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Study Reveals Tunguska Explosion Caused by Asteroid Skimming Earth’s Atmosphere

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The Tunguska asteroid was likely as wide as a football stadium—656 feet (200 meters). Key Takeaways The Tunguska Mystery: New Insights On June 30, 1908, a massive explosion devastated over 800 square miles of Siberian forest near the Tunguska River. The blast, which leveled millions of trees, left no crater or visible remnants, baffling scientists […]

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Asteroid Impact that Caused The Dinosaurs Extinction, Sparked Two Years of Darkness 66 Million Years Ago

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Key takeaways: The dinosaur-killing asteroid sparked nearly two years of darkness on Earth, halting photosynthesis. The Asteroid Impact and Its Lasting Darkness The asteroid impact that wiped out most dinosaurs 66 million years ago didn’t just cause immediate devastation; it also triggered nearly two years of global darkness. According to findings presented by scientists from

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Interstellar Travel Is Possible If We Break Into a Higher Dimension, Scientists Say

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And luckily for us, quantum physicists think they know how to reach that higher dimension. Key Takeaways: ___________ Interstellar travel could become a reality, but only if we can harness higher dimensions beyond our three-dimensional experience, scientists suggest. Recent theories propose that wormholes—spacetime shortcuts—might allow humans to traverse vast cosmic distances, connecting different parts of

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For the First time, Scientists Make Light Travel Forward and Backward in Time Simultaneously

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Reversing Time with Light Physicists at the City University of New York have achieved a significant breakthrough in the field of wave physics by demonstrating “time reflections” with light. In a process long considered purely theoretical, researchers managed to make light waves travel backward in time using metamaterials—special materials with tunable optical properties. Led by

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‘I didn’t think I could be astronomer from Oldham’

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Professor Brian Cox has been back to his hometown Oldham to inspire the next generation of scientists. The University of Manchester alumnus, who also had a successful music career in the 1980s and 1990s with the bands Dare and D:Ream, visited St Matthew’s Primary School where he was once a pupil to give the children

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The Hottest Substance in the Universe Is Created on Earth, Hotter Than a Supernova

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Key takeaways: Gold particles smashed at the LHC hit a scorching 7.2 trillion degrees Fahrenheit, hotter than a supernova. Heat affects every atom in the universe, with particles vibrating faster as temperatures rise. The colder it gets, the slower they move, eventually stopping altogether at absolute zero (-273°C or 0 Kelvin). But how hot can

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The Thermal Nuclear Engine That Could Get Us to Mars in Just 3 Months

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As it’s so close to Earth, Mars is the planet that humans will most likely step foot on and explore first. Ultra Safe Nuclear Corporation (USNC) has introduced a groundbreaking thermal nuclear engine design that could drastically shorten the time it takes for astronauts to travel to Mars. This innovative engine could carry a crew

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Astronomers Find a Wandering Planet With a Magnetic Field Millions of Times Earth’s

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SIMP’s surface temperature exceeds 1,500°F—hot for a planet without a star. Key Takeaways _____ IMP: A Wandering Magnetic Marvel Astronomers have identified a remarkable rogue planet, SIMP J01365663+0933473, which roams the Milky Way without a parent star. This enigmatic object lies just 20 light-years away and boasts a magnetic field 4 million times stronger than

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Light from behind a Black Hole Observed for the First Time, Confirming Einstein’s Theory

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All our science, measured against reality, is primitive and childlike – and yet it is the most precious thing we have. – Albert Einstein (1879-1955) TL;DR Astronomers have observed light bending around a black hole, a phenomenon predicted by Einstein’s theory of general relativity. By studying X-rays from a black hole in the Zwicky 1

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Saturn’s rings are surprisingly young, forming within the last 100 million years

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Saturn’s rings are only about 100 million years old, meaning they formed long after the first dinosaurs and mammals walked the Earth. Key takeaways _____________________________ Exploring Saturn’s Rings During NASA’s Cassini spacecraft’s Grand Finale, the craft daringly dove between Saturn and its rings, gathering groundbreaking insights about the planet and unveiling the unexpected youthfulness of

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