Forbes
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[:es]Astronomically Rare ‘Double Lens’ Yields Best Single System Measurement Of Cosmic Expansion [:]
[:es]We’ve known our Universe is expanding for ~90 years, yet unsolved mysteries persist.[:]
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[:es]A Second Interstellar Object Has Almost Certainly Been Found In Our Solar System[:]
[:es]Break out the party hats. Astronomers have all but confirmed that the second known interstellar object is currently whizzing through our Solar System – and unlike the first event, we’ll […]
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[:es]5 Extreme Environments Where Black Yeast Thrive[:]
[:es]Yeasts, the fungi we use to bake bread or brew beer, are known for their ability to survive in extreme environments. Black yeasts, or black fungi, are even more extreme. […]
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[:es]Astronomers Want To Look For Planet X In Big Bang’s Cosmic Glow[:]
[:es]The elusive Planet X — defined as any undetected planet in our outer solar system — may best be directly detected in the cosmic glow of the Big Bang itself. […]
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[:es]The South Pole Is Slowly Cooking From Below – Here’s Why[:]
[:es] Far below the ice at the heart of the continent, there appears to be an anomalous hotspot. Something’s cooking the South Pole from below.[:]
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[:es]The Greatest Mistake In The History Of Physics[:]
[:es]All it takes is one observation, measurement, or experiment that conflicts with the predictions of your theory, and you have to consider revising or throwing out your picture of reality. […]
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[:es]’Blueberry Earth’: How Thought Experiments Help Us To Understand Exoplanets[:]
[:es]“Supposing that the entire Earth was instantaneously replaced with an equal volume of closely packed, but uncompressed blueberries, what would happen from the perspective of a person on the surface?”[:]
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[:es]What Is (And Isn’t) Scientific About The Multiverse[:]
[:es]The Universe is all there ever was, all there is, and all there will ever be. At least, that’s what we’re told, and that’s what’s implied by the word «Universe» […]
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[:es]Physicists Explain Pulsars’ Radio Beams, And It’s Still Not Aliens[:]
[:es]Physicists have finally explained how pulsars produce their beams of radio emissions, but fifty years ago, astronomers were seriously considering the possibility that the regular pulses of radio waves might […]