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NASA is in the midst of an unprecedented solar system-wide observation campaign, … [+3335 chars]

This article was updated to include the full range of dates from the SOHO image.

NASA

View Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS Through NASA’s Multiple Lenses - NASA Science (.gov)

In 1887, one of the most important experiments in the history of physics took place. American scientists Michelson and Morley failed to measure the speed of Earth by comparing the speed of light in t… [+4330 chars]

In 1887, one of the most important experiments in the history of physics took place. American scientists Michelson and Morley failed to measure the speed of Earth by comparing the speed of light in the direction of Earth's motion with that perpendicular to it…

Phys.Org

Physicists demonstrate the constancy of the speed of light with unprecedented accuracy - Phys.org

Most molecules of chemistry and biology are chiral, leading to mirror image variants, so called enantiomers. However, while the selective chemical synthesis of molecules where the stereogenicity aris… [+925 chars]

Nature - The Asymmetric Synthesis of an Acyclic N-Stereogenic Amine

Nature.com

The Asymmetric Synthesis of an Acyclic N -Stereogenic Amine - Nature

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The discovery of an unusual protist named Solarion arienae, which has a mitochondrial genome with some intriguing features, provides insight into the early radiation of eukaryotic groups.

Rare microbial relict sheds light on an ancient eukaryotic supergroup - Nature

NASAs James Webb Space Telescope has delivered a first of its kind: a crisp mid-infrared image of a system of four serpentine spirals of dust, one expanding beyond the next in precisely the same patt… [+5820 chars]

NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has delivered a first of its kind: a crisp mid-infrared image of a system of four serpentine spirals of dust, one expanding

Webb First to Show 4 Dust Shells ‘Spiraling’ Apep, Limits Long Orbit - NASA Science (.gov)

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<ul><li>It used to be thought that sea urchins only had a primitive nervous system, but new research has found that they are far more complex than th… [+4523 chars]

The entire body of a sea urchin is what researchers are now calling an “all-body brain,” with neurons that function as a brain throughout its anatomy.

Popular Mechanics

Scientists Thought This Creature Had No Brain. Turns Out It’s All Brain. - AOL.com

A simple system, like a computer bit that can be either zero or one, might have two dimensions.
Most quantum systems are much more complex. Take a single hydrogen atom. Its electron can reach higher… [+2365 chars]

Encouraged by successes in understanding black holes, theoretical physicists are applying what they’ve learned to whole universes. What they’re finding has them questioning fundamental assumptions about how physics ought to be done.

Quanta Magazine

Cosmic Paradox Reveals the Awful Consequence of an Observer-Free Universe - Quanta Magazine

Unlike DNA, which offers genetic potential, RNA captures a snapshot of gene activity in real time. This new approach offers scientists an unexpectedly intimate look at the final biological moments of… [+3828 chars]

A research team has retrieved the oldest known RNA from a 39,000-year-old woolly mammoth carcass preserved in Siberian permafrost.

Indiandefencereview.com

Scientists Extract the Oldest RNA Ever Found From a 39,000-Year-Old Frozen Woolly Mammoth - Indian Defence Review

A comet discovered earlier this year continues to break apart after its close brush with the sun this month.
Astronomer Gianluca Masi of the Virtual Telescope Project captured breathtaking imagery o… [+3587 chars]

The images show the comet's core breaking apart into three or possibly four fragments.

Space.com

Comet C/2025 K1 (ATLAS) breaks apart in incredible telescope photos - Space

Ice plants are famous for painting coastlines in bright pink and yellow, but a new study shows those vibrant blooms are hiding a quiet ecological takeover.
By analyzing more than 1,700 public, geota… [+5087 chars]

Invasive ice plants are shifting their flowering schedules, helping them outcompete native species and reshape fragile coastal ecosystems.

Earth.com

These beautiful flowers have become very destructive ecological invaders - Earth.com

BREMEN, Germany A startup with a NASA contract to raise the decaying orbit of an astronomy satellite has selected the rarely used Pegasus rocket for the mission.
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A startup with a NASA contract to raise the decaying orbit of an astronomy satellite has selected the rarely used Pegasus rocket for the mission.

SpaceNews

Katalyst selects Pegasus to launch Swift reboost mission - SpaceNews

A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, R2-D2 beeped and boopedand now birds that copy the Star Wars character are giving scientists fresh insight into how different species imitate complex sounds… [+2498 chars]

A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, R2-D2 beeped and booped—and now birds that copy the Star Wars character are giving scientists fresh insight into...

Yahoo Entertainment

These Birds Learned to Tweet Like R2-D2. Listen to the Uncanny Results - Yahoo

The headline says it all: The list of our moon's craters just got a little longer.
On Nov. 13, the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera (LROC) team — which operates visual equipment on NASA's Lunar R… [+3212 chars]

NASA's moon orbiter has found another lunar dent.

Scientists just discovered a new crater on the moon — they call it a 'freckle' - Space

From a brisk 15-minute walk, to getting regular sleep doing these things in your 30s could help you stay fit well into your 70s.
By the time you reach your eighth decade of life, the chances are tha… [+1550 chars]

From a brisk 15-minute walk, to getting regular sleep – doing these things in your 30s could help you stay fit well into your 70s.

BBC News

Things you can do in your 30s to improve your health in your 70s - BBC

Scientists have traced the origins of the most massive black hole
 merger ever observed, revealing how two "impossible" giants may have formed despite long-standing assumptions that such objects sho… [+6410 chars]

In 2023, scientists detected the gravitational waves from a black hole collision that seemed impossible. New research finally explains how this "forbidden" black hole came to be, and what it can teach us about these extreme objects.

Live Science

'Impossible' black hole collision pushed relativity to its breaking point — and scientists finally understand how - Live Science

Wavelengths stretch, distances grow, and temperatures cool as the Universe expands with time. How are the various cosmic parameters related?

Big Think

How are redshift, temperature, distance and time related? - Big Think

A seismic find in a quiet corner of the West
A team of geologists has confirmed a vast lithium deposit straddling the OregonNevada border, an unlikely landscape of volcanic plains and ranchlands. Va… [+5034 chars]

A seismic find in a quiet corner of the West A team of geologists has confirmed a vast lithium deposit straddling the Oregon–Nevada border, an unlikely landscape of volcanic plains and ranchlands. Valued at roughly $1.5 trillion, the resource could reshape Am…

Plusnews.org

Jaw-Dropping $1.5 Trillion Lithium Find in an Unlikely U.S. Location - plusnews.org

If you haven’t yet cruised over the freshly opened Indianola Undercrossing —Humboldts latest bayside, government-funded joyride — you soon will. But after saying and typing out Indianola Undercrossin… [+277 chars]

Lost Coast Outpost

POLL! We Gotta Call the ‘Indianola Undercrossing’ Something Snappier, Right? - Lost Coast Outpost

Slicing up and analyzing real, living, three-dimensional brain tissue comes with some obvious complications as in, it tends to be needed by its owner. But scientists are now closer than ever to being… [+3315 chars]

Slicing up and analyzing real, living, three-dimensional brain tissue comes with some obvious complications – as in, it tends to be needed by its owner.