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Space

The same particle analyzed with X-ray computed tomography scanning. This specimen shows the most common types of crack networks observed in Bennu samples. One has an extensive and connect framework of curved cracks, whereas the other has sparse, straight and flat fractures.

The Cracks Inside Asteroid Bennu’s Rocks Finally Explain Its Strangely Cold Surface

Credit: CTIO/NOIRLab/DOE/NSF/AURA Image processing: Image Processing: T.A. Rector (University of Alaska Anchorage/NSF NOIRLab), M. Zamani & D. de Martin (NSF NOIRLab) Acknowledgment: PI: Anirudh Chiti, Alex Drlica-Wagner

Star Born from Universe’s First Explosion Found Hiding in Tiny, Ancient Galaxy

An artist’s impression of L 98-59 d. Credit: Mark A. Garlick / markgarlick.com

A World of Magma and Rotten Eggs Doesn’t Fit Any Category We Know

Artist's impression

When Planets Collide, the Light From 11,000 Light-Years Away Tells the Story

An artist's impression of 3I/ATLAS is shown as it passes near the Sun, illuminating one side of the comet. On the side of the comet closer to the sun, the methanol gas is shown in blue, with icy dust grains still present in the gas. On the dark side of the comet, the hydrogen cyanide is shown in orange. Credit: NSF/AUI/NSF NRAO/M.Weiss

An Interstellar Visitor Carries a Surprisingly Boozy Chemical Signature

[Top] The boulder-covered moon Dimorphos as seen 8.55 seconds before the impact of the DART space craft. [Bottom] The same image after correcting for lighting conditions across the surface and shadows cast by boulders, revealing a fan-shaped pattern of streaks (highlighted in color for emphasis).

Asteroids Caught Pelting Each Other With Rocky Debris in First Direct Evidence of Binary System Material Transfer

Webb Rules Out Moon Impact by Near-Earth Asteroid in 2032

Solar Superstorm Triggered the Biggest Electron Flood Ever Recorded at Mars

Gravitational-wave Transient Catalog (10 years of detections of compact binary coalescences with black holes and neutron stars)

New Gravitational Wave Catalog More Than Doubles Known Cosmic Collisions

Line Intensity Map

3D Map of Ancient Hydrogen Light Reveals Hidden Universe 10 Billion Years Ago

Colorized microscopic image of sodium carbonate deposit on Ryugu sample

Asteroid Particles Preserve Magnetic Record of Solar System’s First 7 Million Years

Star Formation Breaks Its Own Rules at the Centre of the Milky Way

Schematic of the expansion of the universe from the big bang

Gravitational Wave “Hum” from Merging Black Holes Gives New Measure of Universe’s Expansion Rate

Chinese Scientists Build First Low-Power Superconducting Space Thruster

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