For more than 60 years, various spacecraft and telescopes have journeyed through space to stare at the Sun, capturing haunting images of the giant ball of hot gas at the heart of our solar system. Our…
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Gaze in awe at the first shots of the Sun’s South Pole • The Register
Occupants of planet Earth can’t see the Sun’s poles – unless they look at images the Solar Orbiter spacecraft has just sent home.
The Orbiter, a joint NASA/European Space Agency project, lifted off in 2020.
The craft helped solar boffins…
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There’s a Giant Problem With SpaceX’s Starlink Satellites
Astronomers’ attempts to peer into the earliest reaches of the universe could be threatened by thousands of SpaceX Starlink satellites leaking radio emissions that ruin observations made with highly sensitive telescopes.
As New Scientist reports,…
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Space station leak will delay astronaut visits from India, Poland and Hungary
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — A chartered spaceflight for India, Poland and Hungary’s first astronauts in decades has been delayed indefinitely because of leak concerns at the International Space…
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A Creature From the Dinosaur Age Was Just Caught on Camera
A recent discovery has left scientists in awe after a 200-million-year-old creature, once thought to be extinct, was captured on camera in Indonesia. The Attenborough’s long-beaked echidna, also known as Zaglossus Attenboroughi, was…
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Webb telescope spots infant planets in different stages of development – Reuters
- Webb telescope spots infant planets in different stages of development Reuters
- James Webb Space Telescope sees 1st exoplanet raining sand alongside ‘sandcastle’ partner world Space
- Astronomers left puzzled by high-altitude clouds forming on young…
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Why Do Sharks Have Nostrils? They Don’t Have Lungs
There’s that great sequence in Finding Nemo where Bruce, the great white shark seemingly in recovery for eating fish, gets a nostril-full of Dory’s blood following a scuba-mask accident. He sniffs, and it triggers euphoria before sending poor…
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How the Brain Solves Problems When It Can’t Be Perfect
Summary: A new study reveals how humans use flexible problem-solving strategies like hierarchical and counterfactual reasoning when faced with complex tasks. Researchers had participants predict a hidden ball’s path through a maze, requiring…
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Humans Have Now Seen the Dawn of Time from Earth After Breakthrough
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Subscribe to 404 Media to get The Abstract, our newsletter about the most exciting and mind-boggling science news and studies of the week.Scientists have captured an unprecedented glimpse of cosmic dawn, an era more than 13…
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New Study Of Ice-Age Tumat Puppies Suggests They Were Wolves, Not Dogs
When two “puppies” were recovered from the Siberian permafrost, perfectly preserved like prehistoric popsicles, they were initially believed to be early domesticated dogs. However, new research has revealed they were actually red-blooded wolves….
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