Comet C/2025 K1 (ATLAS) has become a major point of interest for astronomers following a series of rapid changes observed in recent weeks. First detected in May 2025, the comet moved steadily towards its…
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Supernova with a disk of dust: First-ever glimpse of a dying star's earliest moment in visuals – Times of India
- Supernova with a disk of dust: First-ever glimpse of a dying star’s earliest moment in visuals Times of India
- Scientists Capture The Moment a Supernova Rips Open Its Star, in Stunning First ScienceAlert
- Early views of a supernova’s first…
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Dream Chaser completes key tests ahead of first flight
WASHINGTON — Sierra Space has completed key testing milestones for its Dream Chaser vehicle as the company explores both civil and national security missions for the spaceplane.
The company announced Nov. 13 that the first Dream Chaser…
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The Sky Today on Sunday, November 16: Iapetus at western elongation
“West is best” when it comes to Saturn’s moon Iapetus, now visible at western elongation and shining at 10th magnitude.
After about 9 P.M. EST,…
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Dark matter acts surprisingly normal in a new cosmic test
Does dark matter behave according to the same physical rules that apply to ordinary matter? This question remains one of the major puzzles in modern cosmology, since this invisible form of matter (which neither emits nor reflects any light) is…
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How 39,000-year-old ancient RNA from a mammoth found in Siberia reveals its biology |
The recovery of ancient RNA from a woolly mammoth preserved in Siberian permafrost has offered scientists a rare look into the workings of an animal that lived nearly forty thousand years ago. RNA usually breaks down soon after death, which…
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Study on Chang’e-6 samples sheds new light on lunar oxidation mechanism-Xinhua
BEIJING, Nov. 16 (Xinhua) — Chinese scientists have made a major breakthrough in lunar science by analyzing lunar samples brought back by the Chang’e-6 mission, providing a crucial scientific basis for lunar research, according to the China…
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Warming lakes could nearly double methane emissions by 2100
By the end of this century, methane leaking from lakes and reservoirs could be far higher than today. The increase would occur if the planet follows a high warming path, according to researchers in Sweden and at NASA in California.
The study shows…
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Human-tongue-shaped object found on Mars? ESA discovers horseshoe-shaped channel at Mars’ mountain three times taller than Everest and pinpoints ancient water flow
The European Space Agency (ESA) has released striking new images that peel back the layers of Mars’ most colossal giant, Olympus Mons, a volcano so immense it rises 26 km high or around three times as tall as Mount Everest, with a base…Continue Reading
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LHAASO Identifies Acceleration Mechanism Changes as Cause of Cosmic Ray Knee Phenomenon – geneonline.com
- LHAASO Identifies Acceleration Mechanism Changes as Cause of Cosmic Ray Knee Phenomenon geneonline.com
- After Over 100 Years, Scientists Are Finally Closing In on the Origins of Cosmic Rays SciTechDaily
- Cosmic ray puzzle resolved as scientists…
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