Jocelyn Bell: The Young Woman Who Thought She Found Little Green Men in the Universe
Jocelyn Bell, a 24-year-old doctoral student in 1967, initially mistook signals from pulsars for extraterrestrial life, referring to them humorously as "little green men" before realizing their true nature.
Beyond "Starlink": A New Technological Race Ignites Between Earth and Space
The global communications race is evolving away from Starlink satellites to revolutionary high-altitude platform systems in the stratosphere.
Humans have to live in a 'can'. But a hotel on the Moon is not unrealistic
GRU Space plans to build a hotel on the Moon, with the first reservations already possible for a projected opening in 2032.
The "home spa" is one of the trends that has grown the most in the post-pandemic
The concept of the bathroom has evolved from a purely functional space to a central wellness area in homes, significantly driven by post-pandemic preferences.
The shelf that turns the space above the toilet into extra storage for only 20 euros
This article discusses an innovative three-level shelf designed to maximize storage space in small bathrooms, particularly above toilets, for a low price.
Breathe freely, work, and relax: A redesign has created an airy space for a couple and their pets
A newly renovated apartment in Prague offers a spacious, open environment designed for a couple and their pets to live, work, and relax comfortably together.
Recently Divorced Pekka Hyysalo Considers Possibility of a New Relationship - Clear Sentiment in Comments: "A Little Breathing Space Sometimes"
Former freestyle skier Pekka Hyysalo, who recently divorced, reflects on the possibility of starting a new relationship, as he shares his thoughts on social media.
The Legitimate Question About the 'Death of the Internet'
The article discusses the shift in the internet's nature from a human-centric space to one dominated by algorithms and automated systems.
We inhabit a speck of dust in space
The article reflects on the insignificance of Earth in the vastness of the universe, referencing the well-known 'Pale Blue Dot' photo taken by Voyager 1.
Choosing the 'Words of Failure' Just Prolongs the End
The article analyzes how contemporary French playwright Jean-Luc Lagarce uses the concept of familial space in his works, particularly focusing on communication failures among family members.
NASA astronauts were 'stranded' in space by life-threatening mishap, report finds
A report reveals that NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams were nearly involved in a life-threatening incident during their first crewed test flight due to a failure in their Boeing-built Starliner spacecraft's thrusters.
Shopping parks are maturing, galleries are gaining a second life
In 2025, Poland saw a significant rise in commercial space, primarily driven by the development of shopping parks, according to a report by CBRE and insights from BNP Paribas Real Estate Poland.
My Small Sanctuary Made by My Own Hands
A young man, Patrick Hutchison, finds fulfillment and self-discovery by purchasing a run-down cabin in the forests of Seattle, transforming it into a space that provides comfort and warmth amid life's challenges.
Seven before and after pictures of real kitchens to inspire you and renew with impact
The article showcases seven real transformations of kitchens that enhance circulation, light, and optimize space, highlighting the evolving importance of kitchens in homes.
Current Lexicon: What is Starlink?
Starlink, developed by Elon Musk's company SpaceX, is a satellite internet constellation that provides internet access globally, even in remote areas where traditional infrastructure is lacking.
Punk Nostalgia: Should I Ask the Butler to Hit Me in the Face?
The author reflects on punk culture and its significance while staying in the former rehearsal space of the Sex Pistols in London.
Punk Nostalgia: Should I Ask the Butler to Hit Me in the Face?
The article reflects on punk nostalgia in a London hotel suite, the former rehearsal space of the Sex Pistols, questioning the future of punk in its 2026 anniversary year.
Chilli plants that you can grow in your kitchen are now on sale and ready to plant in February
Chilli plants suitable for indoor gardening are now available for purchase, ideal for beginner gardeners short on outdoor space.
"The cosmos is already here." She started from scratch to implement the technology used by billions of people today
The article discusses the critical role of satellite technology in everyday life and its potential as a career path in Poland.
How Train Life Will Change When the Airport Train Disappears: Promising More Departures, More Space, and More Accurate Trains
Norwegian transport minister Jon-Ivar Nygård announces significant improvements to train services in Eastern Norway, integrating airport trains into regular schedules from December next year, despite potential initial challenges.
This Is How Train Life Will Be When the Airport Express Disappears: Promises of More Departures, Better Space, and More Precise Trains
The integration of airport express trains into the regular timetable starting December next year promises significant improvements for train commuters in Eastern Norway, including more departures and better capacity.
Christophe Galfard, physicist: "I believe there is more life in space than we think"
Christophe Galfard, a physicist and disciple of Stephen Hawking, expresses his belief that life exists elsewhere in the universe and discusses the future of Mars colonization.
From a trap of death to an outlet.. How Gazans reclaimed the Netzarim corridor?
In Gaza, the Netzarim corridor, previously associated with violence and death, has transformed into a recreational space for young people to display their skills amid the ongoing challenges of life in the region.
Transgender Sports Teams Are Growing: A Safe Space Free from Discrimination and Prejudice
Transgender soccer teams are emerging in South America, providing safe spaces for individuals to play comfortably without facing discrimination or prejudice.
Life Behind Four Walls as an Adult: "My Room Costs More Than My Pension"
The article discusses the plight of adults sharing a house with minimal space and high rental costs in Madrid, focusing on a retiree whose room is a financial burden compared to her pension.
Do girls have space in science?
The article discusses how gender stereotypes impact children's choices and roles, specifically in relation to science careers for girls.
Few know: what happens in the body when you boil lemon peels, basil, and rosemary
The practice of boiling lemon peels, basil, and rosemary enhances the sensory experience of a space and reflects a growing trend towards natural home habits.
Unexpected Discovery: Mutated Viruses in Space May Help Combat Severe Human Infections
Scientists have found that viruses in space undergo mutations that enhance their ability to infect bacteria, which could have implications for fighting human infections.
Data centers in orbit? A distant but not unrealistic vision
The article discusses the concept of establishing data centers in outer space as a futuristic yet conceivable idea.
Pointing out an unusual mix – this is where we should look for life in space
Researchers suggest that a rare chemical mix, including precise amounts of oxygen, nitrogen, and phosphorus, is crucial for the emergence of life on planets.
Amazing light show in a dying nebula - a star (video)
An impressive image from the Hubble Space Telescope reveals a dramatic play of light and shadow in the August Nebula, shaped by fresh stellar dust recently ejected.
From hospitals to space missions: How holoportation with AI went from fiction to reality?
Holoportation technology using artificial intelligence has transitioned from science fiction to practical applications, allowing for real-time holographic interactions in medical and technical fields.
Where can we find life? Promising exoplanets discovered or studied in 2025
The article discusses promising exoplanets that could potentially harbor life, based on discoveries or research conducted in 2025.
INSIDE THE PEEPHOLE ⟩ "There is still little space!" Silvia Ilves and her partner opened the doors of their luxurious bank building to "Kuuuurija"
Cellist Silvia Ilves and her partner discussed their daily life in a luxurious bank building during an interview, expressing that even with nine children, they find it cramped and are considering moving.
Affordable and effective therapy: how to turn a regular corner into a lush oasis that heals the soul
The article discusses how creating a relaxing corner in your home can provide a soothing retreat without needing a separate room or garden space.
February Sky Adorned with Big Planets and Shining Stars
In February 2026, the night sky offers breathtaking astronomical views, captivating stargazers with bright planets, the illuminating moon, and gleaming star clusters.
We fly to space to improve life on Earth, said NASA astronaut to Novinky
A NASA astronaut emphasized the importance of space exploration in enhancing life on Earth in a discussion with Novinky.
Telescopes: how science has expanded our view of the Universe
The article discusses the importance of telescopes in astronomy, highlighting how they enhance our ability to observe distant celestial objects.
In the "Eye of God" Recorded the Chemistry of Life and the End of the Solar System
A spectacular new image of the Helix Nebula, captured by the James Webb Space Telescope, reveals both the chemistry of life's origins in our solar system and a glimpse into its ultimate fate.
James Webb has detected the initial building blocks of life in a nearby galaxy
Astronomers using the James Webb Space Telescope have discovered a wealth of molecules that could represent the initial building blocks of life in a bright and relatively nearby galaxy.
Satu and Markku renovated a 1990s-style sauna for 50,000 euros – see the amazing transformation in the pictures
Satu and Markku Ylitalo renovated their home, emphasizing good feng shui and a serene lake view, transforming a 1990s bathroom into a more spacious and peaceful space.
Route of the companies: Mexico City among art, movement and urban memory
Mexico City uniquely activates its cultural life through public spaces and interactions rather than traditional venues, particularly highlighted during its Art Week in February.
Gerardo Estrada: 'The UNAM is the freest space in Mexico'
Gerardo Estrada, celebrating his eightieth birthday, reflects on his extensive career in Foreign Service and cultural diffusion, emphasizing the significance of friendship in his professional life and the vibrant community he has built through various gatherings.
House hidden in a pine forest. The project of Polish architects combines contradictions
A sprawling residence in Poznań called the Multi-Component House, designed by PL.architekci, accommodates multiple bedrooms, guest space, and various amenities to meet the clients' diverse needs on a challenging plot.
K-pop and costumes to survive heat and rain gain space in 25 de Março for Carnival
This year's Carnival in São Paulo is marked by shiny outfits and light costumes designed to withstand the heat and rain, as showcased in the popular shopping area of 25 de Março.
How Chino Darín and Úrsula Corberó Live in Spain: A House that Revives the Past without Forgetting Modernity
Chino Darín and Úrsula Corberó, who have lived in Barcelona for years, maintain a private home that blends original structure with modern elements, seldom revealing their personal space.
Kim I-deum's 'Now, This Sentence'
The poem describes an encounter in an underground space where the narrator meets a person who has spent thirty-five years compressing books and scrap paper, reflecting on the nature of knowledge and adaptation.
How does the sun rotate in space?
The article discusses the sun's rotation on its axis, noting the variability of its rotational period across different locations on its surface and referencing historical observations by Galileo and Richard Carrington.
The Novel with which Sophie Demange Took Revenge on Sexual Abusers: 'The Butchers' Became a Space to Channel My Rage
Sophie Demange discusses her novel 'The Butchers', which serves as her means of seeking vengeance against sexual abusers while addressing issues faced by women in the gaming community.
Just One Bold Step Was Enough. Architects Turned the Apartment Upside Down and Created a Miracle in 38 Square Meters
Architects transformed a small 38-square-meter apartment in Karlín into a modern and functional living space for a young couple by making a bold design decision to rethink its internal layout.