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• James Webb telescope reveals the truth about a planet that crashed into its own star in world-first observations - Live Science

  1. James Webb telescope reveals the truth about a planet that crashed into its own star in world-first observations  Live Science
  2. Astronomers spot a planetary ‘suicide’  Science | AAAS
  3. This star burped after eating a planet — but the planet was really asking for it  Space
  4. NASA Webb's Autopsy of Planet Swallowed by Star Yields Surprise  Webb Home
  5. Astroforensics Reveals Surprise Twist in Death of Planet Swallowed by Star  ScienceAlert

• AI reimagines gravitational wave detection with innovative designs - Phys.org

  AI reimagines gravitational wave detection with innovative designs  Phys.org

• There's Something Special About Meteors That Collide With Earth - ScienceAlert

  1. There's Something Special About Meteors That Collide With Earth  ScienceAlert
  2. Perihelion history and atmospheric survival as primary drivers of the Earth’s meteorite record  Nature
  3. Water did not come to Earth from asteroids, Oxford study suggests  The Telegraph
  4. Carbonaceous Meteorites Are Fragile  astrobiology.com
  5. Primitive meteorites : a new study explains why they are so rare on Earth  Observatoire de Paris

• James Webb Space Telescope sees a celestial Venn diagram around a dying star - Space

  1. James Webb Space Telescope sees a celestial Venn diagram around a dying star  Space
  2. With NASA's Webb, Dying Star's Energetic Display Comes Into Full Focus  Webb Home
  3. Webb telescope snaps spectacular view of distant cosmic scene  Mashable
  4. Webb Captures Best Ever Image of Planetary Nebula NGC 1514  Sci.News
  5. With NASA’s Webb, Dying Star’s Energetic Display Comes Into Full Focus  NASA Science (.gov)

• Maryland lawmakers vow to fight steep budget cuts at NASA, Goddard - WTOP

  1. Maryland lawmakers vow to fight steep budget cuts at NASA, Goddard  WTOP
  2. Maryland congressmen vow to block proposed NASA science budget cuts  SpaceNews
  3. Maryland leaders to tour NASA flight center as Trump administration proposes federal cuts  CBS News
  4. Musk calls Trump’s looming NASA cuts ‘troubling’  Politico
  5. White House budget proposal could beam NASA science back decades  theregister.com

• A Major Meteor Shower Begins This Week: When To See It At Its Best - Forbes

  1. A Major Meteor Shower Begins This Week: When To See It At Its Best  Forbes
  2. Lyrids hit peak activity in April: How to see the first meteor shower of spring  USA Today
  3. Meteor Activity Outlook for April 12-18, 2025  American Meteor Society
  4. How and where to watch the Lyrid meteor shower  The Guardian
  5. Look Up! Two Stunning Meteor Showers Are About to Light Up The Sky  ScienceAlert

• NASA’s Hubble Tracks a Roaming Magnetar of Unknown Origin - NASA Science (.gov)

  1. NASA’s Hubble Tracks a Roaming Magnetar of Unknown Origin  NASA Science (.gov)
  2. Mysterious discovery in our galaxy broke theories and challenged scientists  Baku.ws
  3. Runaway Magnetar is Traversing Milky Way from Unknown Place of Origin, Astronomers Say  Sci.News

• Astronomers Say They Finally Found Half the Universe’s Matter. It was Missing In Plain Sight - ZME Science

  1. Astronomers Say They Finally Found Half the Universe’s Matter. It was Missing In Plain Sight  ZME Science
  2. Half of the universe's hydrogen gas, long unaccounted for, has been found  Phys.org
  3. We’ve Found The Missing Half Of Ordinary Matter In Puffed-Up Galaxies  IFLScience
  4. '85% dark? Think again': The other half of the Universe has finally been found  Business Today
  5. We May Finally Understand Where the Universe’s Missing Matter Has Been Hiding  Discover Magazine

• 'Once the ant turned its back on the colony and walked away, it was on a death march. And the parasite was in the driver's seat' - Yahoo

  'Once the ant turned its back on the colony and walked away, it was on a death march. And the parasite was in the driver's seat'  Yahoo

• April's Full Pink Moon captivates skywatchers worldwide with dazzling 'micromoon' show (photos) - Space

  1. April's Full Pink Moon captivates skywatchers worldwide with dazzling 'micromoon' show (photos)  Space
  2. April’s full moon is a ‘micromoon.’ Here’s what that means  CNN
  3. What time is the full moon tonight? See peak minute, cloud forecast for 'pink moon'  USA Today
  4. Timelapse: ‘Pink’ full moon rises over the Bay Bridge  KRON4
  5. ‘Pink micromoon’ hovers over San Diego  fox5sandiego.com

• Huge advance in brain research that was supposed to be 'impossible' - Earth.com

  1. Huge advance in brain research that was supposed to be 'impossible'  Earth.com
  2. Scientists reveal advance in brain research once thought impossible  CNN
  3. The MICrONS Project  Nature
  4. An Advance in Brain Research That Was Once Considered Impossible  The New York Times
  5. News at a glance: Mapping mouse vision, science tweets by bots, and appeal of NIH indirect cost cap injunction  Science | AAAS

• New sub-Neptune exoplanet orbiting nearby star detected - Phys.org

  1. New sub-Neptune exoplanet orbiting nearby star detected  Phys.org
  2. A sub-neptune detected around a star in the solar neighbourhood: interview with Étienne Artigau  Institut Trottier de recherche sur les exoplanètes
  3. Meet GI 410 b: Newly discovered puffy sub-Neptune planet orbiting Sun-like star  Moneycontrol
  4. Characterizing Planetary Systems With SPIRou: Detection Of A Sub-Neptune In A 6 day Period Orbit Around The M Dwarf Gl 410  astrobiology.com
  5. Scientists spot sub-Neptune planet orbiting nearby star using smart technique  India TV News

• NASA’s Lucy Spacecraft Gears Up for Historic Asteroid Encounter - The Daily Galaxy

  1. NASA’s Lucy Spacecraft Gears Up for Historic Asteroid Encounter  The Daily Galaxy
  2. SwRI-led Lucy probe to pass main belt asteroid Donaldjohanson  Space Daily
  3. Lucy Will Explore Asteroid Donaldjohnson (IMAGE)  EurekAlert!
  4. NASA’s Lucy prepares for second asteroid flyby on the road to Jupiter  The Brighter Side of News
  5. NASA prepares for Lucy spacecraft’s second close encounter with an asteroid  cosmosmagazine.com

• Solar Wind and Moon's Water - NASA Science (.gov)

  1. Solar Wind and Moon's Water  NASA Science (.gov)
  2. Water on the Moon: A new era in space exploration begins  KalingaTV
  3. NASA confirms sun’s solar wind is key ingredient in moon’s water  Interesting Engineering
  4. Lunar Ice Might Be Easier to Reach Than We Thought  eos.org

• Most bitter tasting substance on Earth identified by scientists - Earth.com

  1. Most bitter tasting substance on Earth identified by scientists  Earth.com
  2. This Unassuming Mushroom Packs the Bitterest Taste Ever Measured  gizmodo.com
  3. This Fungus Contains The Most Bitter Substance Known to Humankind  ScienceAlert
  4. Bitter bracket mushrooms: The most bitter tasting substance ever  BBC
  5. Scientists Discover Nature’s Most Powerful Bitter Compounds in Forest Mushroom  ScienceBlog.com

• The First-Ever Footprints Of Ankylosaurs With Sledge-Hammer-Like Tail Clubs Have Been Found - IFLScience

  The First-Ever Footprints Of Ankylosaurs With Sledge-Hammer-Like Tail Clubs Have Been Found  IFLScienceView Full Coverage on Google News

• 'Dispiriting and exasperating': The world's super rich are buying up T. rex fossils and it's hampering research - Live Science

  'Dispiriting and exasperating': The world's super rich are buying up T. rex fossils and it's hampering research  Live Science

• A visual pathway in the brain may do more than recognize objects - MIT News

  A visual pathway in the brain may do more than recognize objects  MIT News

• A resurrected defence of beanbag genetics - Aeon

  A resurrected defence of beanbag genetics  Aeon

• World’s First Computer May Not Be a Computer at All – New Study Questions Antikythera’s Purpose! - Indian Defence Review

  1. World’s First Computer May Not Be a Computer at All – New Study Questions Antikythera’s Purpose!  Indian Defence Review
  2. News - New Study Suggests Antikythera Mechanism Had Design Flaws  Archaeology Magazine
  3. 125 Years Ago, Deep Sea Divers Went Looking for Sponges—And Accidentally Found the World’s First Computer  Popular Mechanics
  4. The Legendary Antikythera Mechanism May Have Been A Piece Of Junk  IFLScience
  5. Was the Antikythera Mechanism just a janky toy? New study of its triangular teeth offers a clue.  Live Science

• Matter-spewing 'singularities' could eliminate the need for dark energy and dark matter - Space

  1. Matter-spewing 'singularities' could eliminate the need for dark energy and dark matter  Space
  2. "Multiple Big Bangs" drive Universe expansion, not dark matter or dark energy  Earth.com
  3. A Physicist Says Singularities—Not Dark Energy—May Actually Be Why the Universe Is Expanding Faster  Popular Mechanics
  4. Challenging the Big Bang: A Multi-Singularity Origin for the Universe  AZoQuantum
  5. UAH professor publishes paper reconceptualizing the creation of the universe  WHNT.com

• Newly discovered comet SWAN just 'erupted' with a bright, icy burst. Is it a cold volcano? - Live Science

  1. Newly discovered comet SWAN just 'erupted' with a bright, icy burst. Is it a cold volcano?  Live Science
  2. Newly discovered Comet SWAN makes once-in-a-lifetime appearance before brush with Sun  FOX Weather
  3. C/2025 F2 (SWAN): A new comet is in the spring sky  Astronomy Magazine
  4. Meet the new Comet SWAN! See it in binoculars now  EarthSky
  5. Newly-Discovered Green Comet Is Dazzling Skywatchers  DOGO News

• ATLAS gets under the hood of the Higgs mechanism - Phys.org

  ATLAS gets under the hood of the Higgs mechanism  Phys.org

• A slowly spinning universe could solve the Hubble tension - Phys.org

  A slowly spinning universe could solve the Hubble tension  Phys.org

• Sleeping Black Hole Erupts in Real Time – Blasting Out Record-Breaking X-Rays - SciTechDaily

  1. Sleeping Black Hole Erupts in Real Time – Blasting Out Record-Breaking X-Rays  SciTechDaily
  2. Discovery of extreme quasi-periodic eruptions in a newly accreting massive black hole  Nature
  3. Massive black hole 'waking up' in Virgo constellation  Phys.org
  4. A Long-Dormant Supermassive Black Hole Has Awakened, and It's Doing Something Extreme and Unusual  The Debrief
  5. Supermassive black hole Ansky awakens with record-breaking X-ray flares  The Watchers - Watching the world evolve and transform

• Brain Learns to Tune Out Distractions with Repeated Exposure - Neuroscience News

  1. Brain Learns to Tune Out Distractions with Repeated Exposure  Neuroscience News
  2. Distractions are filtered by … did you see that?  Medical Republic
  3. Brain's visual system adapts to ignore frequent distractions, study finds  Medical Xpress

• Strange 'sea pigs,' sea spiders and a spawning 'butterfly' discovered on Antarctic ocean floor by scientists - Live Science

  Strange 'sea pigs,' sea spiders and a spawning 'butterfly' discovered on Antarctic ocean floor by scientists  Live ScienceView Full Coverage on Google News

• Pulsar Fusion unveils vision for ‘Sunbird’ nuclear rocket to reach Mars in half the time (video) - Space

  1. Pulsar Fusion unveils vision for ‘Sunbird’ nuclear rocket to reach Mars in half the time (video)  Space
  2. Travel to Mars in record time - this rocket shocked scientists by becoming the fastest object in history  Unión Rayo
  3. Sunbird, a nuclear fusion powered rocket could help reach Pluto in just 4 years: Report  The Indian Express
  4. Going to Mars? British startup promises radical spacecraft for interplanetary travel.  TRT Global
  5. Britain spent a decade secretly building a fusion engine  Universe Space Tech

• Artificial Intelligence Just Identified 44 Earth-Like Planets — What To Know - Forbes

  1. Artificial Intelligence Just Identified 44 Earth-Like Planets — What To Know  Forbes
  2. Where to find the next Earth  Universität Bern
  3. Earth-like Planet Predictor: A Machine Learning Approach  astrobiology.com

• NASA Expert Explains Why No Astronaut In History Has Ever Left Earth's Atmosphere - IFLScience

  NASA Expert Explains Why No Astronaut In History Has Ever Left Earth's Atmosphere  IFLScience

• Mysterious objects from other stars are passing through our solar system. Scientists are planning missions to study them up close - The Conversation

  Mysterious objects from other stars are passing through our solar system. Scientists are planning missions to study them up close  The Conversation

• Scientists observe exotic quantum phase once thought impossible - Phys.org

  1. Scientists observe exotic quantum phase once thought impossible  Phys.org
  2. Superradiant phase transition seen for first time, breaks 50-year quantum barrier  Yahoo
  3. Exotic quantum phase, once thought impossible, was just observed in the lab  Earth.com

• Are ‘Dead’ Galaxies Secretly Giving Birth to New Stars? - The Daily Galaxy

  1. Are ‘Dead’ Galaxies Secretly Giving Birth to New Stars?  The Daily Galaxy
  2. Astronomy professor offers new theory on universe's star formation  Phys.org
  3. Astronomer Proposes Entirely New Category of Galaxy  Newsweek
  4. Red Galaxies Aren't Necessarily Dead Galaxies  Universe Today

• Dogs' speech recognition: New study shows they listen beyond tone - Phys.org

  Dogs' speech recognition: New study shows they listen beyond tone  Phys.org

• Our Galaxy's Neighbour Is Potentially Being Torn Apart by Its Bigger Sibling - ScienceAlert

  1. Our Galaxy's Neighbour Is Potentially Being Torn Apart by Its Bigger Sibling  ScienceAlert
  2. A Galaxy Is Being Ripped Apart Just Outside The Milky Way  IFLScience
  3. Astronomers are shocked to find our galaxy's nearest neighbor is being torn to shreds  Yahoo
  4. This Nearby Galaxy Is Being Shredded Right Before Our Eyes  The Daily Galaxy
  5. The galaxy next to ours is being torn apart, study suggests  The Independent

• Ground Telescope in Arizona Captures Mars Rising Over the Moon - PetaPixel

  Ground Telescope in Arizona Captures Mars Rising Over the Moon  PetaPixel

• A Signal Too Strange to Ignore – And It May Reveal a New Kind of Matter - SciTechDaily

  1. A Signal Too Strange to Ignore – And It May Reveal a New Kind of Matter  SciTechDaily
  2. Scientists Discovered a Shockingly Tiny New Particle. They've Never Seen Anything Like It.  Yahoo
  3. CERN's toponium discovery may redefine particle physics  MSN
  4. Toponium Found By CMS!  Science 2.0
  5. “Scientists Stunned as CERN Unveils Tiny Particle”: Groundbreaking Discovery at Large Hadron Collider Sends Shockwaves Through Physics Community  Sustainability Times

• Scientists Witness Living Plant Cells Build Their Own Cell Walls for the First Time - SciTechDaily

  Scientists Witness Living Plant Cells Build Their Own Cell Walls for the First Time  SciTechDaily

• Life Deep Beneath The Soil Dominated by Mysterious New Phylum of Bacteria - ScienceAlert

  1. Life Deep Beneath The Soil Dominated by Mysterious New Phylum of Bacteria  ScienceAlert
  2. Scientists Found a Whole World of Invisible Creatures Beneath Earth’s ‘Living Skin’  Popular Mechanics
  3. Scientists discover new microbes in Earth's deep soil  Phys.org
  4. New type of microbes discovered in Earth's deep soil, an area known as the 'Critical Zone'  Earth.com
  5. Scientists Have Discovered an Unknown Lifeform Deep Within the Earth  The Debrief

• Divers Encounter a Live Giant Squid Swimming on the Ocean Surface - AOL.com

  1. Divers Encounter a Live Giant Squid Swimming on the Ocean Surface  AOL.com
  2. The First Ever Sighting of a Colossal Squid  The New York Times
  3. A colossal squid is filmed in its natural habitat for the first time  NPR
  4. Scientists captured the first-ever footage of a colossal squid in the deep sea after a 100-year search. It's a baby.  Yahoo
  5. In a surprising deep sea first, a colossal squid is caught on camera  National Geographic

• Largest Single Flood May Have Filled Mediterranean 5 Million Years Ago - ScienceAlert

  1. Largest Single Flood May Have Filled Mediterranean 5 Million Years Ago  ScienceAlert
  2. The Mediterranean Sea Was Once Dry—Then a Gigantic Flood Changed Everything  ZME Science
  3. The Zanclean Megaflood: This Is What The Largest Flood In Earth's History Did  News18
  4. The latest twist in the story of the megaflood that refilled the Mediterranean  MSN
  5. THE CATSKILL GEOLOGISTS BY PROFESSORS ROBERT AND JOHANNA TITUS - When the Mediterranean Dried Up  theschoharienews.com

• Lunar Gateway’s skeleton is complete—its next stop may be Trump’s chopping block - Ars Technica

  Lunar Gateway’s skeleton is complete—its next stop may be Trump’s chopping block  Ars Technica

• Earth’s oceans could go purple in future, were green 3.8 billion years ago: Study - Interesting Engineering

  Earth’s oceans could go purple in future, were green 3.8 billion years ago: Study  Interesting EngineeringView Full Coverage on Google News

• In 2019, We Discover a Fungus Capable of Metabolizing Gold — Some Already Want to Make Them the Key to Space Mining - The Daily Galaxy

  In 2019, We Discover a Fungus Capable of Metabolizing Gold — Some Already Want to Make Them the Key to Space Mining  The Daily Galaxy

• Supernova Death Blasts May Have Wiped Out Life on Earth – Twice - SciTechDaily

  Supernova Death Blasts May Have Wiped Out Life on Earth – Twice  SciTechDaily

• Scientists Link Mysterious Icelandic Rocks to ‘Little’ Ice Age—and Rome’s Downfall - gizmodo.com

  1. Scientists Link Mysterious Icelandic Rocks to ‘Little’ Ice Age—and Rome’s Downfall  gizmodo.com
  2. Scientists Crushed Rocks in Iceland—and May Have Solved the Fall of the Roman Empire  Popular Mechanics
  3. Ancient rocks reveal how ice age weakened the Roman Empire  University of Southampton
  4. Ancient rocks tie Roman Empire’s collapse to a mini ice age  Popular Science
  5. New evidence suggests surprise reason behind fall of Roman Empire  The Independent

• Scientists Make Unprecedented Discovery of 165-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Footprints While Filming in Sardinia - Indian Defence Review

  Scientists Make Unprecedented Discovery of 165-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Footprints While Filming in Sardinia  Indian Defence ReviewView Full Coverage on Google News

• Footprint Found in 500-Million-Year-Old Rock—Is Human History a Lie? - The Daily Galaxy

  Footprint Found in 500-Million-Year-Old Rock—Is Human History a Lie?  The Daily Galaxy

• Scientists make breakthrough that could redefine a common household product: 'Very cheap and abundant' - Yahoo

  Scientists make breakthrough that could redefine a common household product: 'Very cheap and abundant'  Yahoo

• Shocking Theory Questions Our Understanding of Time! - Glass Almanac

  Shocking Theory Questions Our Understanding of Time!  Glass Almanac

• $3 million to get rid of ‘poop’ on the Moon? NASA’s new challenge offers big prize - Times of India

  1. $3 million to get rid of ‘poop’ on the Moon? NASA’s new challenge offers big prize  Times of India
  2. NASA offers $3 million to recycle 96 bags of human waste left by Apollo astronauts  Times of India
  3. NASA offers $3M for invention to recycle 96 bags of astronaut poop left on the moon  New York Post
  4. NASA is offering £2.3million to anyone who can clear the Moon of astronauts' poo  Daily Star
  5. NASA offers $3M in competition to recycle human poop in space  upi.com

• Rare Isotope of Helium Seen Blasting From a Hole in The Sun - ScienceAlert

  Rare Isotope of Helium Seen Blasting From a Hole in The Sun  ScienceAlertView Full Coverage on Google News

• De-Extinction Rebellion - The Baffler

  1. De-Extinction Rebellion  The Baffler
  2. 'They’re hatching a Dodo':  Inside the wild plan to reverse 300 years of extinction  Business Today
  3. First came the dire wolf – the wooly mammoth is next  The Spectator World
  4. Does De-Extinction Actually Work?  Mental Floss
  5. Woolly mammoths could be walking among us in just a few years time  Daily Star

• How AI is helping horses speak without words - Earth.com

  How AI is helping horses speak without words  Earth.com

• What 40 years as Observer science editor has taught Robin McKie – podcast - The Guardian

  What 40 years as Observer science editor has taught Robin McKie – podcast  The Guardian

• New Species of Sauropod Dinosaur Unearthed in Argentina - Sci.News

  New Species of Sauropod Dinosaur Unearthed in Argentina  Sci.News

• Entanglement as the Currency of Quantum Measurement - American Physical Society

  Entanglement as the Currency of Quantum Measurement  American Physical Society

• 17 km into Antarctica, a missing submarine reveals the South Pole’s secrets - Jason Deegan

  17 km into Antarctica, a missing submarine reveals the South Pole’s secrets  Jason Deegan

• The quantum Zeno effect: how the ‘measurement problem’ went from philosophers’ paradox to physicists’ toolbox - Physics World

  The quantum Zeno effect: how the ‘measurement problem’ went from philosophers’ paradox to physicists’ toolbox  Physics World

• Find Out Where Your Hometown Was Located Back in Dinosaur Times — And Which Dinosaurs Lived There! - Indian Defence Review

  Find Out Where Your Hometown Was Located Back in Dinosaur Times — And Which Dinosaurs Lived There!  Indian Defence Review