Astronomers Begin Largest-Ever Simulation of the Universe Using Frontier Supercomputer

Researchers at Argonne National Laboratory have launched the largest astrophysical simulation of the universe using the world's fastest supercomputer, Frontier, to enhance our understanding of cosmic phenomena.

Recent studies indicate that a significant portion of Earth's water may have originated from comets and asteroids, particularly through impacts during the Late Heavy Bombardment.

A recent study of the Black Beauty meteorite from Morocco reveals that Mars had liquid water 4.45 billion years ago, suggesting the planet may have once supported life.

An asteroid named COWEPC5 passed through the Earth's atmosphere over Yakutia, Russia, without posing any danger to the population, according to local authorities and experts.