Young Sunlike Star Reveals Rapid Two-Year Magnetic Cycle
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Eyes in the Sky: Turning Earth Observation Data Into Real-World Solutions
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An Asteroid Just Flew Closer to Earth Than the International Space Station
Asteroid 2025 TF zipped just 428 km above Antarctica — the second-closest asteroid flyby ever recorded. On October 1, 2025, a small asteroid silently swept
Earth’s Oxygen Boom: How Nickel and Urea Shaped Early Life and Set the Stage for a Living World
New experiments reveal how chemical balances in ancient oceans delayed and then accelerated the planet’s Great Oxidation Event. Roughly 2.4 billion years ago, Earth experienced
Astronomers Detect the Smallest Dark Object Ever Found Through Gravitational Lensing
A new milestone in dark matter research reveals a mysterious, invisible object a million times heavier than our Sun. In one of the most remarkable
Two Black Holes Caught Circling Each Other — A Cosmic First
Astronomers capture the first-ever radio image of two supermassive black holes in orbit, confirming a theory 40 years in the making. For the first time
Accelerating Climate Modeling at a Lower Cost
Climate modeling is entering a new era—one powered by artificial intelligence. Scientists at New York University’s Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences and the Center for
Clam Shells Sound Alarm Over Unstable North Atlantic Currents
Ocean quahog shells (Arctica islandica)—nature’s silent record keepers—are revealing alarming signs about the stability of the North Atlantic Ocean’s circulation systems. According to a new
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A Troubling Signal from the North Atlantic A massive system of swirling ocean currents in the North Atlantic — known as the subpolar gyre —
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