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Crux  — Research Starter

Crux, commonly known as the Southern Cross, is a prominent constellation located in the Southern Hemisphere, recognized for its distinctive cross shape formed by five main stars. Despite its fame,…

Cosmic Inflation  — Research Starter

Cosmic Inflation is a theoretical framework that proposes a rapid expansion of the universe occurring shortly after the Big Bang. Initially introduced by physicist Alan Guth in 1980, this theory…

Corona Borealis  — Research Starter

Corona Borealis, known as the Northern Crown, is a constellation recognized for its distinctive semicircular shape. Officially designated by the International Astronomical Union, it is one of the…

Corona Australis  — Research Starter

Corona Australis, known as the "southern crown," is a small and compact constellation that has been recognized since ancient times. Forming a semicircular shape, it is made up of six primary stars and…

Core Navigation System  — Research Starter

The Core Navigation System refers to advanced navigation technologies that determine an object's position and movement using satellite signals. Initially developed for military purposes, systems like…

Compton Scattering  — Research Starter

Compton scattering is a physical phenomenon discovered by American physicist Arthur H. Compton in 1922. It occurs when high-energy electromagnetic radiation, such as x-rays and gamma rays, collides…

Comet Anatomy  — Research Starter

Comet anatomy refers to the structural components of comets, which are celestial bodies composed of ice, rock, and dust, often described as "dirty snowballs." A comet generally consists of three main…

Combustion in Space  — Research Starter

Combustion in space refers to the process of burning fuel in the unique conditions of a microgravity environment, such as aboard the International Space Station (ISS). Unlike on Earth, where hot gases…

Coma (Comet Anatomy)  — Research Starter

A coma is a significant feature of a comet, which is a celestial body composed of ice, rock, and dust. As a comet approaches the sun, it undergoes sublimation, where solid materials like ice transform…