Space

Recent research has unveiled a captivating enigma regarding water distribution on the Moon, particularly highlighting a stark contrast between its near and far sides. The far side, which remains forever hidden from Earth’s view, surprises scientists with a significantly lower water content as revealed by lunar samples brought back by the Chang’e-6 mission. This finding
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A supermassive black hole located 300 million light-years from Earth, named Ansky, has recently captivated the attention of astrophysicists around the globe. Nestled at the heart of the galaxy SDSS1335+0728, Ansky has displayed an unexpected resurgence in activity since 2019, flaring with startling brightness and emitting powerful bursts of X-rays. While researchers have long observed
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In recent years, the interest in Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) has shifted dramatically from the fringes of conspiracy theories to a mainstream scientific endeavor. Following the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) report in 2021, which provided publicly accessible information about UAP incidents, we’ve entered an unprecedented age of inquiry into the potential
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Miso, the rich and savory soybean paste, has established itself as a staple in Japanese cuisine and beyond. The fermentation process that transforms simple ingredients—steamed soybeans, salt, grains, and the powerful fungus Aspergillus oryzae—into this umami-laden delight is a testament to the art and science of food. But what happens when we take this traditional
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In the grand theatre of the cosmos, stars are not everlasting beings. They undergo breathtaking transformations defined by birth, life, and inevitable death. Among the myriad of celestial bodies, binary star systems—where two stars orbit each other—present a riveting case study. Just recently, astronomers announced a monumental finding regarding a binary white dwarf system located
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The common narrative surrounding black holes often conjures images of cosmic monsters relentlessly consuming everything in their vicinity, including the very essence of history itself. This sensational portrayal misleads, creating an oversimplified view of how black holes interact with matter and information. Contrary to popular belief, the information of the material doesn’t simply vanish once
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