A recent study published in Icarus by scientists from the Weizmann Institute of Science and the Planetary Science Institute has revolutionized our understanding of Martian glaciers. These glaciers, previously believed to be primarily composed of…
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T. rex Moonwalks? Scientists Unveil the Surprising Courtship Ritual of Dinosaur Relatives!
In a groundbreaking discovery at Dinosaur Ridge, Colorado, scientists have unearthed evidence of a unique form of courtship behavior among theropod dinosaurs, relatives of the famous Tyrannosaurus rex. This new find, as reported by Live Science,…
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These Robots That “Eat” Each Other to Survive Could Evolve Into Machines and Conquer Our Planet
In a world where robotics are becoming an integral part of everyday life, we’re starting to see innovations that are as surprising as they are fascinating. Recently, researchers from Columbia University have introduced a concept that sounds…
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Ice in Space Isn’t the Same as Ice on Earth
Next time you’re drinking a frosty iced beverage, think about the structure of the frozen chunks chilling it down. Here on Earth, we generally see ice in many forms: cubes, sleet, snow, icicles, slabs covering lakes and rivers, and…
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Prehistoric Apex Predators Faced Off in Deadly Encounters, Study Reveals
A groundbreaking discovery at the La Venta fossil site in Colombia sheds new light on the complex interactions between two apex predators from the middle Miocene epoch. Researchers have unveiled evidence that a giant caiman species may have…
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Grand Canyon was a “Goldilocks zone” for early animal evolution
A new discovery in the Grand Canyon is giving scientists a closer look at some of Earth’s earliest animals. This stunning find includes fossils of soft-bodied creatures from more than 500 million years ago.
These aren’t just any fossils –…
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European Vega C rocket launches CO2-mapping satellite, 4 Earth-observation spacecraft to orbit
A carbon dioxide-mapping satellite and four Earth-observation spacecraft launched successfully tonight (July 25) from South America.
A Vega C rocket, operated by the French company Arianespace, lifted off from Europe’s Spaceport in Kourou, French…
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Distorted sound of the early universe suggests we are living in a giant void
Looking up at the night sky, it may seem our cosmic neighbourhood is packed full of planets, stars and galaxies. But scientists have long suggested there may be far fewer galaxies in our cosmic surroundings than expected.
In fact, it…
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Rogue black hole found terrorizing unfortunate star in distant galaxy
A rogue, middle-mass black hole has been spotted disrupting an orbiting star in the halo of a distant galaxy, and it’s all thanks to the observing powers of the Hubble Space Telescope and Chandra X-ray Observatory. However, exactly what the…
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