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Interstellar object 3I/ATLAS has no comet tail, and a Harvard scientist is ringing the alarm bells about its size.
The cosmos continues to surprise us, sending enigmatic visitors from the depths of space. One such recent guest, interstellar object 3I/ATLAS, has been quietly...
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Fossil Bee Nests Uncover a Behavior We’ve Never Seen
The world beneath our feet, especially the ancient one, often holds secrets far more imaginative than any fiction. We often think of dinosaurs when...
My ex-wife keeps tabs on our teens’ phones, even when they’re with me.
Co-parenting after divorce is rarely a smooth ride. We all aim for civility and a united front for our kids, but sometimes, the lines...
The $4.3 billion space telescope Trump tried to scrap is finally finished!
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Scientists think they’ve spotted a unique new formation in the Kuiper Belt, thanks to data analysis.
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New research says Theia and Earth were neighbors.
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Scientists just figured out how the Maya created their incredibly accurate eclipse tables.
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Well-preserved Neanderthal skulls suggest their noses weren’t built for warming air.
For generations, the image of Neanderthals has often included a prominent nose, typically interpreted as a specialized feature for surviving in harsh, cold environments....
Avi Loeb’s Latest on the Ongoing ‘Tails’ vs. ‘Anti-Tails’ Debate Over 3I/ATLAS
The cosmos is a vast, enigmatic ocean, and every now and then, it tosses a peculiar message in a bottle onto our scientific shores....
The Anti-Tails and Tails Story: Still Unfolding Around 3I/ATLAS
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A revolutionary new particle accelerator could transform science.
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What if our cosmic measuring tape is wrong? It could explain the Hubble tension.
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Did Neanderthals Go Extinct? A Controversial New Study Says Maybe Not.
For generations, the story was straightforward: Neanderthals were a distinct species of ancient human who walked the Earth alongside our direct ancestors, Homo sapiens,...
Scientists found ancient RNA in a woolly mammoth.
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So, what’s up with the intergalactic 3I/Atlas, Earth, and December? Here’s the lowdown.
So, what’s up with the intergalactic 3I/Atlas, Earth, and December? Here’s the lowdown.
There's been a whisper, a hum, a low-frequency cosmic beat echoing across...
A massive inflatable bag could snag asteroids and space junk.
Imagine a future where the looming threat of space junk and rogue asteroids isn't a permanent fixture in our orbit. What if a deceptively...
