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NASA's Roman to Peer Into Cosmic 'Lenses' to Better Define Dark Matter
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NASA's Roman to Peer Into Cosmic 'Lenses' to Better Define Dark Matter

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Dark matter affects how stars move within galaxies, how galaxies build up over time, and how everything in the universe is held together—but no existing tool has directly detected it. While dark matter does not reflect, absorb, or emit light, it can still be indirectly observed by telescopes.See the Story
Astronomers Fear Impact of Musk's Starlink on South Africa Mega-Telescope Observations
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Astronomers Fear Impact of Musk's Starlink on South Africa Mega-Telescope Observations

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CAPE TOWN :Astronomers working with South Africa's SKA telescope are pushing authorities to ensure that any licensing agreement with Elon Musk's Starlink will protect their groundbreaking observations, a senior scientist said.Discussions to bring Musk's internet service Starlink in South Africa have already bSee the Story

Space mission discovers 'bullet-like' winds shooting from a supermassive black hole

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Researchers have discovered that ultra-fast wind surrounding a supermassive black hole is not smooth and continuous as previously assumed, but instead resembles a rapid-fire stream of gas "bullets."CosmologySee the Story

Supermassive stars at the origin of supermassive black holes

In an article just published in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, two Japanese astrophysicists show, through simulations, that supermassive stars of more than 10,000 solar masses can be formed in clouds of gases already enriched with metals. These supermassive stars then become as many seeds of supermassive black holes after a million years. If too many metals are present, a fragmentation of the gas appears and gives rise to…France · FranceRead Article

The lunar water produced by the solar wind

When a stream of charged particles coming from the Sun, the solar wind, hits the lunar surface, it triggers chemical reactions that are likely to form water molecules. A team of researchers has just reproduced this bombardment of protons in the laboratory on a lunar sample and they actually manage to create water in the regolith. They publish their study in Journal of Geophysical Research. Most of the solar particles do not reach the Earth's sur…France · FranceRead Article

IIA study sheds light on curious case of missing dark matter in a distant galaxy

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Astronomers discover minimal dark matter in galaxy NGC 1052-DF2, challenging galaxy formation models.Space · IndiaSee the Story

Andromeda's satellite galaxy system is highly asymmetrical

A team of astrophysicists characterized the asymmetry of the Andromeda system and tested its consistency with the standard model predictions. All but one of the 37 satellite galaxies in Andromeda are located within 107° of our Galaxy seen from the centre of Andromeda. However, in cosmological simulations based on the standard model, less than 0.3% of systems similar to Andromeda have comparable asymmetry. In conjunction with its satellite galaxi…France · FranceRead Article

The lightest neutron star known may have been produced by a type II supernova

The PSR J0453+1559 pulsar was discovered in 2015, it is remarkable because it is a rare binary system composed of two neutron stars. What made PSR J0453+1559 even more surprising are the masses of neutron stars. While the first star has a mass of 1,559 solar masses, the second one reaches only 1.174M, making it the smallest neutron star known, a mass so small that it is difficult to explain. A team of astrophysicists performed simulations and ma…France · FranceRead Article

“Astounding” – Astronomers Reveal Hidden Monster Black Hole Lurking in Our Galactic Backyard

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Astronomers have discovered strong evidence of a supermassive black hole in the Large Magellanic Cloud, a satellite galaxy of the Milky Way. Astronomers have found compelling evidence for the closest known supermassive black hole outside the Milky Way. This enormous black hole resides in the Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC), one of our galaxy’s nearest neighbors. [...]TechnologySee the Story

Toxic dust on Mars would present serious hazard for astronauts

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(CNN) — Toxic dust on Mars would make a future mission to the red planet extremely hazardous for astronauts and require significant countermeasures, new research suggests.AstronautsSee the Story

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