Carbonic acid, an important component of amino acids, has been seen in a cloud of gas…
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Euclid space telescope sends back amazing first images of the cosmos
The European Space Agency’s Euclid telescope launched on 1 July, and now it has delivered its…
Why do so many people believe aliens have visited Earth?
Despite testimony by David Grusch to US Congress about “non-human biologics” and UFO crash sites, there…
UFO hearing: Why do so many people believe aliens have visited Earth?
Despite testimony by David Grusch to US Congress about “non-human biologics” and UFO crash sites, there…
Stars have an innate twinkle – and now you can listen to it
Simulations of the rippling that occurs inside stars has made it possible to turn this innate…
We may have finally figured out how galaxy-scale magnetic fields arose
Large-scale magnetic fields that fill up the universe may have grown from tiny magnetic fields that…
Water seen in young planet system shows Earth may have always been wet
The James Webb Space Telescope has spotted water vapour in an area where planets may be…
Stunning photo of a young star hints how Jupiter-like planets form
This mesmerising image of star V960 Mon spitting out gas jets to create arms larger than…
NASA probably discovered quakes on Mars in the 1970s
The Viking 1 and 2 Mars probes looked for evidence of quakes on Mars, but failed…
NASA's asteroid-smashing space debris spotted by Hubble telescope
The Hubble Space Telescope has snapped the results of smashing a spacecraft into the asteroid Dimorphous …