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Does the multiverse explain the nature of the universe

One possibility to explain the constants of nature is that there’s more than one universe. That we live in a multiverse, with each different universe...

Astronomers catch a planet in the act of being born

Protoplanets are celestial objects in the act of forming into full planets within the gas and dust disks surrounding hot, young stars. These objects, often...

An exploding black hole could be seen within the decade, study finds

For decades, physicists have suspected that black holes might not last forever—that at the very end of their lives, they could explode in bursts...

Astronomers witness a one-of-a-kind cosmic explosion

Astronomers have detected a cosmic explosion unlike anything ever seen before—an event that could point to a rare type of black hole long suspected...

Scientists discover minerals on Mars that mirror life on Earth

Scientists have uncovered one of the strongest pieces of evidence yet that Mars may once have been home to microbial life. A new study, led...

The strange red dots in space may be “black hole stars”

Tiny, glowing red dots seen by NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) could be one of the biggest surprises in modern astronomy. At first, scientists...

Astronomers uncover rare starspot-crossing exoplanet 140 light-years away

When astronomers observe a planet passing in front of its star, the slight dip in starlight reveals a wealth of information. This method, known as...

This star is consuming its companion and could explode brilliantly

Binary star systems are not rare. Neither are systems where one star is a remnant like a white dwarf or neutron star, and its companion...

This wandering black hole has left its galactic center

Our knowledge of black holes is incomplete. We know there are stellar mass black holes that are created when massive stars collapse on themselves at...

One wrong hit could send an asteroid on a collision course with Earth

When a massive asteroid is hurtling toward Earth, the solution seems straightforward; smash a spacecraft into it and knock it off course. That’s exactly what...