James Webb Telescope discovers 'black hole star' MoM-BH*-1 in early universe
Webb has identified a candidate for a new class of object, a 'black hole star', that could help explain how supermassive black holes formed at cosmic dawn.
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NASA launches Roman space telescope aboard SpaceX Falcon Heavy on Aug. 30
The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope will observe billions of galaxies from a distant orbit, succeeding Hubble with a vastly wider field of view.
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Brain 'switch' for weight loss works via two opposite pathways, scientists discover
Activating the GIP receptor in the brainstem reduces appetite while blocking it in the hypothalamus also promotes weight loss, resolving a longstanding paradox.
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Chinese scientists achieve quantum entanglement record over 420 km
Researchers boosted atom entanglement distance fourfold, a milestone for quantum communication networks.
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Neptune's tiny moons are shattered remains of ancient worlds, JWST reveals
New Webb observations support the theory that Triton's capture catastrophically fragmented a previous generation of Neptunian moons.
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Water and dust survive near Milky Way's supermassive black hole, JWST finds
Water molecules can persist in the harsh environment close to Sagittarius A*, surprising researchers and altering views of the galactic center.
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Hubble telescope discovers faint stellar stream beyond the Milky Way
NASA's Hubble detected a faint stream of stars outside our galaxy, offering clues about galactic interactions and tidal stripping.
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Magnitude 7.7 earthquake strikes off Indonesia coast, tsunami warning issued
A powerful quake damaged buildings and triggered a tsunami warning, prompting evacuations along affected Indonesian coastlines.
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Scientists detect a nuclear reactor's ghostly afterglow for the first time
Researchers detected the faint antineutrino glow of reactor fuel long after shutdown, matching predictions of radioactive decay.
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Invasive barred owls dominate old-growth forest, GPS study shows
GPS tracking reveals barred owls are displacing native species in Humboldt's old-growth forests, raising conservation concerns.
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Common food preservative linked to rising suicide deaths among young people
Researchers say a widely available food-preservation chemical may be an underestimated factor in UK suicide rates, especially among younger demographics.
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Radiation vest tested on NASA moonshot may cut astronaut exposure in solar storms
A protective vest tested on a lunar mission could reduce radiation doses during solar particle events for future Moon and Mars crews.
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Aging may be a programmed 'remodeling' of cells, not random breakdown
By analyzing millions of mouse cells, researchers found aging follows a structured molecular program rather than haphazard wear and tear.
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Immune cells flood into the aging brain, Stanford scientists discover
Large numbers of blood immune cells begin entering the brain as early as middle age, challenging the notion of brain isolation from the immune system.
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60-year-old theory about ants, bees and wasps may be wrong, massive analysis finds
A large genetic analysis suggests that the unusual haplodiploid system alone does not explain the evolution of eusociality in Hymenoptera.
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NASA invites ISRO to collaborate on Moon Base program
NASA has asked India's space agency to join the effort to build a permanent human outpost near the lunar south pole.
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World's first superconducting quantum heat engine could unlock massive quantum computers
A new quantum heat engine using superconducting circuits may provide a pathway to larger, more practical quantum computers.
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Diamond melted at record pressures, solving decades-old mystery
Scientists have observed diamond melting under extreme pressures, settling a long-standing debate about its behavior at high temperatures and pressures.
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