About Stardust & Sources

Stardust & Sources explains what science has actually found about the questions people ask most: where the elements came from, how the climate and oceans work, how life began and changed, what our bodies and food are doing, and what physics says about space and time. Each article goes back to the primary sources: peer-reviewed papers, open-access full texts, and records from official bodies such as space agencies and clinical-trial registries.

Sections

Earth & Climate · Oceans · Space & Astronomy · Life & Evolution · Food & Body Science · Physics & Time. Sections appear on the home page once they have published articles.

How articles are written

• Every factual claim is tied to a source listed at the end of the article, with a DOI or official link where one exists.
• Each article states the stage of the work (for example, cell, animal or human studies) and the limits the researchers themselves report.
• We do not copy articles, videos or images from other outlets. Diagrams are drawn for this site; any third-party image is public domain or openly licensed and credited.
• If we cannot confirm a detail from a primary record, we say so instead of repeating it.
• Medical articles describe research results only. They are not medical advice and do not recommend treatments.

Corrections

If you find an error, please use the contact page. Corrections are made in the article and the date is updated.

Who runs this site

Stardust & Sources is an independent site published by SJ AI Studio.