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NASAIt wasn’t all that long ago — less than 10 years ago, in fact — that all the objects we had ever seen in the Solar System originated from within the Solar System. The planets, moons, and dwarf planets all revolved around their parent bodies according to Newton’s law of gravity: in elliptical orbits. Asteroids and Kuiper belt objects largely orbited the Sun in belts (with centaurs in between them), while occasional gravitational interactions woul…See the Story
Humanity's Third Interstellar Object, 3I/ATLAS, Is Arriving Now
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Geneva, Switzerland · GenevaSome particles just seem destined to be alone. Among atoms, helium and the other noble gases are famous for ignoring other atoms, displaying an energetics-based preference for remaining as isolated atoms over binding with any other atom, regardless of species. Among the fundamental particles, neutrinos (and antineutrinos) don’t appear to form any bound states, as they’re uncharged under both the strong nuclear and the electromagnetic force: the …Read Article
The top quark isn't a loner after all: "toponium" is real!
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Auvers-Sur-Oise · Auvers-Sur-OisePlenty of people know that Vincent van Gogh loved the color yellow, but did you know he loved it so much that he ate yellow paint? Questions about Van Gogh eating paint come up so often that the subject is addressed on the FAQs page of the official Van Gogh Museum website. Some people believe Van Gogh ate yellow paint because he thought it would make him more cheerful. Others, including Van Gogh’s psychiatrist, believed he ate paint because he w…Read Article
Why did Van Gogh eat yellow paint? The troubled obsession behind the masterpieces.
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The “digital dividend”: Rethinking income for the age of AI
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The ocean is evolving, and it’s not based on the ‘survival of the fittest’
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Ask Ethan: Could the CMB arise from galaxies, not the Big Bang?
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Brian Cox: The Planck scale is where physics breaks
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Inside the subtle art of succession
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A unique mission to both Uranus and Neptune could launch in 2034
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The noble lie: Why countries that lie together, stay together
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American science to soon face its largest brain drain in history
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