The result lands in a week when space hardware keeps testing its software stack. We covered a related signal-processing story when three ionosphere surges tested GPS receiver gear on Artemis II. The pattern is similar. A hard physical limit sits in…
More than 100 HSBC workers volunteered to clear a new path for nature appreciation at an East End reserve. The volunteers joined members of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources and Arizona State University Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences at…
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The study was conducted by Shyam Menon of the Flatiron Institute and Aaron Smith of the University of Texas at Dallas and published in the scientific journal The Astrophysical Journal. The researchers used computer models to investigate the idea that…
Some of the universe's dead stars may be capable of growing far more massive than a famous limit in physics was thought to allow. New computer simulations suggest that powerful magnetic fields hidden inside these stellar remnants could help them…
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By Meredith Woodward King The Event Horizon Telescope research collaboration captured the first images of supermassive black holes within the last seven years. But scientists have been trying to unlock the mathematical mysteries behind black holes since Albert Einstein published…
Light from young stars may have helped make some of the universe’s earliest galaxies surprisingly easy to see. New calculations suggest that powerful ultraviolet radiation could push away surrounding gas and dust, opening clearer views of the stars inside. The…
Astronomers have found a marginal excess of fast radio bursts toward massive galaxy clusters. The finding points to two possible explanations: the bursts may originate in galaxies within the clusters, or the clusters’ gravity may be magnifying signals from much…
What Star Trek Got Right, and Wrong, About Strange New Worlds Pistons Win 50th Anniversary Mud Cup Match Object 27 | Album: The Human Side of Geophysics I feel passionately about the power of nonprofits to bolster healthy communities. Postdoctoral alumna Jo Ann…
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