An international team of scientists led by Kyoto University in Japan effectively evaluated the use of wood as a construction material on the International Space Station (ISS). According to a press release, the team tested the durability of space wood and discovered that it exhibited minimal deterioration and excellent stability. The samples were chosen as potential materials for the impending satellite made of timber, LignoSat. Scientists are increasingly focusing on wood as a viable, sustainable construction material for small satellites, which is surprisingly surprising. Magnolia is highlighted by scientists as the optimal space timber Wood samples aboard the Japanese Experiment Module Kibo of the ISS were subjected to a preliminary inspection that included strength test...

Several centuries ago, scientists began to consider the astonishing thought that Earth was not the center of the universe and that the stars in the night sky may be suns orbited by their own worlds. That hypothesis existed until the 1990s. By then, telescopes could see a star approximately 50 light-years away wobbling, indicating a small world was pushing on it. It was an exoplanet. Astronomers have found more than 5,300 exoplanets and are examining their atmospheres to see whether their clouds may support life. They even found an exoplanet engulfed by its fading star. Telescopes are great now. The fact that the cosmos is packed of exoplanets is now well known, even if most people can't name one. Planets, asteroids, auroras, and more cosmic wonders exist outside our sola...