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  • Satellite Surge Triggers 2.8-Day Collision Risk – 조선일보

    Satellite Surge Triggers 2.8-Day Collision Risk – 조선일보

    1. Satellite Surge Triggers 2.8-Day Collision Risk  조선일보
    2. Crash clock says satellites in orbit are three days from disaster  New Scientist
    3. Earth would have 3 days to avoid satellite catastrophe from solar storm  NewsNation
    4. New ‘CRASH Clock’…

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  • Genotyping by sequencing reveals a chromosome A04 QTL governing whitefly resistance in upland cotton

  • Pocrnic, I., Lourenco, D. & Misztal, I. Single nucleotide polymorphism profile for quantitative trait nucleotide in populations with small effective size and its impact on mapping and genomic predictions. Genetics 227 (4), iyae103 (2024).

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  • A Siberian Snowman in Billings

    A Siberian Snowman in Billings

    Icons of winter are sometimes found in unexpected places. In one striking example, a series of oval lagoons in a remote part of Siberia forms the shape of a towering snowman when viewed from above.

    This image, centered on the remote…

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  • Chinese research named among Physics World’s top 10 breakthroughs of 2025-Xinhua

    BEIJING, Dec. 17 (Xinhua) — A landmark achievement by Chinese researchers in creating China’s first two-dimensional metals has been named one of Physics World’s “Top 10 Breakthroughs for 2025.”

    The work, led by a team at the Institute of…

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  • Weathering Space | American Scientist

    Weathering Space | American Scientist

    When the Soviet Vostok and American Mercury and Gemini missions carried humans into space, their crews experienced a physically and psychologically hostile environment hitherto unknown to humans. These pioneers not only left…

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  • New X-ray Space Telescope Gives Sharpest-Ever Glimpse at Growth of a Rapidly-Spinning Black Hole | Center for Astrophysics

    The Harvard Astronomical Glass Plate Collection is an archive of roughly 500,000 images of the sky preserved on glass photographic plates, the way professional astronomers often captured images in the era before the dominance of digital…

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