"Such a non-obvious property confirms the theory that in this case we are dealing with a rubble pile object, as scientists say in English, which is a collection of loosely gravitationally bound fragments. "

"Understanding this subtle gravitational dynamic of the barycenter was absolutely essential for NASA, for NASA engineers, because they knew that by precisely hitting the small Dimorphos, they would irrevocably affect this complex distribution of forces in this entire duo dancing in deep space. "

"The target of this precise, historical shot was a fascinating object, a double asteroid system. The research team leading the mission targeted a relatively small asteroid, measuring only about 160m in diameter, named Dimorphos. "

"The smaller Dimorphos orbits the powerful Didymos with the precision of a Swiss watch, and thanks to this mechanism, any anomaly and change in the time of this short orbit would be immediately visible to our advanced astronomical devices. "

"In the case of the enormous Didymos and the significantly smaller, lighter Dimorphos, this center of mass is strongly shifted and is actually located inside the larger asteroid, although not in its ideal geometric center. "

"In the coming days, the proceeding will be the topic of a meeting between US Treasury Secretary Scott Besent and Chinese Vice Premier Helly Feng. Both politicians will talk in Paris. "

"Astronomers using the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) have detected an unusually large amount of the organic molecule methanol in the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, revealing chemical conditions unlike those found in most comets of our own Solar System. The observations show that 3I/ATLAS contains significantly more methanol than hydrogen cyanide, unlike nearly all previously studied comets. "

"Alcohol, of course, in outer space is something rather, I would say, common. It's not something, my dear friends, unheard of, so especially methyl alcohol is very often accumulated in outer space. Simply in nebulae, for example, these molecules of this substance are accumulated. Well, it forms in a fairly simple way, without the need for human involvement or aliens interested in producing high-proof beverages. simply in such molecular clouds. "

"Food in space is known for its capriciousness. Astronaut menus are carefully constructed to maximize nutritional value and caloric content, while minimizing storage, preparation requirements, and contamination risk. And then there are crumbs. But contrary to appearances, listen, it might sound funny, like, here crumbs are nothing terrible, but in space, in a closed room, in a closed environment like a space capsule, a spacecraft, they can lead to clogging filters, they can generally be very troublesome and very dangerous, so that's an element that needs to be dealt with. "

"In zero gravity, things like crumbs don't just fall to the floor. Instead, the crumbs can float around the station or spacecraft and disrupt the proper functioning of equipment, which could put the crew at risk. One of the ways NASA mitigates this risk is by sending up foodstuffs like tortillas instead of sliced bread. The tortillas make a great choice for astronauts for a variety of reasons. First, they do not produce many crumbs. "

"The comet is named 3I/ATLAS because it is the third (3) interstellar (I) object found passing through our solar system. "

"The European Union intends to provide 100 million euros in humanitarian aid to Lebanese citizens. "

"Artemis 2 will fly to the Moon. Artemis 3 will test connections in orbit. "

"Our parent star also does not rest in place, it soaks through galactic space at a speed of 220 km per second, pulling the entire Solar System with it in an endless dance around the dense, life-pulsating center of the Milky Way. "

"Our home is located on the distant outskirts of the Virgo Cluster, which gathers over 1300 galaxies. "

"The space inside the cosmos is expanding and, what's worse, according to some observations, it seems to be accelerating due to the action of a still incomprehensible energy called dark energy. "

"With its ability to penetrate through atoms, X-rays enable a powerful direct probe of both gas and (∼< 10μm) dust over orders of magnitude absorption and temperatures, to provide complementary knowledge to the wealth of existing information. Infrared, radio and X-rays, however, can penetrate this dust and gas. X-rays have two interesting properties which make them unique for the study of “The Hot and Energetic Universe”. Firstly, they can penetrate and go through matter, which explains why they are used in radiology. "