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Space and astronomy
Massive black hole collision breaks cosmic rules
Two black holes, each over 100 times our sun's mass, just shattered everything scientists thought they knew about cosmic collisions.
Solar sails could boost space weather warnings
Can solar-powered sails protect Earth from invisible space storms traveling at 1,242 miles per second?
Earth may be trapped inside cosmic void
What if Earth sits inside a billion-light-year cosmic bubble that's rewriting our understanding of universal expansion?
High-energy astronomy could reveal alien civilizations
Scientists propose hunting for alien civilizations using cosmic rays, gamma rays, and X-rays instead of traditional radio signals.
Astronomers capture first proof of stellar double explosions
Astronomers captured the first visual proof that some stars explode twice, solving a cosmic mystery through stellar fingerprints.
Mars clay layers suggest ancient habitable environments
Mars harbored stable, potentially habitable environments for extended periods 3.7 billion years ago, new clay research reveals.
Webb telescope maps dark matter in cosmic collision
Two galaxy clusters colliding 3.7 billion light-years away reveal how dark matter behaves like ghostly, non-interacting particles.
Simulating fake stars to solve astronomy’s data deluge
Astronomers drown in data, creating fake star images to train algorithms that unlock the universe's secrets.
Astronomers find the universe’s missing matter in cosmic web
Astronomers have discovered a massive cosmic thread of superheated gas that may solve the universe's missing matter mystery.
Did cosmic radiation really kill the Neanderthals
Did a cosmic catastrophe 41,000 years ago doom the Neanderthals while early humans survived with better sunscreen?
