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Speck of light glimpsed by Hubble is truly an enormous old galaxy, James Webb Space Telescope reveals

The James Webb Space Telescope has zoomed in on a mere speck of light seen by Hubble, identifying it as a massive early galaxy that existed just 510 million years after the Big Bang.

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SpaceX launches powerful Starship for third time into space: Key takeaways

The rocket flew halfway around the world and accomplished new manoeuvres but broke apart on re-entry.

Al Jazeera

30 Of The Scariest Science Facts People Don’t Seem To Know

One user asked, "What's the scariest science fact that the public knows nothing about?" And boy, did the commenters deliver. Be prepared to possibly face some existential dread. The post 30 Of The Scariest Science Facts People Don’t Seem To Know first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Study documents headaches experienced by astronauts in space

A new study has added to the field by showing that astronauts are more likely to experience headaches in space than previously known

The Hindu

Watch SpaceX's Starship reenter Earth's atmosphere in this fiery video

SpaceX's Starship captured amazing footage of its fiery trip through Earth's atmosphere during its third test flight, which took place on Thursday (March 14).

Space

Scientists may have just caught 7 exotic 'ghost particles' as they pierced through Earth

The IceCube facility may have caught evidence of seven elusive ghosts. There is nothing supernatural about them, however. They're "ghost particles," or neutrinos, that come from powerful cosmic sources.

Space

Relive SpaceX Starship's 3rd flight test in breathtaking photos

SpaceX's Starship put on quite a show during its third test flight on March 14, 2024, leading to some incredible images.

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Best sundials for ancient and elegant garden décor

It doesn’t matter where you are, so long as you’re facing the sun

Evening Standard

James Webb Space Telescope spots the icy building blocks of life swirling around infant stars

Two infant stars are surrounded by swirling clouds that astronomers using the James Webb Space Telescope found contain icy molecules that could form the building blocks of life.

Space

Despite problems, SpaceX hails progress after third test of Starship rocket

The rocket, key to NASA’s future plans, was lost after re-entering Earth’s atmosphere but hit key milestones in flight.

Al Jazeera

NASA hopes to resolve Voyager 1's communication issues by 'poking' its flight data computer

The historic Voyager 1 probe, currently "lost" (uncontrollable) in space due to a memory error, has finally managed to send back a full reading of its FDS memory to NASA on Earth, which may reveal a path to a fix.

Tom’s Hardware

Get ready: SpaceX's Starships are coming

SpaceX launched its Starship megarocket today (March 14) for the third time ever, and the company is already gearing up for liftoff number four.

Space

Lauren Fisher: Embracing Nature's Beauty With Joyful Radiance

Experience the joy and serenity of the great outdoors through Lauren Fisher's radiant smile that harmoniously blends with nature's beauty.

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New Study Shows What Solving A Homicide In Space Would Look Like

Investigators are already preparing themselves for the "inevitable" scenario of an extraterrestrial murder. The post New Study Shows What Solving A Homicide In Space Would Look Like first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Helldivers 2's best mission is locked to lower levels, and democratic players really want to carry and raise the flag of Super Earth even on higher difficulties

Fans reckon a bit of flag-raising would "really boost that morale on the harder missions"

France 24

SpaceX's mega rocket lost on return to Earth after third test flight

SpaceX’s mega rocket blasted off on another test flight Thursday and made it farther than two previous attempts, but the spacecraft was lost as it descended back to Earth.

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“What’s Your Favorite True Statistic That Makes People Do A Double Take When They Hear It?” (45 Answers)

Data and stats can be very powerful and subtly change how we perceive the world. The post “What’s Your Favorite True Statistic That Makes People Do A Double Take When They Hear It?” (45 Answers) first appeared on Bored Panda.

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NASA finds clue while solving Voyager 1's communication breakdown case

In 2023, humanity's pioneering space mission, Voyager 1, stopped sending understandable data back to Earth. Now, NASA engineers may be closer to discovering the source of the issue.

The Guardian - UK

SpaceX’s Starship destroyed on return to Earth at end of third test flight

Spacecraft’s cruise vessel flew around globe for first time, but lost contact in final stages before planned splashdown

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Scientists Discover Clues To Earth's Origins Hidden Beneath Oceans

Geophysicists uncover ancient seafloor remnants in South Africa and New Zealand, offering insights into Earth's early history and the role of seismic activ...

Total Film

A new Netflix sci-fi show compared to Dark and Interstellar is climbing rankings, despite dividing viewers

The Signal is racing up the Netflix top 10

Space

If there's life on Europa, solar sails could help us find it

Solar sails are well suited for life-hunting missions to icy, ocean-harboring moons like Europa and Enceladus, a new study suggests.

LiveScience

12 surprising facts about pi to chew on this Pi Day

On Pi Day (March 14) we celebrate perhaps the most iconic irrational number on Earth. From its ancient origins to the unanswered questions, here are some of the most surprising facts about pi.

LiveScience

Why NASA uses only 16 of the 105 trillion digits of pi we know

On Pi Day (March 14), NASA reminded us why we need only a small slice of the irrational number's infinite decimal places to explain most of the known universe.

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