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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Detects Methane On Interstellar Comet For First Time, Reveals Unusual Chemistry
The observations further confirmed that comet 3I/ATLAS remains unusually rich in carbon dioxide.
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Study Reveals Some Supermassive Black Holes May Have Been Born Big
According to researchers, some of these black holes may have formed without first going through a stellar collapse phase.
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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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James Webb Telescope Probes Universe's Most Distant 'Hot DOG', Shares Details
The results point to more than the usual dusty ring around the black hole, known as the AGN torus.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Reveals Massive Star Clusters Form Faster Inside Galaxies
Researchers said the findings may also help scientists better understand how planets form around stars.
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Study Reveals Neptune's Moon Nereid May Be Last Intact Survivor Of Ancient Cosmic Collision
Astronomers believe Triton may not have originally formed around Neptune.
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Scientists Find Rare X-Ray Source That Could Reveal Truth Behind "Little Red Dots"
The newly discovered "X-ray dot," officially called 3DHST-AEGIS-12014, is located about 11.8 billion light-years from Earth.
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NASA's James Webb Telescope Captures Dazzling New Image Of Spiral Galaxy
At the centre of M77 is an active galactic nucleus, a compact region filled with hot gas that shines brighter than the rest of the galaxy combined.
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NASA's Webb Telescope Captures Clearest Picture Yet Of Exoplanet Surface
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope gathered data on a rocky exoplanet with a diameter about 30% larger than Earth - called LHS 3844 b, or Kua'kua.
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James Webb Telescope Observes Distant Exoplanet That Looks Like Giant Mercury
Without an atmosphere to shield it, LHS 3844 b is bombarded by stellar radiation and micrometeorites.
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Astronomers Use Webb Telescope to Study Exoplanet Surface Beyond Atmosphere
Using James Webb Space Telescope, astronomers directly measured heat from LHS 3844 b, revealing a dark, rocky surface with no atmosphere—more like Mercury than Earth—marking a breakthrough in studying exoplanet geology.
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James Webb Space Telescope Little Red Dots May Reveal Birth of Black Holes
These Tiny Red Objects Could Be How Black Holes Are Born
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James Webb Space Telescope Reveals Cosmic Buckyballs in Distant Nebula
Using the James Webb Space Telescope, astronomers have mapped buckyballs in a distant nebula. These complex carbon molecules, arranged in a shell, could offer clues to the chemistry that underpins life in the universe.
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Uranus’ Outer Rings May Reveal Hidden Moons, Scientists Say
New observations of Uranus reveal its outer rings contain ice and organic material, suggesting hidden moonlets. The findings offer new clues about the planet’s ring system and the formation of its mysterious satellites.
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Astronomers Revisit Exoplanet HATS-75 b Using James Webb Telescope. Here's What They Found
Astronomers noted that HATS-75 b thus joins the rare population of giant planets around M-dwarfs observed with JWST.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Detects Methane On Interstellar Comet For First Time, Reveals Unusual Chemistry
The observations further confirmed that comet 3I/ATLAS remains unusually rich in carbon dioxide.
-
Study Reveals Some Supermassive Black Holes May Have Been Born Big
According to researchers, some of these black holes may have formed without first going through a stellar collapse phase.
-
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.
-
James Webb Telescope Probes Universe's Most Distant 'Hot DOG', Shares Details
The results point to more than the usual dusty ring around the black hole, known as the AGN torus.
-
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Reveals Massive Star Clusters Form Faster Inside Galaxies
Researchers said the findings may also help scientists better understand how planets form around stars.
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Study Reveals Neptune's Moon Nereid May Be Last Intact Survivor Of Ancient Cosmic Collision
Astronomers believe Triton may not have originally formed around Neptune.
-
Scientists Find Rare X-Ray Source That Could Reveal Truth Behind "Little Red Dots"
The newly discovered "X-ray dot," officially called 3DHST-AEGIS-12014, is located about 11.8 billion light-years from Earth.
-
NASA's James Webb Telescope Captures Dazzling New Image Of Spiral Galaxy
At the centre of M77 is an active galactic nucleus, a compact region filled with hot gas that shines brighter than the rest of the galaxy combined.
-
NASA's Webb Telescope Captures Clearest Picture Yet Of Exoplanet Surface
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope gathered data on a rocky exoplanet with a diameter about 30% larger than Earth - called LHS 3844 b, or Kua'kua.
-
James Webb Telescope Observes Distant Exoplanet That Looks Like Giant Mercury
Without an atmosphere to shield it, LHS 3844 b is bombarded by stellar radiation and micrometeorites.
-
Astronomers Use Webb Telescope to Study Exoplanet Surface Beyond Atmosphere
Using James Webb Space Telescope, astronomers directly measured heat from LHS 3844 b, revealing a dark, rocky surface with no atmosphere—more like Mercury than Earth—marking a breakthrough in studying exoplanet geology.
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James Webb Space Telescope Little Red Dots May Reveal Birth of Black Holes
These Tiny Red Objects Could Be How Black Holes Are Born
-
James Webb Space Telescope Reveals Cosmic Buckyballs in Distant Nebula
Using the James Webb Space Telescope, astronomers have mapped buckyballs in a distant nebula. These complex carbon molecules, arranged in a shell, could offer clues to the chemistry that underpins life in the universe.
-
Uranus’ Outer Rings May Reveal Hidden Moons, Scientists Say
New observations of Uranus reveal its outer rings contain ice and organic material, suggesting hidden moonlets. The findings offer new clues about the planet’s ring system and the formation of its mysterious satellites.
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Astronomers Revisit Exoplanet HATS-75 b Using James Webb Telescope. Here's What They Found
Astronomers noted that HATS-75 b thus joins the rare population of giant planets around M-dwarfs observed with JWST.
