Astronomers confirmed the longest-known tail of superheated gas behind a galaxy group Tech ExploristDeath plunge of galaxies and the longest known tail revealed by NASA HT TechGalaxies Go on a Deep Dive and Leave Fiery Tail Behind NASAGalaxies dive into more galaxies leaving 1.5M light years long tail - the longest ever AL.comView Full coverage on Google News
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Siberia's 'gateway to the underworld' megaslump is revealing 650000 year-old secrets from its permafrost Livescience.com'Gateway to underworld': Siberia's megaslump hides 6,50000 years old secrets India TodayView Full coverage on Google News
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Hunting Ripples in Space-Time: LIGO's Newest Observation Run Aims to Transform Gravitational Wave Detection Transcontinental TimesLIGO project begins new gravitational wave hunt Space.comPeering into Cosmic Shadows: BlackGEM Telescopes Join the Hunt for Gravitational Waves SciTechDailyView Full coverage on Google News
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Scientists Experimenting With Actual Tractor Beam to Clean Up Space Junk FuturismOne Of Sci-Fi's Coolest Pieces Of Technology Is Becoming A Reality Giant Freakin RobotScientists use "tractor beam" technology to clean up space debris World Time TodaysSpace tractor beams may not be the stuff of sci-fi for long Phys.orgView Full coverage on Google News
Atmospheric paradox: Earth warms, upper atmosphere cools Innovation OriginsThe Upper Atmosphere Is Cooling, Prompting New Climate Concerns WIREDView Full coverage on Google News
Ultra-Faint Dwarf Galaxy Spotted Just 480 Million Years after Big Bang Sci.NewsThe Earliest Quiescent – Researchers Reveal Traits of Ancient Galaxy 25 Billion Light-Years Away SciTechDailyEarly universe galaxy seen by James Webb Telescope E&T MagazineWebb space telescope discovers faintest galaxy in the early universe Interesting EngineeringAstrophysicists confirm the faintest galaxy ever seen in the early universe Phys.orgView Full coverage on Google News
Scientists have been baffled by this 2,000-year-old 'computer' since it was discovered 120 years ago BGRScientists baffled by discovery of '2000-year-old computer' indy100Discovery of '2000-year-old computer' leaves scientists baffled indy100View Full coverage on Google News
Stephen Hawking's theory could mean the entire universe will evaporate Business InsiderStephen Hawking's most famous prediction could mean that everything in the universe is doomed to evaporate, new study says Livescience.comEverything in the Universe Is Doomed To Evaporate – Hawking's Radiation Theory Isn't Limited to Black Holes SciTechDailyHawking was right: All large objects will eventually evaporate Interesting EngineeringThe universe is evaporating right in front of our eyes, finds major new study indy100View Full coverage on Google News
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Ancient viruses found in coral symbionts' DNA NewswiseEndogenous viral elements reveal associations between a non-retroviral RNA virus and symbiotic dinoflagellate genomes | Communications Biology Nature.comAncient viruses discovered in coral symbionts' DNA | Rice News | News and Media Relations | Rice University Rice NewsExperts find remnants of ancient RNA viruses embedded inside reef-building corals News-Medical.NetAncient viruses discovered in coral symbionts' DNA Phys.orgView Full coverage on Google News
People will be able to see Venus in the night sky this weekend KCRG-TV9: Your Trusted Local News SourceWhy Venus Is So Bright Right Now Scientific AmericanWhy Venus is so bright this weekend WCCO - CBS MinnesotaVenus is visible this weekend in the night sky Denver7Look up: Venus will be visible and bright in the night sky this weekend WDIV ClickOnDetroitView Full coverage on Google News
James Webb Space Telescope finds water in super-hot exoplanet's atmosphere Space.comThis Super-Hot Exoplanet Is Even Stranger Than We Thought InverseExoplanet Discovery Alert: Webb Space Telescope Finds Water in Ultra-Hot Alien World SciTechDailyJWST Scans an Ultra-Hot Jupiter's Atmosphere Universe TodayNIRISS instrument on Webb maps an ultra-hot Jupiter-like exoplanet's atmosphere Phys.orgView Full coverage on Google News
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Resupply Mission To Complete Space Station Solar Power Upgrade Aviation WeekJune 2023 – Space Station NASA BlogsSpace Force: Poor weather for weekend SpaceX cargo launch to International Space Station Florida TodayMoonlighter, the World's First Hacking Test Bed in Space ISS National LabNASA Sets Coverage for Next SpaceX Resupply Launch to Space Station NASAView Full coverage on Google News
These New Computer Simulations of the Sun are Hypnotic Universe TodaySupercomputer simulations provide a better picture of the sun's magnetic field Phys.orgView Full coverage on Google News
Primate Genome Sequencing Unlocks Evolution, Biodiversity & Health Benefits NewswiseWhat makes us human? Primate genome study offers some clues ReutersBiggest ever study of primate genomes has surprises for humanity Nature.comResearchers show mobile elements monkeying around the genome Phys.orgHundreds of new primate genomes offer window into human health—and our past ScienceView Full coverage on Google News
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Monster black hole burps out hot gas in bright 'H' shape (photos) Space.comScientists discover black hole shooting X-ray jet 60000 times hotter than sun WIONHungry black hole shoots out bright X-ray jet 60000 times hotter than the sun Space.comView Full coverage on Google News
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