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Space · 11h
NASA's Psyche probe will launch to a metal asteroid on Oct. 12 — and scientists are sneaking a peek at the target
The James Webb Space Telescope and the now-retired SOFIA telescope, impressive as they may be, have hit their limits when it comes to studying Psyche.
WNCT Greenville · 4h
Can lightning really turn sand into glass? Meteorologist answers the 50,000-degree question
Can lightning turn sand at the beach into glass?” Dianne from Winston-Salem asks. “If so, how and in what conditions?” Yes, it is possible for lightning to turn sand into glass. However, it’s not
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Space · 13h
The James Webb Space Telescope's early galaxy images were oddly bright. Now we know why
Distant galaxies that existed a few hundred million years after the Big Bang are brighter than expected in JWST images because they were experiencing bursts of intense star formation.
Business Insider · 15h
NASA caught a 1.2 mile-high Martian dust devil on camera and scientists say it's way bigger than whirlwinds on Earth
Scientists say dust devils on Mars are much stronger than those on Earth. NASA's Perseverance rover caught a 1.2-mile-high Martian dust devil on camera that scientists say is way bigger than
Fortune · 16h
ChatGPT plugs into the internet’s real-time data firehose—again
The new capability—referred to as Browse with Bing—means ChatGPT isn’t limited to data from before September 2021 when its initial training data cut off. It’s currently only available to Pro and
The Hill · 13h
Climate change is narrowing the window for safe prescribed burns: study
While prescribed burns are a critical tool in wildfire prevention, warming climate conditions are restricting the window of time in which they can be safely deployed, a new study has found. Kindled
CNN · 18h
How to see the last ‘ring of fire’ eclipse until 2046
An annular solar eclipse will create a stunning “ring of fire” in the sky on October 14, visible to millions living across North, Central and South America.
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USA TODAY · 15h
Turns out lots and lots of animals embrace same-sex relationships. Why will surprise you
Researchers have found that same-sex behavior among animals, especially primates, is not only common but helps relationships and reduces conflict.
TheStreet · 16h
Jeff Bezos targets Friday satellite launch in move against Elon Musk
Get Free Report founder Jeff Bezos' space company. Though Blue Origin remains behind schedule (and behind SpaceX) on its upcoming launch efforts, Bezos has a second arm of the business, run by Amazon,
The Verge · 17h
New report casts doubt on Apple’s first ‘carbon neutral’ products
Apple needs to clean up its supply chain emissions if it wants to sell carbon-neutral products, a watchdog report says.
The Conversation · 15h
Meteorite discovery: unusual finds by South African farmer add to space rock heritage
Meteorites – fragments of rock that have fallen to Earth from space in spectacularly fiery meteors – have been the subject of public fascination, awe, myths and even religious worship for thousands
Daily Express US · 16h
Webb's 'early massive galaxies' paradox solved? Bursts of star formation misled experts
Like a fake ID for the universe's early galaxies, "bursty" star formation made them look more luminous, massive and older than they really were.

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