"These jets literally work like rocket engines. The principle of operation is based on Newton's third law of motion. Every action has an equal and opposite reaction. When gas escapes from the comet at high speed into space, it pushes the comet's nucleus in the opposite direction. "

"Due to their gigantic mass, they also lived very quickly and very intensely, because instead of burning fuel for billions of years, they consumed it in just a few million, ending their lives in gigantic supernova explosions. "

"Follow-up observations tied the signal to a second matching hydrogen feature at the same location, fixing the source firmly within the early Universe. ... New spectra did more than repeat the earlier detection, they split Hebe's helium emission into two neighboring pieces. One piece also lined up with the hydrogen line, showing that the object was real rather than an instrument quirk. "

"Due to their gigantic mass, they also lived very quickly and very intensely, because instead of burning fuel for billions of years, they consumed it in just a few million, ending their lives in gigantic supernova explosions. "

"When hydrogen fuel runs out, the star begins to compress helium, creating carbon, then oxygen, and so on, up to iron. Population III stars were the first factories for these building materials. "

"In the immense pressure and temperature prevailing in the core, lighter atoms such as hydrogen collide with each other, combine into heavier ones like Helium, releasing a powerful dose of energy. "

"Carbon is an element that, due to its structure, its electron shells, and the way its outer electrons are configured, very readily attaches to various other elements. "

"That it was similar in terms of water, in terms of atmosphere, that is certain. We know that today. "

"We also find these types of chemical substances on meteorites, also on the surface of various types of asteroids or comets we also find organic substances. "

"We find, for example, parts of the Moon on the surface of the Earth, Martian meteorites also on the surface of the Earth. These are situations that have taken place. "

"magnetite crystals are present in our cells and this is not something that happens in selected specimens, but is standard. "

"water is diamagnetic, right? So it's not a ferromagnet that becomes a magnet, but it is subject to the influence of a magnetic field. "

"Robins have a very highly developed such sense. Pigeons, you mention pigeons in the main episode, they also have a very highly developed sense. Turtles, which you mentioned here, whales. "

"Newton, observing this, stated that since this is happening, this entire rotation must occur relative to some other constant, some other constant point of reference, because only then could we observe precisely such a movement of water, which, no matter how you look at it, was from his point of view an independent entity from the bucket in which it was located. "

"Newton postulated that this void is the theater where everything takes place, and it is constant and the same everywhere, so that phenomena are the same everywhere. And that we can observe Jupiter's moons orbiting their planet. Exactly as Newton's theory dictated. that thanks to Newton's theory we could discover Neptune and so on, all these stories caused them to believe in everything Newton stated and considered correct, including his concept of space and time, namely absolute space and absolute time. "

"A team of researchers led by Professor Yi Yang of Tsinghua University in Beijing, China, used observations conducted with ESO's Very Large Telescope (VLT) in Chile to study the supernova cataloged as SN 2024ggi on April 11, 2024, the day after the explosion began. [...] When supernova SN 2024ggi was first detected on April 10, 2024, Professor Yi Yang knew that obtaining high-quality observations very quickly was essential to gathering new information on the explosion of massive stars. [...] He submitted a proposal to ESO within hours and managed to secure the start of observations with the Very Large Telescope (VLT), specifically the FORS 2 (FOcal Reducer and low dispersion Spectrograph) instrument, for the following day, April 11. [...] The only facility in the southern hemisphere capable of capturing the shape of a supernova through such a measurement is the FORS2 instrument installed on the VLT. "

"Moreover, this cover is another fascinating mystery. The outer layer of Uranus is mainly hydrogen, helium, and about 2% methane. And it is methane that absorbs red sunlight, reflecting the rest of the spectrum and giving the planet its characteristic blue-green color. "

"In 2025, the results of research by scientists from the University of Zurich, Lukimorfa and Ravit Held, were published in the prestigious journal Astronomy and Astrophysics. "

"Uranus, alongside Neptune, is a so-called ice giant, and that's how we've classified it so far. Current models assumed that this planet has a relatively small rocky core made of some kind of silicates surrounded by a powerful, deep mantle consisting of water, ammonia, and methane. "

"Furthermore, such an extreme environment can break down methane molecules, compressing carbon into diamonds falling downwards. "

"Thanks to new telescopes such as Keck in Hawaii, Hubble, or the James Webb Space Telescope, we know today that this supposedly calm globe is meteorologically active. "

"This powerful plume of material ejected into space acted for the asteroid exactly like the exhaust gases ejected under pressure in a conventional rocket engine. Every single kilogram of rocky debris, rapidly flying out in one direction with great recoil force, pushed the entire enormous asteroid in the exact opposite direction or in the exact opposite sense. "

"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. "

"The answer to this fascinating puzzle lies in a powerful physical phenomenon whose effects completely surpassed calculations based solely on the launch mass and speed of the spacecraft. "

"The effects of ejecting such a gigantic amount of diverse matter into space allowed researchers to draw extremely fascinating and, in total, groundbreaking conclusions about the very structure and geological composition of Dimorphos, which also became a key area for analysis after the collision. "

"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. "

"This enormous speed more than compensates for the small mass of this device, allowing for a single transfer of an unimaginably powerful portion of kinetic energy. "

"This cosmic impact created a phenomenon strikingly similar to the operation of a traditional rocket engine. And the main culprit for this state of affairs is the powerful recoil of matter ejected into a vacuum from the surface of the asteroid itself. "

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

"Despite such powerful masses in our immediate vicinity, anomalies in the movement of our galaxy have been discovered that did not fit the prevailing physical models. "

"The largest gravitational anomaly of the local Universe is hidden in a place that is practically impossible to see from Earth. It lies in an area of the sky blocked by the disk of our own galaxy. "

"Although local groups hold each other gravitationally in a strong embrace, the Hubble flow causes this entire collection to expand. The Hubble flow causes this entire collection to expand and move further and further away from each other. "

"It very quickly became clear that although the Norma Cluster is enormous, its total gravitational well was still not deep enough to independently pull the Milky Way out of the embrace of the universe's general flight into the void. "

"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. "

"Galaxies, these enormous ancient structures built from hundreds of billions of stars, do not exist in a perfect vacuum. They attract each other, intertwining into local groups and superclusters, submitting to the regime of gravity, which allows them to act as one coherent organism with a powerful influence on their surroundings. "

"The Milky Way, along with the Andromeda Galaxy and our entire Local Group, is participating in a gigantic migration, being dragged towards one specific point of concentration that we cannot perceive. "