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Unlocking the Secrets of Pulsars with SKA's Mighty Telescopes

December 20, 2025

The SKA Observatory's telescopes, SKA-Low and SKA-Mid, are set to revolutionize our understanding of the universe. These powerful tools, spread across two continents, boast incredible sensitivity and a wide range of frequencies. They can observe multiple areas of the sky simultaneously, making them

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A Peculiar Planet Puzzles Scientists

December 19, 2025

A planet that looks like a lemon and behaves even stranger has left scientists scratching their heads. This oddball, named PSR J2322–2650b, is not your typical planet. It's not even orbiting a normal star. Instead, it's circling a pulsar, which is the leftover core of a dead star. This pulsar is sup

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Waste to Wonder: How Eggshells Power Green Tech

December 19, 2025

Ever thought trash could fuel tech? Eggshells, often discarded, are now key in making green, touch-sensitive devices. These e-skins detect pressure and touch without needing extra energy. The magic? A blend of eggshells and gelatin. This mix crafts flexible, single-electrode triboelectric nanogener

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Cosmic Double Trouble: A Star Explosion Like No Other

December 17, 2025

In the vast universe, stars meet their end in grand explosions, scattering elements like carbon and iron. These events, known as supernovae, are well-known. But there's another type of explosion, called a kilonova, which happens when two dense, dead stars, or neutron stars, collide. This collision c

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Unveiling the Roman Space Telescope: A Giant Leap in Space Exploration

December 17, 2025

The Roman Space Telescope, a marvel of modern engineering, has finally reached completion. This isn't just any telescope; it's a powerhouse designed to capture vast swathes of the cosmos, offering a broader view than ever before. Imagine a camera that can see billions of stars and galaxies, helping

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Winter Solstice Science: A Unique Learning Experience

December 16, 2025

The University of Massachusetts Amherst is set to host a special event for the winter solstice. This event will take place at the Sunwheel on December 21. Two sessions are planned: one at sunrise and another at sunset. The goal is to help people understand the science behind the shortest day of the

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A Cosmic Visitor's Brief Hello

December 15, 2025

A rare guest from another star system is making a quick stop by Earth. This comet, named 3I/Atlas, is on a one-way trip through our solar system. It will be closest to our planet this week, but don't expect a close encounter. It's still very far away, about 167 million miles (269 million kilometers)

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Weekend Sky Show: How to Catch the Geminid Meteor Spectacle

December 12, 2025

This weekend, the night sky is set to put on a show with the Geminid meteor shower reaching its peak. This event is a big deal for people who love watching the stars. Expect to see lots of meteors, including some super bright ones called fireballs, lighting up the sky. The best time to watch is fro

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China's Big Role in the Global Telescope Network

December 12, 2025

China is playing a big part in a huge global project called the Square Kilometre Array (SKA). This project is about building the world's largest radio telescopes. The SKA will create a ton of data. It's so much that one organization can't handle it all alone. So, they're teaming up with countries ar

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A Cosmic Detective Story: Webb Telescope Solves Ancient Mystery

December 11, 2025

In the vast expanse of space, something extraordinary happened. A bright flash of light, known as a gamma-ray burst, traveled across the cosmos. This burst was not just any flash; it was a sign of a star's dramatic end. Astronomers, using the powerful Webb telescope, traced this light back to its so