In this 30 second exposure, a meteor streaks across the sky during the annual Perseid meteor shower, in 2021, in Spruce Knob, West Virginia. The Ursid meteor shower, the final celestial event of the year, will take place overnight Sunday into…
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HADAR night vision tech allows machines to see in total darkness
Nighttime is when cameras struggle, but a sensing method called HADAR, short for heat assisted detection and ranging, lets machines see detail in darkness.
In tests it recovered texture, distance, and material information at night with accuracy…
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ESA’s JUICE Mission Reveals More Activity from 3I/ATLAS
In November 2025, the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS emerged from behind the Sun and began making its way towards the outer Solar System. This was a momentous occasion, as the comet was experiencing increased activity following its closest…
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Scientists discover lemon-shaped planet – WCCB Charlotte
Scientists have discovered a lemon-shaped planet.
You’re seeing an artist’s rendering followed by animation of it orbiting its star.
The Jupiter-sized gas giant is more than 2,000 light years from Earth and was recently…
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Nitrogen- And Oxygen-Rich Organic Material Indicative Of Polymerization In Pre-aqueous Cryochemistry On Bennu’s Parent Body – astrobiology.com
- Nitrogen- And Oxygen-Rich Organic Material Indicative Of Polymerization In Pre-aqueous Cryochemistry On Bennu’s Parent Body astrobiology.com
- Scientists discover essential sugars in asteroid samples from NASA mission ABC7 WWSB
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Microplastic Types and Sizes in Tokyo Bay Explored
The Hidden Menace Beneath the Waves: Microplastic Pollution in Tokyo Bay Unveiled
In a groundbreaking study that promises to reshape our understanding of aquatic pollution, researchers have delved deep into the complex microcosm of microplastic…
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Effects of bacillus on continuous cropping of sugar beets and their rhizosphere microbial community
Steven, Z., Zhang, R. H. & Stephen, K. In In integrated processing technologies for food and agricultural by-products (ed. Stephen, Z.) 331–351 (Academic Press, Cambridge, 2019).
Chhikara, N….
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9 new butterflies discovered in old museum archives
When you think of butterflies, chances are you imagine unmistakable insects with bright, bold wings. But it turns out that individual butterfly species are sometimes shockingly difficult to tell apart. Cue museum collections and genetic…
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