Author: Jim Collins

Malevus.com has Jim Collins on staff as a space writer. Jim is passionate about all things astronomical and space-related and always relishes the chance to explore more.

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The First Super-Earths with Water Worlds Discovered: Kepler-138 System

Both of the adjacent super-Earths may be ocean worlds with warm temperatures and abundant steam. (NASA)
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Geminids: The best meteor shower of every year

The Geminid and Quadrantid meteor showers are significant since they are not generated by comets. (Image: Khaleej Times)
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We have created a wormhole in a quantum computer

(Image: Rost9/Shutterstock)
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820-foot megatsunami on Mars

The northern hemisphere of Mars was hit by a tsunami 3.4 billion years ago. (Credit: ESO)
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Unusual star death at the black hole

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Artemis 1 breaks distance record

Shot from the Orion spacecraft's point of view, showing Earth in the background. (Credit: NASA)
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A new structure found in the Sun’s corona

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The formation of the solar system and our planet

The cloud of gas and dust that forms around a young solar system. (Credit: NASA)
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How do protostars grow to become real stars?

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How quasars produce the brightest light in the universe

Quasar J0313-1806 with a supermassive black hole in its center. (Image: NOIRLab)
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The reason leap second is abolished

(Image: Lawrence Lawry-Getty Images)
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End of the Sun and its inevitable consequences

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White dwarfs: When smaller stars turn into corpses

Image: Mark Garlick/University of Warwick.
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Earth Without A Moon: What If Earth’s Satellite Didn’t Exist?

(Shutterstock)
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Titan: Saturn’s curious satellite

Shining side of Titan. (NASA/JPL/Space Science Institute)