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Why October 29 Is Key To Solving The Mystery Of Comet 3I/ATLAS
NASA's Hubble, Webb, Parker Solar Probe, and other missions are tracking 3I/ATLAS to understand its true nature.
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Will Earth Soon Have A Mini-Moon? Here's What The Study Reveals
Quasi-moons are generally very small and not visible without a telescope.
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Male Humpback Dolphins Wear Sea Sponges As Wigs To "Impress The Ladies," Say Researchers
This strange behaviour was observed by a team of researchers from the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (DBCA).
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Scientists Monitor Air Quality Of Europe From 36,000km Above Earth, Share First Images
The first images from Sentinel-4 have revealed nitrogen dioxide hotspots over Italy's Po Valley.
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Study Reveals Jupiter's Early Growth Prevented Earth From Being Pulled Into The Sun
The findings of this study were published on October 22 in the journal Science Advances.
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Harvard Scientist Reacts To New Observations Of Comet 3I/ATLAS, Fuels Alien Speculation
3I/ATLAS, believed to have originated from outside our solar system, was first detected in July 2025 by the ATLAS survey telescope.
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For The First Time, Scientists Spot Life's Essentials Frozen In A Distant Galaxy
Scientists have discovered complex organic molecules, including acetic acid and ethanol, frozen in ice beyond the Milky Way, suggesting that life's chemical ingredients may be widespread across the universe.
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Possible 'Super-Earth' Discovered Just 20 Light-Years Away, Say Scientists
The rocky exoplanet is nearly four times Earth's mass and may offer new insights in the search for habitable worlds.
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Weight-Loss Breakthrough: Drug Cuts Heart Risk Even If You Don't Shed Kilos
A large-scale study shows semaglutide reduces heart risks regardless of weight loss, suggesting the drug benefits cardiovascular health in more ways than previously thought. The findings highlight waist size as a stronger indicator of heart improveme
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700-Metre Asteroid Hides Inside Venus's Orbit, Completes Sun Circle In 128 Days
A fast-orbiting, 700-metre asteroid discovered within Venus's orbit highlights hidden near-Sun populations and underscores the difficulty of spotting potentially hazardous space rocks.
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Scientists Discover Molecular 'Passports' That Control Cell Nuclei
Israeli and US scientists have discovered how tiny gateways in human cells control what enters and leaves the cell's nucleus, solving a mystery that has puzzled researchers.
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Watch: Indian Astronomer Shares Breathtaking View Of Comet Lemmon In "Quiet Skies" Of Ladakh
Comet Lemmon is currently gracing the night skies, offering a breathtaking spectacle for stargazers.
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All About Asteroid 2025 PN7, Earth's New Quasi-Moon
2025 PN7 is a small, 18-36 meter wide space rock that's been dubbed Earth's "second moon" due to its unique orbit.
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"Once-In-A-Lifetime": Rare Red Lightning Captured Over New Zealand's Skies, See Pic
Red sprites are brief, large-scale electrical discharges that occur high above thunderstorms, reaching altitudes of up to 90 kilometers.
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Scientists May Have Come Closer To Confirming Dark Matter's Existence, New Study Finds Clue
The study notes that if excess gamma light is not from dying stars, it could become the first proof that dark matter exists.
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UK Woman Plays Clarinet Mid-Brain Surgery, Sees Instant Parkinson's Relief
A 65-year-old woman with Parkinson's disease played the clarinet during Deep Brain Stimulation surgery at King's College Hospital, helping surgeons assess the real-time success of the procedure.
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Is There A Limit to Human Metabolism? What New Research Suggests
A new study shows that even elite athletes have a metabolic limit, with ultramarathoners unable to sustain extremely high energy outputs for long without health consequences.
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Harvard Scientist Weighs In On Interstellar Object 3I/ATLAS Emitting Strange Metal Alloy
The Keck II telescope data revealed distinct nickel and cyanide emissions around 3I/ATLAS.
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Men's Brains Shrink Faster Than Women's With Age, New Study Shows
Women's brains showed less decline, with fewer regions affected and less change in cortical thickness over time.
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Scientists Create One Kidney That Can Match Any Patient, No Matter The Blood Type
Scientists have developed a universal kidney transplant by converting a donor kidney to blood type O, enabling compatibility with any recipient.
