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The sky on October 28th felt quieter this year. A day when Greece usually looks back — to the courage of “No” and the heroes who stood against darkness — carried a deeper melancholy. Only a few days earlier, on October 21st, 2025, Dionysis Savvopoulos passed away. Nionios, as everyone lovingly called him — a […]
On the night of October 7th, the Harvest Moon will illuminate the sky as the first Supermoon of 2025. A celestial event that blends tradition, science, and magic — reminding us that even as the days grow shorter, the light always finds its way back. […]
Why did we see the Moon turn red on the night of September 7th? The sunlight is white — and yet, on Sunday night this light was painted fiery red on our Moon. How is this possible? Imagine Earth’s atmosphere working like a vast invisible crystal filter. Blue and green wavelengths scatter, while the reds […]
Is gravity really just a force—or is it geometry? From Newton and Einstein to the most radical alternative theories, explore how the shape of spacetime may hold the key to understanding our expanding universe. […]
A rare photo of a comet that will never be seen from Earth again. […]
The European Space Agency has given final approval for the construction of the Euclid space telescope. […]
The latest mission by ESA will study the planet Jupiter and three of its largest moons. […]
Back to the Moon! NASA’s rocket to carry robots to the Moon called ARTEMIS I has just been launched! […]
Two well-known black holes were recently observed with the Event Horizon Telescope. […]