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A prototype satellite launched by AST SpaceMobile has been causing concerns among astronomers due to its brightness in the night sky. The satellite, BlueWalker 3, was launched into low Earth…
A team of biologists, environmental scientists, and chemists at Queen Mary University of London has developed a model that suggests different types of plants could potentially grow on Earth-like rocky…
Using the Very Large Telescope (VLT), European astronomers have conducted spectroscopic observations of an open cluster called Trumpler 14. The results of their study provide more information about the properties…
Scientists at Monash University in Melbourne have successfully printed living neural networks using 3D-printing technology. The researchers used rat brain cells suspended in a gel, which they squeezed out of…
Astrophysicists from Northwestern University have made an interesting discovery about the brightness of the universe’s youngest galaxies, as observed by the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST). Contrary to previous assumptions,…
Russia’s state space corporation, Roscosmos, has revealed that a malfunction in an on-board control unit led to the crash of the Luna-25 spacecraft on the moon. The control unit failed…
A recent study has shed new light on the enigmatic nature of superbolts, a rare and incredibly powerful form of lightning that puzzles scientists. These extraordinary bolts, which account for…
Experts believe that research into light, new materials, and cosmic exploration are potential contenders for the Nobel Physics Prize this year. However, predicting the winner in such a vast field…
Researchers have uncovered a fossilized giant trapdoor spider in New South Wales, Australia. This rare discovery provides valuable insights into the evolutionary history and extinction of spiders. The spider, named…
Scientists studying the James Webb Space Telescope’s (JWST) first images of the universe’s earliest galaxies were surprised to find them appearing too bright, too massive, and too mature for their…