Astronomy

Astronomy

Does the JUNO detector crack the neutrino puzzle?

View into the heart of the JUNO Neutrino Observatory shortly before commissioning in August 2025. © JUNO Collaboration The mass of neutrinos...
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Our black hole also creates a wind

This composite image shows the gas distribution around the Milky Way's central black hole. Orange are cool gases that can be seen using...
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Tonight: Jupiter meets Venus

Tonight Venus and Jupiter will come particularly close in the sky - forming a bright pair. © Sky & Telescope / Stellarium ...
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Meteorite provides evidence of missing protoplanets

Even before the Earth was formed, there may have been a larger protoplanet in the inner solar system - the original celestial body...
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Why do some solar flares fail?

This burst of solar radiation stopped before the arcing solar plasma was ejected into space. Astronomers have now discovered the reason for this....
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Is our neighboring galaxy flying apart?

The stars of the Small Magellanic Cloud move apart in two directions instead of orbiting around the center of this dwarf galaxy. ©...
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First detection of methane from an interstellar comet

Views of the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, recorded in the infrared spectral regions of various molecules by the James Webb Telescope. © NASA/ESA/CSA, STScI,...
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Red dwarfs exposed as “planet destroyers”.

Young red dwarfs can also devour planets, astronomers have discovered. © ESA/Hubble, CC by 4.0 Stellar danger: Young red dwarf stars can...
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Astronomical mystery object hides almost “naked” black hole

This image shows the object Abell 2744-QSO1, a “Little Red Dot” from the early cosmos magnified by the galaxy cluster Abell 2744. Astronomers...
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Gravitational waves could reveal dark matter particles

The gravitational waves from merging black holes could contain evidence of dark matter particles. © Roy et al./ GRChombo Dark matter occurs...
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Previously unknown phenomenon discovered in Mars’ atmosphere

Researchers have discovered a phenomenon on Mars that was previously only known from planets with an internal dipole magnetic field. © LASP/CU Boulder...
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Mystery of Neptune’s moon Nereid solved?

Nereid is the third largest moon of Neptune. Until now it was considered a captured celestial body from the further out Kuiper Belt....
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Ice core solves cosmic iron-60 puzzle

The presence of the isotope iron-60 in an Antarctic ice core reveals more about the environment of our solar system over the last...
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How chemical patterns reveal extraterrestrial life

What chemical signatures can be used to identify extraterrestrial life? © NASA Patterns as biosignatures: What evidence reveals whether there were or...
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Mystery of cosmic extreme particles solved?

It is still unclear where the most energetic portion of cosmic radiation comes from. © Osaka Metropolitan University / Kyoto University L-INSIGHT /...
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How the Moon’s Largest Crater Was Formed

The South Pole-Aitken Basin (recognizable here by its blue hues) is one of the largest and oldest impact sinks in the solar system....
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27 “Tatooine” planets in one go

When a planet orbits two central stars, there are two suns in its sky - like the fictional Star Wars planet Tatooine. But...
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Magnons could shrink quantum computers

Magnetic spin waves on the surface of crystal materials, so-called magnons, could be suitable as qubits for future solid-state quantum computers. © Serha...
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Secret of the “Little Red Dots” illuminated

This purple dot shows an object in the early cosmos that could literally shed more light on the enigmatic “Little Red Dots.” ©...
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Milky Way: Where star formation ends

View of the Milky Way. Where does the zone of active star formation end in its star disk? © ESA/Gaia/DPAC, Stefan Payne-Wardenaar /CC-by-sa...
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