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James Webb Space Telescope finds smallest asteroids ever seen between Mars and Jupiter

A team of astronomers just spotted dozens of tiny asteroids in JWST date — including the smallest ever seen in the main belt between Mars and Jupiter.

Space

'Dune: Prophecy' 'Twice Born' — Plans go awry, people die, and what's behind those blue eyes?

A recap of "Dune: Prophecy" Episode 4, "Twice Born"

Space

Stellantis, Chinese Firm CATL Plan $4bn Battery Plant In Spain

Car giant Stellantis and Chinese manufacturer CATL said Tuesday they would build a $4.3-billion factory to make electric vehicle batteries in Spain, the latest bid to boost Europe's troubled EV drive.

International Business Times

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Bringing the universe into focus

In “Pillars of Creation,” Richard Panek shows how the James Webb Space Telescope is altering our view of the cosmos

Salon

Archaeologists discover 10,000-year-old rice beer recipe in China

Findings highlight broader cultural environment in which early rice agriculture developed in Asia

The Independent UK

'Huge Demand': Portugal Dreams Of Becoming Medical Cannabis Hub

"We should be the new El Dorado of medical cannabis production," said agronomist Jose Martins as dozens of workers harvested marijuana in bright sunshine at a farm in southeastern Portugal.

International Business Times

Ancient statue discovered at Egyptian temple may be rare Roman bust of Cleopatra

Not everyone is convinced statue belongs to legendary queen

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Japan's Atomic Bomb Survivors To Accept Nobel Prize In Oslo

This year's Nobel Peace Prize will be presented Tuesday to Japan's atomic bomb survivors' group Nihon Hidankyo, which lobbies against the weapons now resurging as a threat 80 years after the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings.

International Business Times

A World Cup On Three Continents Sparks Climate Concerns

The 2030 FIFA World Cup will send dozens of football teams and hordes of fans crisscrossing the globe for matches on three continents, sparking alarm over the environmental cost.

International Business Times

Exercising for 30 minutes improves memory, study suggests

Research shows walk or cycle improves cognitive performance for day ahead – and day after

The Guardian - UK

100th woman in space, Emily Calandrelli, stands up to 'small men' on the internet: 'I should have expected this.'

The astronaut and MIT engineer's monumental milestone was marred by misogyny: "Instead of being on cloud nine, I’m crying in my seat."

Space

This new AI model can speak plant

A first-of-its-kind artificial intelligence model has been trained using more than 1,100 species of plants around the world

The Independent UK

An explosive new 'Star Trek: Section 31' trailer just dropped and now we can't wait until 2025 (video)

A new trailer and poster for "Star Trek: Section 31" were just released by Paramount+ and it's certainly explosive.

Space

Satellites launched to create eclipses

The European Space Agency billed the event as a tech demo

Salon

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SpaceX test-fires Super Heavy booster for 7th Starship launch (video, photos)

SpaceX just test-fired the Super Heavy first stage of its seventh Starship megarocket, which is being prepped for a launch in the coming weeks.

Space

Hubble Telescope sees 'weird things' in closest-ever look at a quasar from monster black hole

The Hubble Space Telescope has peered deeper than ever before into the heart of the supermassive black hole-powered quasar 3C, 273 spotting "weird" structures.

The Guardian - US

‘Polarization’ is Merriam-Webster’s word of the year: ‘Something everyone agrees on’

The premier US dictionary’s pick, based on search traffic, reflects a year of political and celebrity division

Space

The moon's oldest crater is super round - and that's great news for NASA's Artemis astronauts

Scientists have found that the moon's oldest crater is rounder than we thought, which may mean future moon astronauts in the region could find and study rocks from deep within the moon's mantle or crust.

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Not all stars with black hole companions die gruesome deaths, scientists say

Stars in binaries with black holes usually suffer gruesome fates, but two systems discovered by Gaia hint at a survival mechanism.

Space

Predicting future floods: New AI tool gives realistic satellite-like views

MIT scientists are developing an artificial intelligence (AI) tool that creates realistic satellite images of potential flooding scenarios.

The Guardian - UK

Did you solve it? That Sally Rooney hat puzzle

The solution to today’s puzzle

Space

Discovery! Newfound exoplanet is 4th 'hot Neptune' ever found

NASA's TESS satellite has discovered a Neptune-sized exoplanet closely orbiting its host star. It's just the fourth object of its kind ever identified.

Space

'Silo' Season 2: 'The Harmonium': Does Judge Meadows get her wish to go outside?

A recap of "Silo" Season 2 Episode 4 titled "The Harmonium"

Inverse

Geneticists Have Finally Figured Out How Orange Cats Got Their Color

For all other animals, including redheaded humans, we know what causes this characteristic colour, but surprisingly, we didn’t know what causes it in cats – and felines in general – until now.

Salon

James Webb challenges cosmic theories

New research using clearer images from JWST are further complicating the so-called Hubble tension

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