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Raw Beauty: The Ocean’s Scavenger Scene
A drone pilot captured stunning footage of great white and tiger sharks feeding on a whale carcass off Bawley Point, offering insights into marine predator behavior.
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Mapping the Pulse: New Satellite Method for Local Tides
A new technique uses satellite imagery to create detailed local tide maps, improving coastal planning and flood prediction accuracy.
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Thursday Night Sky: A Deep Lunar Eclipse to Watch
A deep lunar eclipse will be visible Thursday night, offering a safe and spectacular view of the moon turning red as it passes through Earth’s shadow.
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Pandora Opens Its Eye: Studying the Air of Distant Planets
The Pandora space telescope has started analyzing exoplanet atmospheres, using precise spectroscopy to detect gases and assess potential habitability.
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Silencing the Noise: Physicists Use Sound to Save Quantum Info
Physicists are using surface acoustic waves to protect quantum bits from decoherence, offering a new method to stabilize quantum information for computing.
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Stumbling Before the Leap: China Calls Off Chang’e-7 Lunar Mission
China has cancelled the Chang’e-7 lunar mission, citing technical challenges, marking a significant setback in its plans to explore the lunar south pole.
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A Universe of Color: Chandra Unveils Its Latest Galactic Treasures
NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory has released a new gallery of stunning images, showcasing supernovae, black holes, and star-forming regions in vibrant detail.
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Illuminating the Abyss: A New Tool for Glacial Science
A new optical-fiber probe uses distributed acoustic sensing to map glacial crevasses, enhancing climate models and explorer safety.
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Deadly Nepal Flood May Have Been Caused by ‘Ice Avalanche,’ Scientists Say
Scientists say an ice avalanche may have triggered a deadly flood in Nepal, sending torrents through communities and worsening destruction.
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Stronger and Greener: The Future of Building Materials
Researchers find that combining iron ore waste with magnetized water can improve the strength and sustainability of concrete, reducing environmental impact.
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A New Lens on the Cosmos: The Pandora Mission
NASA’s Pandora mission will use a small satellite to simultaneously study exoplanets and their host stars, improving our understanding of alien atmospheres.
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Small Molecules, Big Protection: The Polyamine Secret
New research reveals that cells use polyamines as "storage lockers" to safely bind excess iron, protecting themselves from oxidative damage and toxicity.
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Ice Ages and Interstellar Wind: The Cosmic Connection
NASA research indicates that the Sun’s heliosphere collapsed three times in the last 14 million years, each time triggering an ice age on Earth due to increased cosmic radiation.
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The Quickening Cosmos: Planet Formation in Fast Forward
New data from the James Webb Space Telescope suggests that planets form much faster than previously thought, potentially within hundreds of thousands of years.
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Seeing the Invisible: The Art of Astronomical Discovery
NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory has released a new gallery of stunning images, blending X-ray data with optical views to reveal the hidden beauty of supernovae and star clusters.
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The 3 Types of Lunar Eclipses Explained for Skywatchers
Lunar eclipses come in three types—penumbral, partial, and total—depending on how the moon passes through Earth’s shadow, each offering a unique visual experience.
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Researchers Find Traces of Two Ghost Ancestors in Modern DNA
Scientists have identified genetic traces of two unknown "ghost" hominin populations in modern human DNA, suggesting a more complex evolutionary history.
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Blood Moon to Grace Lake Superior Skies in Rare Display
A total lunar eclipse, known as a Blood Moon, will be visible over Lake Superior, offering a stunning view of the reddened moon reflecting on the water.
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Manhattan-Sized Ice Island Breaks Off Greenland’s Petermann Glacier
A massive ice island, comparable in size to Manhattan, has calved from Greenland’s Petermann Glacier, highlighting ongoing Arctic ice loss and climate change impacts.
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Space Mirrors Could Outshine the Moon, Threatening Dark Skies
Astronomers warn that proposed massive space mirrors could be 40 times brighter than the full moon, causing severe light pollution and disrupting science and ecology.
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How Salmon Evolved to Cope with the Challenges of the Ice Age
Research reveals how salmon used genetic plasticity and behavioral shifts to survive and thrive during the harsh conditions of the last Ice Age.
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NASA Reluctantly Abandons Rescue Mission for Stranded Telescope
NASA has decided to cancel a rescue mission for a malfunctioning space telescope due to high costs and technical risks, prioritizing other strategic goals.
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Rare Dinosaur Tracks from Coniacian Age Discovered Near Tumbler Ridge
Rare dinosaur tracks from the Coniacian age were discovered near Tumbler Ridge, BC, offering new insights into Late Cretaceous ecosystems and behavior.
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Across Indonesian Skies, Solar Power Begins Drawing a Brighter Line Through the Country’s Energy Future
Indonesia launched 14 solar power projects totaling 5.3 GW as part of a plan to add 100 GW of solar capacity by 2029.
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