the Sounds of Space
As space is actually a vacuum, conventional sound waves are unable to pass through it. To identify the many types of energy that...
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Jan 14, 20243 min read


Cosmic Visions: Exploring Indian Astronomy
Indian stars system was called as Khagol-Shashtra initially which means the science of stars. The earliest records of the cosmic system...
DHRUVI GOHIL
Oct 22, 20232 min read


Top 3 Astonishing Paradoxes of The Cosmos
A paradox is a theory that contradicts itself and has two parts that are opposite to each other. The parts are contradictory as well as...
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Jul 9, 20233 min read


The largest reservoir of water in the universe-APM 08279+5255 Quasar
The cosmos stores a huge amount of secrets and we are always curious about understanding them. We are always in search of water as we...
DHRUVI GOHIL
Apr 2, 20233 min read
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