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Astronomers Found a Pink Star 48 Light Years Away

Artistic scientific visualization of a deep salmon pink white dwarf star glowing in dark space

Imagine looking into space and discovering a star that appears salmon pink. It sounds like science fiction. But new research from astronomers at the University of Warwick suggests that some of the Universe’s strangest stellar remnants could display colours far…

  • From Worlds Beyond
  • October 31, 2026
  • Blog, Space Mysteries

Dark Matter Might Not Be Matter at All: Inside the Theory That Gravity Is Leaking From a Parallel Universe

Side by side comparison of dark matter density maps from Hubble in 2007 and James Webb Space Telescope in 2026, showing Webb's sharper resolution of the same cosmic structure

You are standing inside a galaxy that should not be able to hold itself together. Every star orbiting its center is moving fast enough that it ought to fly off into the dark, the way a stone flies off a…

  • From Worlds Beyond
  • October 27, 2026
  • Space Mysteries, Blog

Beyond Everything We Can See: Could Other Universes Exist?

Conceptual visualization of possible bubble universes in a vast cosmic landscape

Parallel universes vs multiverse: most people use the two terms as if they mean the same thing, and physicists say they do not. One imagines other universes far beyond our own. The other splits reality into branches right here. And…

  • From Worlds Beyond
  • October 23, 2026
  • Blog, Solar System

Jupiter: The Planet That Never Stopped Forming

Real NASA Juno spacecraft photograph of Jupiter's south pole showing a symmetrical cluster of massive cyclones arranged around a central polar storm

Look up at Jupiter through even a modest telescope and the first thing you would notice is that it does not look like a planet the way Earth does. There is no coastline, no continent, nothing solid for your eye…

  • From Worlds Beyond
  • October 15, 2026
  • Blog, Cosmic What Ifs

The Last Sunset: What Happens to Humans When the Sun Goes Out

The Sun photographed by NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory, the light source humans could not survive without

How long could humans survive without the Sun? Most people on the surface would likely last weeks to months, as temperatures fall below freezing within a week and crops stop growing. Underground groups might last longer, but it is untested.…

  • From Worlds Beyond
  • October 10, 2026
  • Space Exploration, Blog

Mars Is Drifting Through a Star Cluster This Weekend. Here’s Where to Look

Simulated view of Mars as a single warm point inside the Beehive Cluster before dawn on 11 October 2026

Mars in the Beehive Cluster is one of the most interesting morning sky sights of October 2026. Mars passes across the cluster from 10 to 12 October, coming closest on 11 October. Look after midnight with binoculars, and you will…

  • From Worlds Beyond
  • October 7, 2026
  • Blog, Exoplanets

The Giant Planet That Shouldn’t Feel This Familiar

Artist concept of the gas giant exoplanet TOI-199b orbiting its distant host star, a Saturn sized world with a surprisingly mild temperature

Picture standing on a world the size of Saturn, where the air outside would feel roughly like the inside of a car left in the sun on a hot afternoon. Not comfortable, but not alien either. Warm, familiar, almost forgiving,…

  • From Worlds Beyond
  • October 3, 2026
  • Blog, Solar System

Saturn’s Southern Pole Has Grown a Second Geometric Storm

Saturn's south pole showing a newly discovered ten sided atmospheric wave captured by NASA's Hubble Space Telescope

Saturn has spent more than forty years being known for one specific oddity. A six sided storm, wrapped tightly around its north pole, so geometrically clean that when Voyager first photographed it in 1980, scientists assumed something was wrong with…

  • From Worlds Beyond
  • September 22, 2026
  • Blog, Solar System

Mars: The Planet That Lost Its Oceans

Stand on the plains of Gale Crater and the first thing that would strike you is the silence. No wind sound carries the way it does on Earth, because the air here is too thin to carry much of anything.…

  • From Worlds Beyond
  • September 19, 2026
  • 1 Comment
  • Blog, Solar System

Venus: The Planet That Became Earth’s Nightmare

Venus viewed from space beneath its thick sulfuric acid clouds

  There is a world in our Solar System that looks strangely familiar from a distance. It is almost the same size as Earth. It is made largely of the same basic rocky ingredients. Its gravity is not dramatically different…

  • From Worlds Beyond
  • August 20, 2026
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