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New research uncovers the oldest evidence of hydrothermal activity on Mars, revealing water-rich conditions 4.45 billion years ago that hint at habitability.
Groundbreaking study reveals water-rich fluids on Mars 4.45 billion years ago, suggesting the planet may have been habitable in its early history.
Construction of the Centrifugal Hypergravity and Interdisciplinary Experiment Facility (CHIEF) with the largest capacity worldwide kicked off in Hangzhou, E China's Zhejiang
World’s most advanced hypergravity facility just came online – could compress time and space
A new cosmological model based on CPT symmetry challenges conventional theories, offering insights into dark matter and the Universe’s mirrored anti-universe.
Our universe has an anti-universe twin moving backwards in time, study finds
Researchers reveal Earth’s ancient ring system, formed 466 million years ago
Earth had rings 466 million years ago – profoundly shaping it’s history
NASA's New Horizons mission reveals the faint cosmic optical background, shedding light on the Universe's history and its most elusive glow.
New Horizons spacecraft discovers the universe’s faintest light
3D rendering of a rapidly spinning black hole's accretion disk and a resulting black hole-powered jet.
Scientists discovered where black holes got their magnetic fields
Dark Big Bang theory, a fresh perspective on dark matter's origins, and its potential detection via gravitational waves.
Astronomers discover origins of dark matter in “Dark Big Bang”
There exists a way to introduce time which is consistent with both classical laws and quantum laws, and is a manifestation of entanglement
Time may be an illusion, new study finds
This artist’s concept shows switchbacks, or large kinks in the Sun’s magnetic field. NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center.
NASA, ESA missions help scientists discover what powers solar winds
An artist's concept depicting a quasar, or consuming black hole, similar to APM 08729+5255.
The largest water reservoir in the universe holds 140 trillion times more water than on Earth
At the cutting edge of theoretical physics, scientists have discovered new insights that could redefine our understanding of time.
Major discovery could fundamentally redefine our understanding of time
The KBC void may explain the Hubble tension, a cosmic puzzle showing faster-than-expected local expansion.
The Milky Way may reside at the center of a 2 billion light-year wide cosmic void
JWST’s groundbreaking observations of the Red Monsters—massive galaxies formed within the Universe’s first billion years
Astronomers discover ultra-massive ‘Red Monster’ galaxies from the early Universe
A space elevator would use a cable stretching from Earth’s surface to beyond geostationary orbit—about 42,000 kilometers (26,098 miles) into space.
Riding a space elevator to the Moon is possible using today’s technology
New data challenges Einstein's theory at cosmic scales
New discovery challenges Einstein’s theory of general relativity
The team behind this work believes that Ceres is much icier than previously thought
Near-Earth dwarf planet’s surface is 90% covered by water
Stanley Miller with the original laboratory equipment used in the 1952 Miller-Urey Experiment, which gave credence to the idea that organic molecules could have been created by the conditions of the early Earth's atmosphere.
Scientists propose incredible new theories for the origin of life in the universe