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New calculations explain the Sun’s cool plasma clouds in its hot corona

By BeckhamLangford

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13 radio bursts under Antarctic ice match Askaryan effect predicted in 1962

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1,100-ft asteroid Apophis to pass within 20,000 miles of Earth in 2029

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Mars has an atmosphere, but its thin CO2 air can’t sustain humans

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DESI’s giant 3D universe map deepens tensions over dark energy measurements

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Light-sail probes could reach Alpha Centauri in 20 years, scientists say

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Astronomers spot rare quasar pair in a merger, hinting at future black-hole crash

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New theory suggests dark matter could be relic black holes from prior universes

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Curiosity rover finds new Mars organics, sharpening questions about life

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Light pollution threatens Chile’s Atacama Desert skies used for astronomy

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NASA tracks asteroid ahead of rare close Earth flyby in 2029

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NASA-linked study suggests a possible “fifth force” within the solar system

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Ancient supermassive black hole may be tearing apart its host galaxy

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Study finds heavy water in 3I/ATLAS, hinting at a cold birthplace

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Study offers clues to why starburst galaxies abruptly stop forming stars

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NASA study: Cleanroom fungus may survive Mars trip, raising safeguards

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Total solar eclipse hits this summer: what you must know to see it

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Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS water hints it formed in a colder region

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Study: Deep-space-hardy fungus could survive a trip and hitchhike to Mars

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Dark ash has crept across Mars’ Utopia Planitia for 50 years, ESA says

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