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Navigating the universe with a click
The Legacy Survey Sky Viewer has launched, allowing the public to explore a catalog of four billion cosmic objects through an interactive browser-based interface.
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A symbiotic approach to growing tomatoes
Research shows that beneficial soil microbes can significantly enhance tomato plant growth, nutrient uptake, and disease resistance, offering a sustainable alternative to chemical fertilizers.
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Revealing the invisible with radio flashes.
Scientists are using Fast Radio Bursts to map the distribution of hidden matter in the universe, providing new constraints on models of galaxy formation and solving the missing baryon problem.
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One ocean, many tidal stories
Tidal ranges can vary significantly between nearby beaches due to local geography, shelf shape, and resonance, highlighting the importance of local knowledge for safety and ecology.
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The expanding universe and its gravitational giants
A new study suggests that supermassive black holes grow in mass as the universe expands, potentially offering a new explanation for the nature of dark energy.
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When a planet eats its child: The Venus theory
Scientists hypothesize that Venus may have once had a moon that spiraled into the planet due to atmospheric drag and tidal forces, explaining its current lack of satellites.
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A jaw-dropping view of NGC 6888
An astrophotographer has captured a stunningly detailed image of the Crescent Nebula, revealing the intricate structures formed by the winds of a dying Wolf-Rayet star.
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Redefining memory at the molecular level
Researchers have developed a new molecular magnet design that improves stability and performance, paving the way for ultra-high-density data storage and advanced spintronic applications.
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From mud to mug: The wildfire hypothesis
A new theory suggests that observing how wildfires hardened clay may have inspired early humans to invent pottery, marking a significant step in technological and societal development.
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Revisiting the Giant Impact Hypothesis
A new modeling study suggests that the early Earth’s physical consistency, whether soft or solid, played a key role in the formation of the Moon following a giant impact.
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Protecting the atmosphere from above
Scientists used a private jet to observe two satellites burning up in Earth's atmosphere, aiming to measure the chemical pollution caused by reentering space debris.
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Protecting wildlife through student innovation
Three graduate students from the Okanagan region won significant awards for their research contributions to wildlife conservation, highlighting the importance of supporting young scientists.
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nearthing secrets in Patagonia’s soil
A Canadian researcher helped discover that titanosaurs nested further south than previously known, challenging assumptions about dinosaur climate preferences and habitat ranges.
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Look up: The aurora may visit tonight
A strong geomagnetic storm may make the Northern Lights visible in up to 20 U.S. states this Tuesday night, offering a rare viewing opportunity for southern residents.
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Chasing Halley: A mission for 2061
A new space mission is being planned to rendezvous with Halley’s Comet during its 2061 return, aiming to study its composition and behavior up close.
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z66OD: A glimpse into cosmic infancy
Astronomers have discovered z66OD, a massive galaxy proto-supercluster at a record distance, challenging models of how quickly large structures formed in the early universe.
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Between Dry Fields and Changing Seasons, Argentine Science Searches for Crops That Can Withstand Drought
Argentine scientist Raquel Chan has gained international recognition for research into crops engineered to better withstand drought and other environmental stresses.
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Indonesia’s Waste-to-Energy Horizon: Cities Search for Cleaner Paths Through Growing Mountains of Urban Waste
Indonesia is developing a waste-to-energy system with Chinese technical expertise as cities face growing waste-management demands.
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Preparedness and resilience in tornado alley.
The Northern Tornadoes Project has confirmed that tornadoes struck Windsor and Wheatley on Thursday, causing damage and highlighting the need for severe weather preparedness in the region.
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Former Lab Analyst Sentenced to 10 Years in Prison for Manipulating DNA Data
Former laboratory analyst receives a 10-year sentence after manipulating DNA data, undermining evidence integrity and raising concerns about justice systems.
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U.S. Strikes Iranian Tankers After More Attempted Missile Attacks on Navy Warship
U.S. forces struck Iranian tankers after missile attacks on a Navy warship, escalating tensions and raising fears of wider conflict.
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Europe’s Space Future in Focus at the International Space Summit
Europe’s space future is under discussion at the International Space Summit, with leaders examining investment, security, innovation and cooperation today.
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India and U.S. to Join Hands on Moon Base, Expanding Global Space Economy
India and the United States plan to cooperate on a lunar base, expanding partnerships and opportunities in the space economy.
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Navigating the world with caution and curiosity.
Canada has issued travel advisories for nine popular fall vacation spots, citing health, political, and safety concerns, urging travelers to stay informed and prepared.
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