A groundbreaking study is taking a fresh look at one of science’s oldest questions: how did life arise from nonliving material on early Earth? Researcher Robert G. Endres of Imperial College London has created a new mathematical framework…
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The math says life shouldn’t exist, but somehow it does
A groundbreaking study is taking a fresh look at one of science’s oldest questions: how did life arise from nonliving material on early Earth? Researcher Robert G. Endres of Imperial College London has created a new mathematical framework…
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How Far Can the Body Go? Scientists Find the Ultimate Limit of Human Endurance – SciTechDaily
- How Far Can the Body Go? Scientists Find the Ultimate Limit of Human Endurance SciTechDaily
- Even for elite athletes, the body’s metabolism has its limits Science News
- How to Push Your Metabolic Ceiling – and Burn More Calories Without…
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This Common Organism Could Survive on Mars – SciTechDaily
- This Common Organism Could Survive on Mars SciTechDaily
- Baker’s yeast has the resilience to withstand Martian environment: Study The Hindu
- IISc study suggests yeast could be first Earth organism to live on Mars Moneycontrol
- Survival of the…
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Dinosaurs Thrived Until Asteroid Impact
For much of the past century, scientists thought dinosaurs were already in decline long before the asteroid impact that ended their reign 66 million years ago. However, a new study published in Science by researchers from Baylor…
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SpaceX sends another 28 satellites to orbit – breakingthenews.net
- SpaceX sends another 28 satellites to orbit breakingthenews.net
- Elon Musk now controls two thirds of satellites as 10,000th Starlink launches The Independent
- SpaceX breaks record with 135th orbital launch of the year NewsBytes
- US SpaceX Launches…
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Dinosaurs were thriving when the asteroid struck
For much of the past century, scientists thought dinosaurs were already in decline long before the asteroid impact that ended their reign 66 million years ago. However, a new study published in Science by researchers from Baylor University, New…
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Space radiation can produce some organic molecules detected on icy moons
This article was originally published at Eos. The publication contributed the article to Space.com’s Expert Voices: Op-Ed & Insights.
New laboratory research suggests that some organic molecules previously detected in plumes erupting from…
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Comet C/2025 A6 Lemmon and a meteor red afterglow: an epic image – 24 Oct. 2025.
On 24 Oct. 2025, while imaging comet C/2025 A6 Lemmon, we captured a meteor crossing the same field of view. Soon after, its red afterglow showed so nicely, adding its intriguing, fast evolving shape to the scene.
Comet C/2025 A6…
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Outsmarting disease: Why snakes and other reptiles pee crystals
Every species has tricks that make survival possible. Reptiles, for example, handle waste like no other group. Instead of releasing liquid urine, they excrete solid white crystals. It’s not just strange – it’s smart. These crystals save…
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