Black holes are often described as cosmic gluttons, consuming everything that drifts too close — including light itself. This is what makes the images of the supermassive black holes at the centers of the galaxy M87 and our own Milky Way so…
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Einstein might have been wrong about black holes
Black holes are often described as cosmic gluttons, consuming everything that drifts too close — including light itself. This is what makes the images of the supermassive black holes at the centers of the galaxy M87 and our own Milky Way so…
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2025, November 19: Pegasus Globular Cluster: Find Messier 15, the Great Andromeda Galaxy, and the Double Cluster
November 19, 2025: With the moon near its New phase, moonlight no longer hides faint celestial treasures. Step outside to find the Great Andromeda Galaxy, the Double Cluster in Perseus, and the globular star cluster Messier 15 in Pegasus,…
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Acacia survival tactics: Fight back or play dead – The EastAfrican
- Acacia survival tactics: Fight back or play dead The EastAfrican
- When water runs out, some trees refuse to stop growing Earth.com
- Africa acacias ‘go for broke’ to grow and use up water to survive drought Phys.org
- Umbrella Acacia Trees in Africa…
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Integrating Microfluidics and Miniaturization in Modern Separation Science
David S. Hage, James Hewett University Professor at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln and recipient of the 2025 Eastern Analytical Symposium (EAS) Award for Outstanding Achievement in Separation Science, recently spoke with LCGC International…
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Struggle between gravity and magnetic fields form massive stars
A new ALMA survey shows that gravity realigns magnetic fields as gas collapses in 17 young star clusters. The team resolved the structure down to a few thousand astronomical units, the average Earth-to-sun distance (about 93 million miles).
They…
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Researchers observe unconventional superconductivity in magic-angle graphene
Researchers form MIT and Japan’s National Institute for Materials Science have observed key evidence of unconventional superconductivity in “magic-angle” twisted tri-layer graphene (MATTG) – a material that is made by stacking three…
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Laser satellites expose a secret Antarctic carbon burst
A team of scientists has found that the Southern Ocean emits far more carbon dioxide (CO2) during the lightless Antarctic winter than researchers once believed. According to their new study, this wintertime release of CO2 has been underestimated…
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Laser satellites expose a secret Antarctic carbon burst
A team of scientists has found that the Southern Ocean emits far more carbon dioxide (CO2) during the lightless Antarctic winter than researchers once believed. According to their new study, this wintertime release of CO2 has been underestimated…
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29-million-years ago, a clawed-cat left tracks in this volcanic ash
A new study analyzed four sets of fossil footprints, including cat-like tracks in 29-million-year-old volcanic ash at John Day Fossil Beds National Monument in Oregon. The trackmaker was bobcat size, and the impressions lack claw marks.
Two other…
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