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A sleeping supermassive black hole just roared back to life and erupted like a cosmic volcano — radio telescopes caught its jets firing across deep space
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BeckhamLangford
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Amateur astronomers just pulled a signal from Voyager 1 — now more than 25 billion kilometers away — using homemade backyard equipment
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NASA’s Roman Space Telescope just cleared final assembly ahead of a September launch — built to weigh millions of invisible neutron stars by their gravity alone
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Webb just imaged the barred spiral galaxy M77 in stunning detail — a glowing pinwheel 47 million light-years away in the constellation Cetus
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Hubble just captured the largest known planet nursery in sharp detail — and the swirling disk looks far more violent and chaotic than any model predicted
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Webb just confirmed a nearby super-Earth is a bare rock with no air at all — its dayside runs hot enough to melt metal
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A giant galaxy in the early universe just turned up with no spin at all — a trait astronomers thought only long-dead galaxies could have
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A ripple in spacetime from two colliding black holes may hold the first direct fingerprint of dark matter — and detectors just caught the signal
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A new Caltech instrument called TIME just began mapping ancient galaxies by tracking a single spectral line across cosmic distances
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The Eta Aquarid meteor shower peaks before dawn this week as May wraps up with a rare blue moon visible over most of the U.S.
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The SuperCDMS detector buried in a Canadian mine just hit a temperature 1,000 times colder than outer space — sensitive enough to detect dark matter at last
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A University of New South Wales team just found 27 new worlds orbiting two stars at once — using a method called apsidal precession nobody had tried before
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NASA’s Fermi telescope just caught a halo of 20-GeV gamma rays wrapping the Milky Way’s center — the first-ever direct signal of dark matter
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Astronomers just spotted a smaller planet orbiting inside a hot Jupiter’s orbit 190 light-years away — astrophysics said it should be impossible
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Asteroid 2026 JH2 skimmed past Earth closer than some communications satellites last night — astronomers spotted it only 8 days before approach
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Three coronal mass ejections are about to slam Earth — 11 states could see the northern lights tonight as G2 storm conditions build
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A coronal hole now faces straight at Earth — aurora could light up skies as far south as Iowa and Pennsylvania through Sunday night
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The Eta Aquarid meteor shower peaks before dawn this week as May ends with a rare blue moon
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Astronomy
Astronomers spot a planet-forming disk 400 billion miles wide around an unborn star 1,000 light-years from Earth
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Hubble just captured galaxy NGC 1266 — a bright-cored spiral that lost all its arms after a cosmic starburst
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