TEAM NAI: NEUTRINOS
Team NAI travels to Pylos to hunt for invisible neutrinos — the ghostly particles that pass through everything and may hold the secret to why matter exists in our universe. […]
About:Irini
Posts by Irini :
XMM-Newton
A cosmic bridge of gas connects two massive galaxy clusters, A399 and A401. With the help of the XMM-Newton satellite, scientists shed light on their hidden interaction, revealing the early stage of a galactic collision. […]
Kepler’s Supernova Remnant in X-Rays
In 1604, a new bright star lit up the sky — the explosion of a white dwarf that stunned Kepler and his peers. Today, we trace its ghostly remnant across the galaxy through X-rays. […]
CAPTAIN GG: STONEHENGE
What lies behind the mysterious stones of Stonehenge? Captain GG and his team travel to England on the day of the summer solstice to uncover whether the ancient monument was an observatory, a sacred site, or something even more unexpected. An adventure full of history, skywatching… and sausages with Sauerkraut! […]
Why are sunsets red? Are they only romantic this way?
But when the Sun is setting, its light travels through a much longer distance within Earth’s atmosphere. The result? Beautiful, fiery-red sunsets. […]
TEAM ΝΑΙ: Guardians of Earth
In a distant galaxy, two asteroids named 98 Ianthi and 431 Nefeli live in the asteroid belt. […]
TEAM NAI: THE ASTEROID PARTY
The Asteroid Belt is a torus-shaped region that extends from 2.1 to 3.3 astronomical units from the Sun. […]
Interview with Kateriniovi Triantafyllaki
In the following interview, we have the opportunity to meet Kateriniovi, a talented astrophysics student who is currently continuing her studies in Estonia. […]
TEAM NAI: The girls (431 Nefeli and 98 Iánthi) are visiting Adrianos on Earth.
431 Nefeli: I called Adrianos, and he’s expecting us for a visit on Earth.
98 Ianthi: Will he cook that delicious Christmas meat with plums for Christmas? […]
CAPTAIN GG: Christmas in Estonia
You must be very happy that we will spend Christmas in Estonia this year. […]