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physics
The mystery began when astronomers spotted a pulsar in a globular cluster called NGC 1851, in the constellation of Columba
When looking for planets with extraterrestrial life, look for low carbon dioxide and high ozone, says a new study
So far, the most accurate model describing gravity is still Einstein’s theory of general relativity
"Every extra day we get data back is a blessing"
The burst, named FRB 20220610A, lasted less than a millisecond, but in that fraction of a moment, it released the equivalent of our sun’s energetic emissions over the course of 30 years
Clouds of...Titanium!
"With these exquisite data, we were able to chart the tick of the quasar clocks, revealing the influence of expanding space"
It was originally labeled "The Goddamn Particle" by a Nobel Prize-winning physicist who was referencing his considerable frustration as to just how difficult it was to detect
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