Adrian
Adrian Cole co-founder and senior science writer covering space and physics. Fascinated by the night sky, he studied astrophysics and theoretical physics and prioritizes reading original research, mission reports, and conference papers to explain results and reasoning. His work spans planetary missions, exoplanets, black holes, neutron stars, early-universe physics, quantum mechanics, and particle physics. With 8+ years’ experience, his rule: read the paper first. Off duty, he’s at his telescope, debating the Fermi Paradox or rethinking Pluto.
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What Happens on a Planet 700 Light-Years Away? NASA Now Knows
A planet 700 light years away with sand clouds sounds like fiction, but JWST has now shown that some distant…
NASA’s Psyche Mission Nails Mars Flyby Before Asteroid Target
Mars did not just serve as a waypoint for NASA Psyche Mars flyby success. It acted like a precise orbital…
What Hit the Moon? 3 Clues Behind the Bright New Scar
The Moon still gets hit, and when it does, it keeps the evidence in plain sight. If you have ever…
Scientists Found Hidden Patterns in Dusty Plasmas with AI
Dusty plasmas are not just lab curiosities; they are messy, many-particle systems where charge, flow, screening, and wake effects all…
This New Discovery Shows the Milky Way Ate Another Galaxy
The Milky Way may be carrying a buried fossil from a meal it ate long before Earth existed. That is…
Scientists Found a Nodeless Gap in Nickelate Superconductors
If superconductivity is supposed to vanish at certain points in momentum space, then a nickelate film with no such gaps…