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Wed, Aug 19, 12:50 PM ET
Hubble finds definitive evidence of Milky Way's earliest galaxy merger 11.8 billion years ago
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope provided definitive proof that the Milky Way merged with a dwarf galaxy in its earliest phase, solving a long-standing mystery abo
Phys.org · +4 outlets
James Webb Telescope detects three supermassive black holes on collision course in ancient galaxy
Webb spotted three supermassive black holes in a galaxy less than 1.3 billion years after the Big Bang, offering a rare glimpse into multi-black hole systems at
Latest from Space.com · +14 outlets
James Webb Telescope discovers new type of star powered by black holes instead of fusion
MIT astronomer Rohan Naidu led a study identifying a novel class of stars that are powered by a black hole at their core rather than nuclear fusion, opening a n
Yahoo · +14 outlets
Magnetar observation may prove Heisenberg's prediction that empty space is not truly empty
A magnetar's immense magnetic field may have revealed a quantum effect predicted by Werner Heisenberg nearly 90 years ago, where seemingly empty space alters li
All Top News -- ScienceDaily · +7 outlets
Physicists may have solved 30-year mystery of missing neutrinos from gallium-based detectors
A new study suggests revising calculations for gallium-based neutrino detectors could explain the anomalous results that had puzzled researchers since the 1990s
New Scientist
Webb solves mystery of cosmic 'little red dots' by linking them to hidden galaxies
Astronomers studying a spiral galaxy nicknamed the Saguaro found compact bright red centers resembling the mysterious little red dots, suggesting these objects
All Top News -- ScienceDaily · +14 outlets
Each degree of warming could add a month of intolerable heat for 1 billion people, study warns
A US modeling study found the threat of rising temperatures to older people's health has been dramatically underestimated, with each degree of warming potential
Phys.org · +14 outlets
Looming rock collapse threatens Swiss village as thawing permafrost destabilizes the Alps
An unstable mountain rock formation above Kandersteg, Switzerland, threatens a landslide rivaling last year's Blatten disaster, linked to thawing permafrost and
Phys.org · +7 outlets
Spanish scientists develop material that cools buildings by more than 10C without electricity
Researchers created a passive cooling material capable of reducing building temperatures by over 10 degrees Celsius, offering a potential breakthrough for heatw
Olive Press News Spain
Maui solar telescope unveils Sun's hidden dynamics with record-breaking image
The world's largest solar telescope on Maui captured the highest-resolution image of the Sun's surface, revealing previously unseen texture and dynamics.
freeyork · +1 outlets
European astronaut Sophie Adenot to become first French woman to perform spacewalk
ESA astronaut Sophie Adenot is set to make history as the first French woman to conduct a spacewalk, a milestone for European space exploration.
Latest from Space.com · +14 outlets
China completes 582-tonne magnet for artificial sun, targets fusion energy by 2030
China finished building a massive central magnet for its nuclear fusion reactor, aiming to achieve commercial fusion energy by 2030.
Business Today · +13 outlets
Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope set to launch as early as August 30
NASA's next major space observatory, the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, is scheduled to launch no earlier than August 30, promising wide-field views of the
wowo.com · +14 outlets
China returns to flight after Long March 7A explosion with back-to-back launches
China's space program resumed launches after an Aug. 10 rocket explosion, successfully launching a Long March 12 and a Long March 2C on the same day.
Latest from Space.com · +14 outlets
Immune cells have a sense of touch, McGill-led study discovers
Tissue-resident memory T cells, long thought to be shaped only by biochemical signals, are also influenced by physical mechanical forces, revealing a new dimens
Phys.org · +1 outlets
Male Neanderthal pelvises resemble modern female ones, challenging assumptions
A Tel Aviv University study found male Neanderthal pelvises are more similar to modern human female pelvises than male ones, offering new insights into human ev
Phys.org · +1 outlets
Weightlifting twice a week makes older women leaner, stronger and more mobile
A study found that lifting at least 50 kilograms twice a week significantly improved older women's muscle mass, mobility, and balance.
New Scientist · +3 outlets
Webb reveals stunning new view of dying Lion Nebula
The James Webb Space Telescope captured a detailed new image of the Lion Nebula, showing a dying star in unprecedented detail.
NDTV · +14 outlets

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