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About 3I/ATLAS Interstellar comet

3I/ATLAS is  interstellar comet just recently discovered in July 2025, that has passed through our solar system.  The mission of 3I/ATLAS (which stands for "3-Phase Ice, Ice and Atmosphere Study") is to explore and study celestial bodies, particularly focusing on ice and atmospheric phenomena. It aims to enhance our understanding of these elements in various environments, which can provide insights into climate change, planetary formation, and the potential for life beyond Earth. Key objectives include: 1. Ice Analysis: Investigating the composition and behavior of ice on different celestial bodies. 2. Atmospheric Studies: Examining the atmospheres of various planets and moons, assessing their properties and dynamics. 3. Climate Research: Understanding the historical and current climates of these bodies, which helps in broader climate modeling. This mission is crucial for scientific advancement, potentially aiding in future explorations and habitation of other pla...
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Dark Energy - Exploration

Dark Energy is one of the most enigmatic subjects in cosmology. It refers to a mysterious form of energy making up approximately 68% of the universe. First hinted at through the discovery of the accelerating expansion of the universe in the late 1990s, dark energy is hypothesized to counteract gravity, driving galaxies apart faster over time. The exact nature of dark energy remains unknown, but it's a focal point of ongoing research.

In recent discoveries, Dark EEnery; Euclid Mission, ESA's Euclid telescope, scheduled to launch in 2023, aims to map the geometry of the dark universe, gathering data to better understand dark energy and dark mmatter.
In Ground-Based Observatories, projects like the Dark Energy Survey and telescopes like the Vera C. Rubin Observatory are mapping large portions of the sky to study cosmic acceleration.

Together, these efforts are pushing the boundaries of what we know and challenging our understanding of the universe.
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