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The Monster Galaxies That Break All the Rules
ALMA+JWST matched maps show early monster galaxies fuelling extreme starbursts by major mergers, disk instabilities, or minor inflows—revealing diverse origins.
The Little Stars Next Door and the Secret Recipe for Life 🌟
Red dwarfs record isotopic fingerprints of carbon and oxygen; archival planet-hunt spectra reveal stellar production sites, galactic evolution and implications.
Can Viruses Shaped in Space Help Us Fight Antibiotic Resistance?
Could space-driven mutations make bacteriophages a cure for antibiotic resistance? Learn how ISS-evolved phages beat drug-resistant UTI bugs and what it means.
[ISS Report] NASA Orders Immediate Early Return for SpaceX Crew-11 Following Medical Emergency
NASA orders early return of Crew-11 after medical issue—historic ISS decision. See splashdown timing and mission impact. Follow live.
The Minimalist Universe as Mathematical Reality
Could reality be a mathematical structure? About Tegmark’s Mathematical Universe: arguments, objections, and implications for physics, mind, and empirical tests
Is the Universe Made of Math? The Mathematical Universe Hypothesis Explained
Explore whether the universe is a mathematical structure: Wigner’s puzzle, Tegmark’s MUH, historical examples, and the key arguments for and against. Read more!
Best Telescope Gifts for Space Lovers (Beginner-Friendly, Not Overwhelming)
Find the best beginner telescope gift—easy to use, stable, and rewarding. Avoid frustration and give a gift they’ll actually enjoy. Choose wisely.
How to Watch the Next Meteor Shower: Peak Times, Best Direction, and a Simple Plan
Plan the easiest meteor shower viewing in just 60 minutes. Pick the best hour, avoid moonlight, and enjoy more meteors. Start tonight!
Meteor Showers Explained: Why Meteors Happen and How to Watch
Discover meteor showers explained—learn why meteors happen, when to watch, and how to see more shooting stars. Get viewing tips now.
Best Beginner Telescope for Seeing Galaxies: What Matters Most (Aperture, Sky Darkness, Expectations)
Seeing galaxies takes more than power. Learn how light, sky darkness, and realistic expectations shape successful galaxy viewing—start observing smarter.
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