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NASA/ESA telescope captures strange X-rays from 3 'hell' planets
NASA's Chandra X-ray Telescope and ESA's XMM-Newton satellite investigated anomalous X-ray activity from three white dwarfs and discovered three objects that were planet…
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Earth is forming Saturn-like rings 'made up of space junk'
Along with pollution on land, in water and in the air, the Earth now faces additional orbital pollution due to an increase in space junk.
Space science
What will America's space science look like in the next 10 years?
The latest survey of American astronomy and astrophysics from 2022 to 2032 recommended that NASA create a new program to develop several large telescopes.
Oceanography
The mystery of the prehistoric penis worm that used to live in a hermit crab-like shell
You will be surprised to learn that there was a penile worm that lived in prehistoric times but had the same characteristics as today's hermit crabs.
Animal world
Pekan Weasel - Looks like a rat, but can kill the North American lynx
Pekan weasel, also known as Pequam weasel, wejack, ferret, also known by the common name Fisher, is an animal of the Weasel family.
Food safety
Olive Wagyu – The rarest beef in the world
With only about 2,200 Wagyu cows raised on special diets and a few slaughtered monthly, Olive Wangyu is considered the rarest beef in the world.
Space science
Discovered a series of utopian planets with a ground like... eggshells
The eggshell planet will have a shell identical to some of the lowlands on Venus.
Discover science
Diamonds from the depths of the Earth contain minerals like never before
This mineral is the first example of high-pressure calcium silicate perovskite (CaSiO3) to be found on Earth.
Oceanography
Norway's 4km cable disappeared without a trace, is the culprit giant squid?
A total of 10 tons of cables lying 200 meters below sea level have disappeared without a trace from Norwegian waters.
Archeology
Ground-penetrating radar reveals 'bowling court' under millennial monastery
A structure resembling a bowling alley appeared in the ground-penetrating radar image when surveying the Fountais Monastery in Yorshire (England) that stunned scientists.
Space science
Strange objects invade the Solar System to... build a new planet?
New US research shows that interstellar objects like the asteroid Oumuamua or comet 2I/Borisov contribute greatly to the formation of planets.
Discover science
The strange village is built on a 150m high rock block
The small village of Haid Al-Jazil in Yemen is built on a precarious rock and looking at it, many people will think this is like a scene from a fantasy movie.
Discover science
Why are the world's billionaires splurging on carbon offsets?
While generating a lot of emissions, billionaires like Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, still invest heavily in climate change projects to offset.
Animal world
Monkey first aid, artificial respiration to save fellow victims of accidents and unexpected truth
Monkeys are intelligent animals that are sometimes naughty and can cause a lot of trouble, but they are very affectionate creatures, ready to help each other.
Animal world
The dog that walks on two legs is extremely proficient like a human
Dexter lost a leg in a traffic accident, but this helped the dog learn a new way of moving.