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The ‘ghostly glow’ in the solar system could be a ‘new addition’ to our understanding of its structure

The ‘ghostly glow’ in the solar system could be a ‘new addition’ to our understanding of its structure – but the source remains a mystery NASA’s Hubble Telescope has discovered a glow surrounding the solar system Scientists are baffled by this glow that is equivalent to 10 fireflies The team theorizes it could be dust …

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Asteroid Launcher allows users to choose a location to drop an asteroid.  This simulation released a mile-wide asteroid in New York's Times Square, creating a 34-mile-wide crater

A new interactive map lets you drop asteroids in Times Square, London or anywhere in the world

A new interactive map brings the 1998 film Deep Impact to life, allowing users to drop a space rock anywhere in the world to watch the devastation unfold. Called Asteroid Launcher, the system lets you choose an impact location, the diameter of the asteroid, the speed at which it hits the ground and the angle …

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Previous research determined that 10% of the supervolcano was filled with liquid magma, but the new study finds it to be between 16 and 20%

Yellowstone supervolcano contains up to TWICE as much magma as previously believed, study finds

The beast below: Yellowstone’s supervolcano – which would cause massive destruction when it next erupts – contains up to TWICE as much magma as previously believed, study finds Previous research found that the supervolcano’s caldera was filled with 10% of the magma The latest work reveals it to be between 16 and 20% – double …

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Scientists have found that noise from your neighbors is more annoying than any other audible nuisance (stock image)

The most annoying noises are the most annoying noises, according to scientists.

Shut up! Noises and collisions with noisy neighbors are scientifically proven to be more annoying than any other noise nuisance – and can even cause heart disease Researchers studied how different neighborhood noises affect residents They discovered that “impact noises”, such as footsteps, are considered the most annoying. Urban noise can keep people awake and …

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An amateur astronomer has captured a series of incredible photos of distant stars, planets and nebulae thousands of light-years away, all from his backyard.  Pictured: A full moon

A father-of-three captures spectacular images of Mars and the Moon using a telescope in his back garden

When you look up at the night sky from your backyard, you might spot a few stars if you’re lucky. But father-of-three James Flanagan wanted a better view and pointed his telescope “in the middle of the road” into space to get a closer look. He has since seen a lunar mountain range, the dusty …

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Magnificent: Nearly 30 years ago, the Pillars of Creation stunned the world of astronomy when they were captured by NASA's famous Hubble Space Telescope.  Now a new generation can enjoy a new take on the haunting scene after the US space agency's James Webb $10billion (£7.4billion) Super Space Telescope imaged the same tendrils of gas and dust in the shape of fingers (photo)

James Webb Telescope Unveils New View of Pillars of Creation

Nearly 30 years ago, the Pillars of Creation stunned the world of astronomy when they were captured by NASA’s famous Hubble Space Telescope. Now a new generation can enjoy a new take on the haunting scene after the US space agency’s James Webb $10billion (£7.4billion) Super Space Telescope imaged the same tendrils of gas and …

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NASA's James Webb has shared his first images of Titan, Saturn's largest moon.  The image shows clouds in the northern hemisphere

Seasonal weather patterns found on Saturn’s largest moon by NASA’s James Webb

Saturn’s largest moon features electrically charged sands, methane-flowing lakes and a hazy atmosphere, but NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) found that Titan also has seasonal weather patterns. Astronomers announced on Thursday that the telescope had spotted bright spots in Titan’s northern hemisphere that are large clouds, confirming computer model predictions – clouds appear in …

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New research finds more than three times as many fires occur in waste streams as a result of discarded batteries than was reported in 2021

Batteries left in discarded electrical appliances start more than 700 fires every year, report says

When you throw away your old gadgets after buying new gear for Christmas, you might want to think about removing the batteries first. Indeed, Material Focus research found that more than 700 fires have been started this year in garbage trucks and recycling centers by discarded electrical appliances. Batteries can be punctured by other elements …

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Scientists from the Field Museum in Chicago have studied the remains of Whatcheeria - a six-foot-long lake creature that roamed Iowa 340 million years ago

A terrifying 6-foot-long creature with bone-crushing jaws roamed Iowa 340 million years ago

While T.rex is often called the “king of the dinosaurs”, a new study has revealed that an equally ferocious predator roamed the Earth millions of years earlier. Scientists from the Field Museum in Chicago have studied the remains of Whatcheeria – a six-foot-long lake creature that roamed Iowa 340 million years ago. According to researchers, …

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