Astronomy
Astonishingly Bright “Super Crab” Pulsar Is So Young It’s practically A Teenager
In 2018, the first Very Large Array sky scan discovered an object called VT 1137-0337 in a galaxy 395 million light-years distant that looks to…
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Astronomy
A Rock Slammed Into Jupiter Creating the Brightest Impact Flash in 28 Years
Professional astronomers noticed a big light on Jupiter last October. Something hit the solar system’s biggest planet, producing the energy equivalent to two megatons of…
Plants and Animals
Ancient Amphibian “Death Ditch” Could Have Been the Result of a Prehistoric Frog Tragedy
8,000 old toad and frog bones discovered in a ditch during an excavation along the route of a new road in Cambridge, UK, have scientists…
Astronomy
A Dying Star Is Taking Its Whole Star System with It
Astronomers have discovered a white dwarf that is eating asteroids and comets for the first time, implying that this monster, which is 86 light-years from…
Plants and Animals
Think Twice Before Buying English Bulldogs, Vets Urge
Before purchasing an English bulldog, individuals should “pause and reflect” until the breed has recovered from decades of reckless breeding. That’s the latest warning from…
Technology
Jewelry, Personal Hygiene Kits, And 141 Anglo-Saxon Burials Uncovered In England
The HS2 high-speed rail connection project is a fast-moving infrastructure project that aims to link London and the North-West with high-speed train lines. While the…
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Historic 17th-Century Shipwreck That Carried Future King Discovered Off Coast of England
The third-rate frigate HMS Gloucester went aground on a sandbank off the coast of Norfolk, UK, about 5.30 a.m. on May 6, 1682. It was…
Environmental Science
Extreme Weather Events Expected To Increase Violence towards Women and LGBTQ+ People
The prospect of climatic collapse is already present. Extreme weather events, such as floods, storms, and heat waves, have been more common in recent years…
Plants and Animals
Extinct Species’ Mating Migrations Revealed For First Time Thanks To Brawling Mastodon
When humans originated the phrase “all’s fair in love and battle,” they probably didn’t mean a tusk to the brain, but that’s exactly what one…
Environmental Science
Earth’s Inner Core Oscillates, Changing the Length of a Day Every 6 Years
According to recent study, Earth’s inner core oscillates, softly swaying and whirling from one direction to the other in a six-year cycle that even impacts…
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