At the heart of the Milky Way, where stars orbit dangerously close to a supermassive black hole, some of them may be living on borrowed time—or not aging at all. New research explores an extraordinary idea: certain stars near the galactic center might be powered not by fusion alone, but by the energy released from collisions between dark matter particles and their antimatter counterparts. This concept doesn’t just challenge conventional models—it reshapes what we understand about stellar evolution. What Shapes a Star's Life? The foundation of a star’s life lies in its mass. Mass determines how quickly a star burns hydrogen, when it moves on to heavier elements, and how it ultimately fades. The "main sequence" is a chart astronomers...
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July for Leo feels like a moment to pause and prepare. The Sun stays in Cancer until the 22nd, encouraging a slower pace and a deeper look inward. This is a time to recharge, tie up unfinished business, and ready yourself for the energy that your birthday season will bring. As the calendar inches closer to your solar return, the...
Astrology has a curious way of echoing the collective mood, and with Uranus shifting into Gemini by July 2025, that echo’s turning into a full-throated call. This isn’t just another transit on the calendar. It opens a chapter that often coincides with major disruptions—intellectually, technologically, and geopolitically. Lately, talk of war has been making the rounds online. The mood shift...
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory has officially raised the bar for what “big data” means in astronomy. After releasing its first batch of cosmic images, the observatory isn't just capturing the night sky—it's creating one of the most extensive visual datasets humanity has ever seen. Powered by the world’s largest digital camera, the images are so detailed and expansive that...
"The Truman Show" isn’t just a standout '90s drama—it's a razor-sharp commentary on surveillance culture, media obsession, and the cost of living under constant scrutiny. Directed by Peter Weir and starring Jim Carrey in a rare dramatic role, the film tells a story that still hits hard today, especially in an age where personal privacy feels more optional than protected....
Life rarely stays in a straight line, and this week, two zodiac signs are about to feel that truth more than ever. Aries and Pisces are entering a stretch filled with surprise shifts, fresh opportunities, and internal tests. Whether it’s a career jolt or a subtle nudge toward personal growth, both signs could experience moments that disrupt their routines—but in...
There’s a specific kind of internal shift that hits in your late 20s—a sense that things are supposed to be clearer by now, more stable, more certain. Instead, you're questioning everything: your job, relationships, identity, even your life choices. This isn't random. It’s Saturn return—an astrological phase that acts like a cosmic checkpoint, forcing you to assess who you are...
