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NASA Hubble Study Finds Andromeda Galaxy's Star Formation Has Been Declining For 500 Million Years
A study using Hubble data shows Andromeda galaxy's star formation has steadily declined over 500 million years.
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Study Abroad: IELTS Goes Computer-Based In India From September 2026, Here's What Changes
According to IDP Education, the computer-based IELTS will follow the same test format, question pattern, difficulty level, and scoring criteria as the paper-based version.
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This Unique Place Has A Forest Of Stone Instead Of Trees
Towering limestone pillars, winding rock pathways and a landscape shaped over millions of years make this destination look nothing like a typical forest.
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What Makes A Star A Star?
Stars start out as huge blobs of gas in space - but how big and heavy does a blob of gas have to be before it becomes a star? It sounds like a simple question, but astronomers have debated the answer for decades.
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NASA Astronaut Shares Dead Sea Image From Space, Highlights Extreme Salinity
In her post, Meir pointed out that the Dead Sea is the deepest hypersaline lake in the world, with a depth of 997 feet.
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Scientists May Have Solved the Missing Sulfur Mystery in Star-Forming Clouds
A new simulation suggests sulfur in star-forming clouds may be locked inside icy dust grains through previously overlooked chemical reactions. The findings offer fresh clues to a decades-old cosmic mystery and could improve our understanding of life's essential ingredients in space.
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Diabetes And Bone Density: Surprising Link Explained
While diabetes is typically linked with blood sugar, nerves, or heart health, it can also make bones weaker and slower to heal.
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Astronomers Discover Why Massive Galaxies Died Early in the Universe
Astronomers have discovered a powerful galactic wind in the merging galaxy system CRISTAL-02. The outflow is removing star-forming gas faster than it can be replenished, providing the first direct evidence for a mechanism that may have shut down star formation in massive early galaxies.
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Astronomers Discover Two Galaxies That Appear to Lack Dark Matter
Researchers studying FCC 224 and FCC 240 in the Fornax Cluster found evidence that both galaxies contain surprisingly little dark matter. The discovery supports the idea that galaxy collisions can strip away dark matter and raises new questions about how galaxies evolve.
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Study Reveals Earth's Life-Supporting Ingredients Came From Inner Solar System
The study, published in Science Advances, focuses on two elements that are essential for life as we know it: nitrogen and phosphorus.
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Sahara Meteorite May Be Fragment of a Lost Moon-Sized World, Study Suggests
A rare angrite meteorite discovered in the Sahara may have come from a moon-sized protoplanet that existed 4.5 billion years ago. Its unusual minerals point to a large world that later disappeared in a catastrophic collision.
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Looking Beyond Andhra, Pawan Kalyan To NDTV On Party's Growth Plan
"At a central level, they (Congress) behave like they are completely committed to national integrity. When it comes to states, for the sake of power, they can go to any low extremes," Pawan Kalyan said
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JWST Discovers Ancient Black Hole Older Than Its Own Galaxy
JWST has identified a supermassive black hole from the early universe that outweighs most of its own galaxy, suggesting black holes may form before galaxies themselves.
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Astronomers Spot Remains Of Galaxy Devoured By Milky Way
Loki's traces are harder to find because they're buried near the Milky Way's dense disk.
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New Study Suggests Uranus and Neptune May Contain More Rock Than Ice
New models suggest Uranus and Neptune may contain significantly more rock than ice beneath their atmospheres. The findings challenge decades of planetary science and could lead to a reclassification of the outer planets.
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NASA Hubble Study Finds Andromeda Galaxy's Star Formation Has Been Declining For 500 Million Years
A study using Hubble data shows Andromeda galaxy's star formation has steadily declined over 500 million years.
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Study Abroad: IELTS Goes Computer-Based In India From September 2026, Here's What Changes
According to IDP Education, the computer-based IELTS will follow the same test format, question pattern, difficulty level, and scoring criteria as the paper-based version.
-
This Unique Place Has A Forest Of Stone Instead Of Trees
Towering limestone pillars, winding rock pathways and a landscape shaped over millions of years make this destination look nothing like a typical forest.
-
What Makes A Star A Star?
Stars start out as huge blobs of gas in space - but how big and heavy does a blob of gas have to be before it becomes a star? It sounds like a simple question, but astronomers have debated the answer for decades.
-
NASA Astronaut Shares Dead Sea Image From Space, Highlights Extreme Salinity
In her post, Meir pointed out that the Dead Sea is the deepest hypersaline lake in the world, with a depth of 997 feet.
-
Scientists May Have Solved the Missing Sulfur Mystery in Star-Forming Clouds
A new simulation suggests sulfur in star-forming clouds may be locked inside icy dust grains through previously overlooked chemical reactions. The findings offer fresh clues to a decades-old cosmic mystery and could improve our understanding of life's essential ingredients in space.
-
Diabetes And Bone Density: Surprising Link Explained
While diabetes is typically linked with blood sugar, nerves, or heart health, it can also make bones weaker and slower to heal.
-
Astronomers Discover Why Massive Galaxies Died Early in the Universe
Astronomers have discovered a powerful galactic wind in the merging galaxy system CRISTAL-02. The outflow is removing star-forming gas faster than it can be replenished, providing the first direct evidence for a mechanism that may have shut down star formation in massive early galaxies.
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Astronomers Discover Two Galaxies That Appear to Lack Dark Matter
Researchers studying FCC 224 and FCC 240 in the Fornax Cluster found evidence that both galaxies contain surprisingly little dark matter. The discovery supports the idea that galaxy collisions can strip away dark matter and raises new questions about how galaxies evolve.
-
Study Reveals Earth's Life-Supporting Ingredients Came From Inner Solar System
The study, published in Science Advances, focuses on two elements that are essential for life as we know it: nitrogen and phosphorus.
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Sahara Meteorite May Be Fragment of a Lost Moon-Sized World, Study Suggests
A rare angrite meteorite discovered in the Sahara may have come from a moon-sized protoplanet that existed 4.5 billion years ago. Its unusual minerals point to a large world that later disappeared in a catastrophic collision.
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Looking Beyond Andhra, Pawan Kalyan To NDTV On Party's Growth Plan
"At a central level, they (Congress) behave like they are completely committed to national integrity. When it comes to states, for the sake of power, they can go to any low extremes," Pawan Kalyan said
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JWST Discovers Ancient Black Hole Older Than Its Own Galaxy
JWST has identified a supermassive black hole from the early universe that outweighs most of its own galaxy, suggesting black holes may form before galaxies themselves.
-
Astronomers Spot Remains Of Galaxy Devoured By Milky Way
Loki's traces are harder to find because they're buried near the Milky Way's dense disk.
-
New Study Suggests Uranus and Neptune May Contain More Rock Than Ice
New models suggest Uranus and Neptune may contain significantly more rock than ice beneath their atmospheres. The findings challenge decades of planetary science and could lead to a reclassification of the outer planets.
