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Webb Telescope Reveals How Light Emerged From the Fog of the Early Universe

June 12, 2023

Isaac Schultz

Over 20,000 galaxies glimmer in this sweeping view of the sky between the constellations of Pisces and Andromeda. But more than just an arresting sight, the view has helped astronomers determine what sparked the Epoch of Reionization, the period when t…
Read more: Webb Telescope Reveals How Light Emerged From the Fog of the Early Universe
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High Temperatures and Low Oxygen Choke Out Thousands of Fish in the Gulf

June 12, 2023

Angely Mercado

Thousands of fish littered the shores of Quintana Beach and Bryan Beach in Texas this past weekend after low oxygen in the water killed off fish in the region, ABC13 News reported.Read more…
Read more: High Temperatures and Low Oxygen Choke Out Thousands of Fish in the Gulf
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Webb Telescope Will Soon Get a Tiny Sidekick to Explore Alien Worlds

June 12, 2023

Passant Rabie

For more than a year, the largest space-based telescope ever built has been observing the far ends of the cosmos with unprecedented detail. The Webb Space Telescope could soon get a little extra help in the form of a miniature satellite the size of a t…
Read more: Webb Telescope Will Soon Get a Tiny Sidekick to Explore Alien Worlds
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Jet Streaming From the Brightest Known Gamma Ray Burst Is Weirder Than We Realized

June 7, 2023

Isaac Schultz

Last October, astronomers witnessed a fleeting, extraordinarily bright gamma ray burst in the distant universe. Since dubbed the BOAT—the Brightest of All Time—a team of scientists has now reported an unusual structure to the gamma ray burst’s jet.Read…
Read more: Jet Streaming From the Brightest Known Gamma Ray Burst Is Weirder Than We Realized
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Wrecked Arecibo Observatory May Undergo a Downsized Resurrection

June 7, 2023

Isaac Schultz

It’s been two and a half years since the Arecibo Observatory’s collapse, and the future of the famous radio telescope’s site remains in limbo. Now, observatory astronomers have refined their plans for Arecibo’s successor by reducing the scope of their …
Read more: Wrecked Arecibo Observatory May Undergo a Downsized Resurrection
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NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Solves a Longtime Mystery About the Sun

June 7, 2023

Passant Rabie

Although the Sun fuels life on our planet, Earth’s host star is not to be messed with. The inflamed ball of hot gas can often times get violent, flinging streams of plasma in our direction in the form of solar wind. By the time this solar wind reaches …
Read more: NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Solves a Longtime Mystery About the Sun
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New Webb Image Reveals 45,000 Sparkling Galaxies in Ancient Star Formation

June 6, 2023

Isaac Schultz

This infrared image taken by the Webb Space Telescope comprises more than 45,000 galaxies, many of which existed in the first billion years of the universe.Read more…
Read more: New Webb Image Reveals 45,000 Sparkling Galaxies in Ancient Star Formation
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Gravitational Waves Might Be Generated by the Debris Fields of Dying Stars

June 5, 2023

Isaac Schultz

A team of astrophysicists has determined through simulations that the debris shed by dying stars may be a source of gravitational waves—those ripples in spacetime predicted by Einstein over a century ago.Read more…
Read more: Gravitational Waves Might Be Generated by the Debris Fields of Dying Stars
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Webb Takes Portrait of Star-Studded Barred Galaxy

June 2, 2023

Isaac Schultz

The Webb Space Telescope is on a tear, imaging regions of star formation across the cosmos. Its latest target? The barred spiral galaxy NGC 5068—a bedazzled conglomeration of gas and stars 17 million light-years from Earth.Read more…
Read more: Webb Takes Portrait of Star-Studded Barred Galaxy
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Hundreds of One-Dimensional Strands Found Lurking in Our Galaxy’s Core

June 2, 2023

Isaac Schultz

Behold, the stringy, rainbowesque melange of one-dimensional structures hidden in plain sight across the galactic center. Or should we say plane sight? The tendrils measure 5 to 150 light-years in length, and now a team of scientists has found filament…
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