A Supernova Was Hiding in Antarctica’s Snow by KATHERINE KORNEI
Researchers melted and analyzed 1,100 pounds of snow from the region. They found traces of cosmic dust, some […]
Researchers melted and analyzed 1,100 pounds of snow from the region. They found traces of cosmic dust, some […]
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Rippling dust and gas lanes give the Flaming Star Nebula its name. The orange and purple colors of […]
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One researcher argues that a dog’s ability to bond has more to do with forming emotional attachments than […]
Who said a polar research base had to be ugly? Gradually, designers are rethinking how to build for […]
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