Interstellar Visitor 3I/ATLAS: What This Fast-Moving Comet Reveals About Other Solar Systems
The third known interstellar object, 3I/ATLAS, is more than a rare comet on a hyperbolic pass—it is a stress test […]
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Solar Storm Sirens: NASA’s New Space-Weather Fleet Aims to Shield Earth
NASA is set to launch a trio of space‑weather sentinels to the Sun–Earth L1 point, about a million miles sunward,
Game-Changing Japanese Battery Makes Hydrogen Cars Finally Practical
The hydrogen economy has long been shackled by a fundamental physics problem that seemed almost insurmountable. Now, Japanese researchers have
Full-Fat Milk vs Low-Fat Milk: Study Finally Reveals Which Is Healthier for Your Heart
A comprehensive Norwegian study spanning 33 years has revealed that low-fat milk is significantly safer for heart health than full-fat
AI “Created” 16 Bacteria-Killing Viruses—Breakthrough or Hype?
The claim that AI created 16 bacteria‑killing viruses in a Stanford‑affiliated lab sounds cinematic. The reality is both impressive and
600 Petabytes, Every Year: How the World’s Biggest Telescope Becomes a Planet-Scale Computer
The world’s largest radio telescope isn’t just a machine to look at the cosmos—it’s a planetary-scale data organism that will
Webb captures a colossal 8‑light‑year stellar jet at our galaxy’s rim
A young, still-forming massive star has launched twin, knife-straight jets spanning roughly 8 light-years on the Milky Way’s outskirts—an eruption
The Rogue Black Hole and the Rule It Proved
Two fresh discoveries—a rogue, jet-spewing black hole racing through a dwarf galaxy, and a precision gravitational-wave test that affirms core
How Scientists Are Turning “Microbial Dark Matter” into a New Antibiotic Pipeline
Antibiotic discovery is quietly undergoing a systems-level reboot: by bypassing the need to culture microbes, mining giant DNA fragments from
Webb reveals carbon‑heavy disks and practical dark matter mapping
The James Webb Space Telescope isn’t just taking prettier pictures—it’s changing the priors behind two of astronomy’s hardest questions: what