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A Scientist Has an Explosive Plan to Terraform Mars. It's So Wild That It Might Just Work. – AOL.com
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First-ever recorded planetary engulfment event captured by Webb
It was once thought that when an aging star engulfed a planet it would be a dramatic swelling and devouring event akin to a predator eating its prey. New observations, however, tell a very different story.
Data from NASA’s James Webb Space…
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Meet Lokiceratops, A Giant Dinosaur With Blade-Like Horns
Host Ira Flatow with paleontologists Savhannah Carpenter and Mark Loewen in Salt Lake City on March 29, 2025. Credit: Matt Gordon The Intermountain West is a dinosaur nerd’s dream because it’s such a hotspot for fossils. Some of the most…
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From pickled hippos to ‘sexy insects’ — what the museums won’t show you
Every museum has a “grab list”. It is an inventory of the objects to be saved should the worst happen. If a fire starts amid the papyruses, if you only have minutes before the tapestries are toast, what do you take? Answering that question is…
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James Webb Space Telescope captures first images of Neptune’s auroras
Scientists observed and captured the first clear evidence of auroras on Neptune using the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), marking a milestone in the study of the outer reaches of the solar system.
NASA’s JWST revealed an aurora shimmering…
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Supermassive Black Hole Erupts With Record-breaking X-ray Bursts
A previously dormant supermassive black hole in the galaxy SDSS1335+0728, located roughly 300 million light-years from Earth, has stunned astronomers by bursting into life with a series of intensely powerful X-ray eruptions.
Detected first in…
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Jeremiah Ostriker, Astrophysicist, 1937-2025
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In the early 1970s Princeton University astrophysicist Jeremiah Ostriker was puzzling over telescope observations of…
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62-Million-Year-Old Fossil Reshapes Story of Mammals’ Evolution After Dinosaurs
The discovery of the most complete fossil of Mixodectes pungens to date provides key insights into the post-dinosaur diversification of mammals and their evolutionary connection to primates and humans.
Unearthed in New Mexico and dating…
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Antarctica’s Ice May Be Hiding the Largest Crater Ever Discovered
Deep beneath the ice of East Antarctica’s Wilkes Land, scientists have identified a vast gravitational anomaly that could mark the site of one of the most dramatic collisions in Earth’s history. What first appeared to be a subtle dip in the…
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The new space race is raining more garbage from the sky. We’re not doing enough to stop it
In the early morning hours of February 19, 2025, a bright object streaked through the skies above western Europe. The mysterious, flaming hunk of metal traveled for several hours before…
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