Scientific Perspective on Candidate Interstellar Meteors — A Peer-Reviewed Sourced, Evidence-based Deep-Dive

Written by: Astrophyzix Science Communication
Article Type: Evidence Check, Explainer, Peer-reviewed Cross-referencing 

 

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Introduction: What Meteoroids Are

Meteoroids are small solid particles, ranging from sub-millimeter sizes up to meter-scale bodies, that intersect Earth's orbit and produce visible meteors when they ablate in the atmosphere. Determining whether such particles originate inside the Solar System or from interstellar space requires reconstructing their pre-atmospheric orbit. 

A recent online essay by Professor Avi Loeb of Harvard University on his Medium Blog highlighted two fireball events with inferred trajectories that could be interpreted as unbound relative to the Sun’s gravity, sparking public interest. 

The End of Space, Time and The Universe

The End of The Universe 

Written by: Astrophyzix Science 

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Published: 14 January 2026

Abstract 

The universe has always had a talent for drama. It began with a blinding entrance, all heat and density and impossible beginnings, and ever since it has been expanding like a story that refuses to end. But physics is honest in a way myths are not. Every story has an epilogue. The real question is not whether the universe will end, but how it will take its final bow.