Jeff Goldblume

Scientists, For The First Time, Observed A Star, Wasp-12, Swallow A Gas Giant Planet Like Jupiter In Aquila Constellation 10-15k Yrs Ago, Emitting Bursts Of Light & Dust In Cold Infrared Energy. Experts Say Earth May Suffer The Same Fate In 5 Byrs As Our Sun Turns Into A Red Giant. The Star-Gulping Data Could Help Find Similar Events.

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Dr. June Huh, A South Korean And High School Dropout Turned College Professor, Was Awarded The Fields Medal, The Highest Honor In Mathematics For His Work In The Field Of Geometric Combinatorics. The Award Could Be Referred To As The “Nobel Prize In Mathematics. Huh, Age 39, Is The 9Th Field Medal Recipient From The Princeton Faculty.

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Researchers Using The Ultrasensitive Borexino Detector From The World’s Largest Underground Lab In Italy, For The First Time, Detected Neutrinos With Tell-Tale Energy Of The Main Reaction Used To Fuse Hydrogen To Helium, CNO Fusion, In The Sun And Stars. This Find Is A Step Closer To Understanding The Sun’s Core And Heavy Stars Formation.

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Researchers May Have Identified 24 Super Habitable Exoplanets Than Earth. These Exoplanets Were Identified, From A Database Of More Than 4000 Exoplanets, By Considering Their Habitable Properties, And Their Host Suns. Unfortunately, These Exoplanets Are Inaccessible for Further Qualitative Studies As They Are Too Far Away, > 100 LY.

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An Austrian-British Mathematician, Martin Hairer, Has Won The Richest Prize In Academia, Comparable To The Nobel Prize In Terms Of Kudos And Prestige. Martin Was Awarded A $3m Breakthrough Prize For His Work In Stochastic Analysis. Martin’s 180-Page Treatise Was So Impressive That His Colleagues Thought It Was Inspired By Aliens.

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A Potentially Habitable Planet, 300 LY From Earth, May Have Been Discovered By Kepler Telescope Btw 2009 And 2018. The Planet, Kepler-1649c, Is Said To Be 1.06X Larger Than Earth, And Within A Habitable Zone Of Its Dwarf Sun, Receiving 75% The Sunlight That Earth Gets From The Sun. Kepler-1649c Orbits Its Star Every 19.5 Earth Days.

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NASA Exoplanet Astronomers Have Discover The First TESS Satellite Found Earth-Sized Planet That’s Within A Habitable Zone. The Planet “TOI 700 d” Is Said To Revolve, In 37 Days, Around A Star Called TOI-700, Which Is 40% The Size Of Our Sun And 1/50 The Brightness. The Planet Is Said To Be 100 LY From Earth In The Dorado Constellation.

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Still Wondering If This Scientist Was Right When He Said, For Now, Humans Will Never Migrate To Another Solar System? May Be This Will Convince You, As Researchers, Using The European Space Agency’s Gaia Space Telescope And 4 Voyaging Spacecrafts, Have Determined That Traveling To The Nearest Star System Would Take At Least 90,000 Years.

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Astronomers Believe That Billions Of Years From Now, As The Sun Runs Out Of Helium And Hydrogen To Burn, The Sun Would Emit High Energy Light That Would Incinerate Earth. To Prevent This Would Require Migrating To Another Part Of The Universe. But Harvard Astronomer, Avi Loeb, Is Saying We Will Probably Destroy Ourselves Before Then.

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A Nobel Prize Winner In Physics Is Saying That Humans Will Never Migrate To A Planet Outside Of Our Solar System Because These Exoplanets Are Just Too Far. Michel Mayor Won The Nobel Price For Discovering The First Exoplanet, 51 Pegasi b, In 1995. 4,000 Exoplanets Have Since Been Found – 1,900 Of Which Have Been Confirmed.

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The First Known Planet, In A Habitable Zone Outside Of Our Solar System, To Have Water In Its Atmosphere May Have Been Discovered. The Exoplanet, K2-18b, ~110 LY From Earth, Is Said To Be 8.6X The Mass And 2.7X The Radius Of Earth. The Discovery Was Made Using Hubble Space Telescope. K2-18b Completely Orbits, In 33 Days, A Dwarf Cooler Sun.

The Closest Potentially Habitable Planet May Have Been Discovered ~31 LY From Our Solar System. The Exoplanet, “GJ 357 d” Is 6X Earth-Size. Scientists Are Inferring Life-Potential Based On Favorable Location From Its Sun. More Advanced James Webb Space Telescope, To Launch In 2021, Should Reveal If The Planet Is Rocky Or Has Oceans.

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NASA’s TESS Space Telescope Has Discovered The Smallest Planet, To Date, Outside of Our Solar System (Exoplanet). The Planet, Named L 98-59b, Which Is 35 Light Years Away From Our Solar System, Is said To Be About 80% The Size Of Earth. This Discovery Could Help Unluck How Earth Become Habitable.