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Astronomers have recently discovered a planet that is hotter than a star. Within our galaxy, there are always strange space discoveries made that change the way we view our universe. The planet that we are discussing within this video is known as KELT-9, an exoplanet. Topics Discussed/Related: - Kelt 9b - Kelt 9b planet - exoplanets - hottest exoplanet ✅ Subscribe to Matter for more space videos!

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Super-high resolution image of Andromeda from Hubble (NASA/ESA): http://www.spacetelescope.org/images/...

NASA’s Cassini-Huygens mission was one of the most successful missions in history. The Cassini spacecraft became the first probe to orbit Saturn while the Huygens probe was the first to land on Titan. In its more than two decades of exploration, Cassini revealed several secrets of Saturn and its moons. Some of the prominent moons studied by Cassini include Titan, Dione, Enceladus, Rhea, Hyperion, Iapetus, and Phoebe. Along with its Moons, Cassini also investigated Saturn’s polar storms, the Hexagon, and the Great White Spot. Cassini ended its mission in the Grand Finale by making 22 dives through the space between Saturn and its rings. In its last orbit, Cassini disintegrated in the planet’s atmosphere, becoming a part of Saturn itself.

With the first images of the James Webb Space Telescope around the corner, the iconic Hubble Space Telescope has made an important discovery. Three decades of data show that the universe is expanding faster than we predict, which means that something is seriously wrong with our cosmology models. Accurate determination of the Hubble constant has been one of the fundamental goals in cosmology for the past hundred years. Different methods have been used to find the value of the Hubble constant observational and theoretically. But each measurement has added more to the confusion than clearing things up. The tenth episode of the Sunday Discoveries Series talks about the recent evaluation of the Hubble constant by the Hubble Space Telescope.

Description Voyager 2 Has Found Something Weird In Outer Space! The Secrets of the Universe 42K Likes 3,084,234 Views 2020 Nov 10 Traveling at a distance of over 11.2 billion miles from the Earth, Voyager 2 spacecraft has found something weird in outer space. It has found that the density of outer space is increasing. This has challenged the notion that space is a vacuum. Voyager 2 was launched in July 1977 as a part of NASA's Voyager Program. During its solar system voyage, Voyager 2 explored Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. In 2018, Voyager 2 escaped the boundary of Sun's influence and became the second spacecraft to enter interstellar space after its twin counterpart Voyager 1. Since then, Voyager 2 has been beaming back information about the space beyond the Solar System. The recent discovery about the increasing space density has surprised everyone. This is not the first time that such an increase in density has been detected. In 2013, Voyager 1 made a similar observation, but at a different location. The new findings have not only confirmed Voyager 1's observations but have also hinted that an increased surface density might be a widespread feature of Very Local Interstellar medium (VLIM). The VLIM is the space outside the heliopause, where the heliopause is the Solar System's edge that the Voyagers have crossed. Several theories have been put forth time and again to explain this density increase. One theoretical model suggests that the increase might be due to interstellar magnetic fields becoming stronger as they bend over heliopause. Another model predicts that the interstellar wind slows down as they approach heliopause and this builds up the density. However, more data is needed to untangle the mystery of increased density.

Description Something's Seriously Wrong With Voyager 1 Probe 23 Billion km Away The Secrets of the Universe 74K Likes 4,458,052 Views 2022 May 20 Voyager 1 is in trouble. The engineering team with NASA’s Voyager 1 spacecraft is trying to solve a mystery: readouts from the probe’s attitude articulation and control system (AACS) don’t reflect what’s actually happening onboard. The AACS controls the 45-year-old spacecraft’s orientation. Among other tasks, it keeps Voyager 1’s high-gain antenna pointed precisely at Earth, enabling it to send data home. All signs suggest the AACS is still working, but the telemetry data it’s returning is invalid. For instance, the data may appear to be randomly generated or does not reflect any possible state the AACS could be in. The issue hasn’t triggered any onboard fault protection systems, which are designed to put the spacecraft into “safe mode” – a state where only essential operations are carried out, giving engineers time to diagnose an issue. Voyager 1’s signal hasn’t weakened, either, which suggests the high-gain antenna remains in its prescribed orientation with Earth. While the engineers continue to work at solving the mystery that Voyager 1 has presented them, the mission’s scientists will continue to make the most of the data coming down from the spacecraft’s unique vantage point.

Scientists have detected ghost particles known as neutrinos emanating from the center of our galaxy. Neutrinos, which are among the lightest elementary particles in the Standard Model of physics, have long been elusive due to their weak interactions with matter. This remarkable finding marks the first time astronomers have been able to create a new map of our galaxy, not through traditional light observations but by capturing these elusive matter particles. As we expand our understanding of the Milky Way's portrait, from gamma rays to radio waves, this new row depicting our galaxy in neutrino light has added a previously unseen dimension to our cosmic view. So, how did astronomers find out that these particles are really coming from the center of our galaxy? Why are neutrinos referred to as the ghost particles of nature? Finally, and most importantly, what significance does the discovery of neutrinos from the galactic center hold for astronomers?

🔥 Experience the awe-inspiring might of Mother Nature as we delve into the heart of the Icelandic volcanic eruption of 2023. 🌋 This gripping footage presents a uniquely visceral, up-close perspective of one of the most significant natural phenomena of our times. Watch as fiery lava gushes forth from the earth, painting the landscape with the raw, untamed power of geothermal forces.

What does it *really* feel like to jump from space? In 2012 Felix Baumgartner took a helium balloon into the stratosphere and skydived back to earth in a specially made space suit. Whilst in freefall he broke the speed of sound and entered a spin which threatened the entire Red Bull Stratos mission... Felix reflects on his achievement and shares what it really felt like to jump from the edge of space.

The James Webb Space Telescope has completed its first year of science operations. In its first year, the $10-billion infrared space observatory challenged our understanding of the cosmos and showed the universe in a way no other telescope in the past could. In this video, you will find every James Webb Space Telescope image released so far: From the mesmerizing images of the planets of the solar system to the gigantic galaxies seen at the edge of time.

According to Space.com, the Perseid meteor shower is one of the best shooting star displays of the year and it's currently active. Learn how and when to look up this month. Guide: https://www.space.com/32868-perseid-m... Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech