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This planet is drawing huge flares from its young star

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Silicate clouds and a circumplanetary disk in the YSES-1 exoplanet system

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Solved: the mystery of the evaporating planet

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Planet found orbiting backward between two stars

Unusual planet configurations in binary star systems may arise from material transfer during white dwarf formation or from orbital destabilization effects.

Did JWST catch the Ring Nebula forming new planets?

The death of the Sun may lead to the formation of new planets in white dwarf systems.

fromFuncheap

Performance: We Love the Light (SF Main Library)

Join artist and astrophysicist Nia Imara on a breathtaking journey among the stars, planets, and galaxies in a dynamic multimedia show about our awe-inspiring universe.

SF music

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Haunting Photo Shows Hollowed-Out Shell After Two Massive Explosions Eviscerated a Star

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Astronomers Strategize for the Best ProblemMore Data Than They Can Handle

fromColossal

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See the First Images of Our Solar System Taken by the World's Biggest Digital Camera

fromArs Technica

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Tuesday Telescope: A new champion enters the ring

Artificial intelligence

Nobel Prize Winner Warns That Astronomers Using AI May Be Distorting Results

Astronomers utilized AI to study black holes, but skepticism exists regarding data quality and AI's effectiveness.

Photography

fromNature

First images from world's largest digital camera leave astronomers in awe

The Vera C. Rubin Observatory's 3,200 megapixel camera captures stunning images, unveiling its potential to transform astronomical observation.

Science

Haunting Photo Shows Hollowed-Out Shell After Two Massive Explosions Eviscerated a Star

Science

Astronomers Strategize for the Best ProblemMore Data Than They Can Handle

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See the First Images of Our Solar System Taken by the World's Biggest Digital Camera

fromArs Technica

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Tuesday Telescope: A new champion enters the ring

Artificial intelligence

Nobel Prize Winner Warns That Astronomers Using AI May Be Distorting Results

fromNature

Photography

First images from world's largest digital camera leave astronomers in awe

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Mysterious interstellar object could be an alien SPACECRAFT

The enormous interstellar object, now officially dubbed 3I/ATLAS, is already speeding through the solar system at 41 miles per second, or 150,000 miles per hour. This has sparked speculation that 3I/ATLAS's intense brightness might not have a natural explanation.

Science

Astronomers Found the Most Self-Destructive Planet in the Sky

A planet influences its star by triggering powerful flares that contribute to the planet's destruction.

fromwww.npr.org

Could the Milky Way be headed for a collision?

The Andromeda galaxy lies just beyond our galaxy, about 2.5 million light-years beyond, and they are gravitationally bound, existing in a long-term dance of doom.

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fromAeon

How we came to know the size of the Universe - and what mysteries remain | Aeon Videos

Humans have systematically measured cosmic distances over generations, showcasing a progression in astrophysical knowledge.

fromGothamist

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Astronomy NYC: July is a stargazer's dream

July offers peak stargazing opportunities with meteor showers and prominent constellations for New Yorkers.

The absence of moonlight near the end of July enhances meteor visibility.

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James Webb telescope captures its first direct image of an exoplanet

fromwww.theguardian.com

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James Webb telescope captures unprecedented direct images of exoplanet

fromTheregister

1.5 TB of JWST data just hit the internet

The COSMOS-Web project has made over 1.5 TB of astronomical data available for open science, enabling deeper understanding of the universe.

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James Webb telescope captures its first direct image of an exoplanet

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James Webb telescope captures unprecedented direct images of exoplanet

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1.5 TB of JWST data just hit the internet

The COSMOS-Web project has made over 1.5 TB of astronomical data available for open science, enabling deeper understanding of the universe.

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Busting the top 5 myths about the Big Bang

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A quantum miracle enabled the formation of neutral atoms

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Claims that "the Universe will end sooner than expected" are false

Scientists Just Moved Up the Death Date of the Universe

The universe's decay rate is significantly faster than previously predicted, now estimated at 10 to the power of 78 years.

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Busting the top 5 myths about the Big Bang

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A quantum miracle enabled the formation of neutral atoms

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Claims that "the Universe will end sooner than expected" are false

#vera-c-rubin-observatory

Scientists Just Moved Up the Death Date of the Universe

The universe's decay rate is significantly faster than previously predicted, now estimated at 10 to the power of 78 years.

more#cosmology

fromThe Atlantic

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The Rubin Observatory Is a Cosmic Cathedral

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This Revolutionary New Telescope Will Observe the Whole Sky Every Three Days

fromThe Atlantic

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The Rubin Observatory Is a Cosmic Cathedral

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This Revolutionary New Telescope Will Observe the Whole Sky Every Three Days

The Vera C. Rubin Observatory aims to advance our understanding of the cosmos by observing and collecting data from the universe.

fromwww.space.com

Scientists Find Universe's Missing Matter in Intergalactic Cosmic Fog'

Fast radio bursts help detect the universe's missing normal matter for the first time.

#space-exploration

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New ways of seeing the sun DW 06/16/2025

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Scientists Say There's Over a Trillion Dollars of Platinum Waiting to Be Extracted From the Moon's Craters

There may be over $1 trillion worth of platinum on the Moon, presenting opportunities for mining and space exploration funding.

fromHarvard Gazette

Tech industry

Know how those tech moguls want us to go to Mars? Ignore them. - Harvard Gazette

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New ways of seeing the sun DW 06/16/2025

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Scientists Say There's Over a Trillion Dollars of Platinum Waiting to Be Extracted From the Moon's Craters

There may be over $1 trillion worth of platinum on the Moon, presenting opportunities for mining and space exploration funding.

fromHarvard Gazette

Tech industry

Know how those tech moguls want us to go to Mars? Ignore them. - Harvard Gazette

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One second to end what the universe has built in 10 million years

Gold holds a unique place in human history and culture, symbolizing wealth and value.

Behold the First Images of the Sun's South Pole

The Solar Orbiter has captured unprecedented images of the sun's poles for the first time in history.

Astronomers Astonished by Largest Explosion Since the Big Bang

Extreme Nuclear Transients (ENTs) are the most powerful cosmic explosions ever observed, far exceeding supernovae and normal tidal disruption events.

Ask Ethan: What are the "first stars" in the Universe?

The first stars in the Universe were not formed simultaneously with the Big Bang, indicating a complex cosmic timeline.

780,000 galaxies revealed in JWST's largest science operation

The COSMOS-Web program is a landmark project using JWST, designed to provide extensive data on the near and mid-infrared sky.

fromwww.amny.com

American Museum of Natural History to launch new space show Encounters in the Milky Way,' narrated by Pedro Pascal | amNewYork

New show 'Encounters in the Milky Way' at AMNH explores galactic movements and their impact on our solar system, featuring stunning visualizations.

The show commemorates the 25th anniversary of the Rose Center for Earth and Space with advanced cosmic illustrations.

End of the world? Experts reveal odds Milky Way collides with galaxy

It used to appear destined to merge with Andromeda forming a colossal "Milkomeda." Now, there is a chance that we could avoid this fate entirely.

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Scientists Startled by Discovery of Small Star Swimming Through Outer Layers of Another Larger Star

A team in China discovered a pulsar orbiting inside its companion star, shedding light on the 'spider star' phenomenon and stellar evolution.

New Imaging Technique Shows the Sun as a Swirling Pink Liquid

These are by far the most detailed observations of this kind, showing features not previously observed, and it's not quite clear what they are.

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Something Is Destroying Elon Musk's Starlink Satellites

Solar storms significantly reduce the lifespans of Starlink satellites, causing premature reentry especially during the solar maximum.

#manhattanhenge

fromFast Company

New York City

Manhattanhenge 2025: Here's how to see the city skyline frame the sun

fromNewsNation

New York City

Rain, clouds may make Manhattanhenge unviewable in NYC

fromBrooklyn Eagle

What is Manhattanhenge and when can you see it?

Manhattanhenge creates stunning sunset views as the sun aligns with the Manhattan street grid, delighting photographers and viewers.

fromPBS News

What to know about Manhattanhenge and how to see it

Manhattanhenge is a unique sunset phenomenon where the sun aligns with Manhattan's street grid, attracting photographers and spectators twice a year.

fromFast Company

New York City

Manhattanhenge 2025: Here's how to see the city skyline frame the sun

fromNewsNation

New York City

Rain, clouds may make Manhattanhenge unviewable in NYC

fromBrooklyn Eagle

What is Manhattanhenge and when can you see it?

Manhattanhenge creates stunning sunset views as the sun aligns with the Manhattan street grid, delighting photographers and viewers.

fromPBS News

What to know about Manhattanhenge and how to see it

Manhattanhenge is a unique sunset phenomenon where the sun aligns with Manhattan's street grid, attracting photographers and spectators twice a year.

Detection of X-ray emission from a bright long-period radio transient - Nature

Long-period radio transients challenge current pulsar models, revealing extreme energy emissions and correlations with X-rays.

Aliens? Scientists BAFFLED by object emitting radio waves AND X-rays

ASKAP J1832-0911 is a newly discovered cosmic entity emitting radio waves and X-rays cyclically, challenging existing physics.

fromComputerWeekly.com

Interview: Richard Masters, vice-president of data and AI, Virgin Atlantic | Computer Weekly

Masters states that observing the cosmos has equipped him to manage data intricacies at Virgin Atlantic, emphasizing the importance of stripping noise to glean insights.

Artificial intelligence

Scientists BAFFLED by perfect sphere emitting radio signals from space

Teleios, a mysterious cosmic object discovered by ASKAP, showcases remarkable symmetry and challenges existing astronomical theories about its formation.

fromwww.nature.com

Quasar radiation transforms the gas in a merging companion galaxy

Unified models are crucial for understanding AGN and quasars in cosmic evolution.

Miscellaneous

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A retrograde planet in a tight binary star system with a white dwarf

Binary systems critically affect planet formation through disk dynamics and dust confinement.

Astronomers Baffled by a Suspicious, Perfectly Round Sphere in Our Galaxy

Astronomers discovered a remarkably spherical supernova remnant named Teleios, offering unique insights into explosive stellar events.

Alien Hunters Detect "Unexplained Pulses" Emanating From Two Distant Stars

Strange electromagnetic pulses from a distant star raise questions about potential extraterrestrial life.

What Are Alien Dyson Spheres, Why Are They So Janky, and Why Are They Doomed to Go Undetected?

"When you have a whole bunch of things moving together like that in a swarm, a natural question is going to be, do they sometimes bump into each other?" Lacki told New Scientist. "At their orbital speeds, that can be disastrous."

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#universe

fromwww.space.com

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When Will the Universe End? It May Be Sooner Than You'd Think

The universe's end could occur much sooner than thought, estimated at 10^78 years away.

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Scientists reveal exact date universe will end: 'Sooner than feared'

The universe will end much sooner than previously predicted, at one quinvigintillion years.

fromwww.space.com

When Will the Universe End? It May Be Sooner Than You'd Think

The universe's end could occur much sooner than thought, estimated at 10^78 years away.

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Scientists reveal exact date universe will end: 'Sooner than feared'

Structured ionized winds shooting out from a quasar at relativistic speeds

The study brings new insights into the complex wind structures around supermassive black holes, highlighting their kinetic power and implications for galaxy evolution.

Supercomputer reveals exact date Elon Musk's worst fear will come true

The sun's evolution poses a future threat to life on Earth, prompting discussions about colonizing other planets.

#magnetars

fromwww.aljazeera.com

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Have scientists solved the mystery of gold's origin in the universe?

Magnetars likely contributed to the cosmic creation of gold and heavy elements earlier than previously understood.

fromThe Washington Post

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We finally figured out where gold comes from. The answer is explosive.

Heavy metals, essential for life, may have originated from eruptions on magnetars, a type of star pivotal in creating fundamental elements.

fromwww.aljazeera.com

Have scientists solved the mystery of gold's origin in the universe?

Magnetars likely contributed to the cosmic creation of gold and heavy elements earlier than previously understood.

fromThe Washington Post

We finally figured out where gold comes from. The answer is explosive.

Heavy metals, essential for life, may have originated from eruptions on magnetars, a type of star pivotal in creating fundamental elements.

more#magnetars

Ask Ethan: Is dark energy just leftover momentum from the Big Bang?

Dark energy dominates the expansion of the Universe, comprising about 70% of it, while traditional matter accounts for roughly 30%.

fromAeon

3 months ago

Ideas 'of pure genius' - how astronomers have measured the Universe across history | Aeon Videos

The article explores how historical figures contributed to our understanding of the cosmos, especially focusing on Eratosthenes and Kepler.