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"No one is really sure how it’s going to go down at the palace yet."

You might think gardening season begins only when the sun’s blazing and you’re breaking a sweat digging in warm earth—but some plants love to get a head start while you’re still wearing a sweater. Cold soil, surprisingly, is a secret weapon for early growers. It’s where certain hardy seeds come…

Our team detected glowing nickel vapor in the gas surrounding the incoming interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS at an extraordinary distance from the sun, where temperatures remain far too cold for metals to normally vaporize.

A rogue visitor from deep space, Comet 3I/ATLAS, has put NASA on alert after its trajectory and behaviour shifted unexpectedly.

A new study found that switching clocks back-and-forth is the worst option for our health

Harvard's Avi Loeb gives a '40% chance' that interstellar object 3I/ATLAS is alien technology, citing 'anomalies' like pure nickel gas, a sunward jet, and a 'finely-tuned' trajectory.

You can feel it the second you step outside—autumn air just hits differently. The sun’s still shining, but there’s a crispness that creeps in, tugging the warmth right out of your skin. Your hair starts doing its own thing, your houseplants look slightly offended, and suddenly you’re googling “best humidifiers…

The passage of 3I/ATLAS through our solar system is not a threat this time, but it is a wake-up call. The alarm has rung. Are we listening?

The debate surrounding the interstellar visitor's origins reflects a broader shift in space science: a growing willingness to consider unconventional explanations alongside traditional ones.

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Why is interstellar object 3I/ATLAS venting pure nickel without iron? This cosmic anomaly defies chemistry, fuelling a fierce scientific debate: Is it a rare natural wonder or an artificial relic?