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Earth's LLVPs may be remnants of Theia’s mantle
Earth’s mantle hides secrets of a cosmic collision. Researchers reveal that LLVPs may be remnants of Theia, reshaping our understanding of planetary formation.
A false-color ultraviolet image of the entire planet, showing the hood or cap of hydrocarbon haze that covers the south pole. The edge of the north polar hood is visible at the top.
Magnetic tornadoes are stirring up Earth-size clouds of haze on Jupiter
Astronomers discover K2-360 b, a lead-dense ultra-short-period planet, and its massive companion, K2-360 c
Astronomers discover ultra-dense ‘super-Earth’ with the density of lead
Research links starburst galaxies to the formation of massive elliptical galaxies.
New clues reveal how the universe’s giant galaxies formed
Light bends around black holes, creating infinite repetitions of the universe’s image.
Danish student makes groundbreaking black hole discovery
Scientists propose detecting primordial black holes through hollow planets and microscopic tunnels in materials
Evidence of primordial black holes may be hiding in everyday objects on Earth
For centuries, one of the greatest paleontological debates centered on the demise of the dinosaurs 66 million years ago.
Breakthrough new evidence finally reveals what killed the dinosaurs
New research unveils that Uranus and Neptune’s magnetic fields stem from immiscible interior layers, reshaping our understanding of ice giants.
Researchers solve the mystery of Uranus and Neptune’s Magnetic Fields
Artist's impression of a pulsar with its powerful magnetic field rotating around it. The clouds of charged particles moving along the field lines emit gamma rays that are focused by the magnetic fields, rather like the beams of light from a lighthouse. In these magnetic fields, pairs of positrons and electrons are created and accelerated, making pulsars potential sources of high-energy cosmic electrons and positrons.
Scientists detect the most energetic cosmic-rays ever observed
The Milky Way, shining in its full splendor on top of the four Unit Telescopes and one of the Auxiliary Telescopes of ESO’s Very Large Telescope (VLT).
Astronomers observe the final acts of a dying giant star
First-ever ‘Einstein zig-zag’ spotted by James Webb Space Telescope
Nucleon breakthroughs: Unifying models and discovering exotic antimatter nuclei
A high-speed galaxy collides with Stephan’s Quintet, creating a stunning shockwave and offering insights into cosmic evolution
Astounding views of 2 million mph galaxy collision revealed
A USC student-built rocket has shattered records, soaring to over 470,000 feet.
Student-built rocket soars 470,000 feet, setting new benchmark in amateur space exploration
Dark energy density and star formation rates shape the Universe's potential for intelligent life in our cosmos and beyond.
Scientists believe that aliens could be living in parallel universes
X-ray studies of ancient quasars unveil how supermassive black holes grew rapidly in the early universe
The surprising link between quasars, black holes and the universe’s cosmic dawn
New research uncovers the oldest evidence of hydrothermal activity on Mars, revealing water-rich conditions 4.45 billion years ago that hint at habitability.
Scientists discover evidence of hot water on Mars