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AI designs new gravitational wave detectors
Researchers use artificial intelligence (AI) to find better ways to detect cosmic ripples in the fabric of spacetime.

Webb telescope data hint at galaxy rotation mystery
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope finds most deep-space galaxies rotate clockwise, challenging ideas about the universe.

DESI maps the universe to unlock dark energy secrets
The Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument reveals millions of stars, galaxies, and quasars to explore the universe’s expansion and mysteries.

Peering into an alien sky
Astronomers map the wild 3d atmosphere of ultra-hot tylos with powerful winds and strange weather patterns.

Cloud of axions around neutron stars could explain dark matter
Neutron stars might be surrounded by clouds of tiny particles called axions, and this might help explain dark matter.

Exoplanet-hunting telescope to begin search for another Earth
Using 26 cameras, "PLATO" will look for potential habitable zones that can be examined in detail, and will study their Sun-like stars

Euclid telescope reveals amazing images from the Universe's distant past
Most precise map of our Universe over time

Matteo Borri: Alien Life | Mindplex Podcast - S2E10
A perfect backgrounder on the Odysseus Moon landing by Matteo Borri, an open source roboticist and inventor of a chlorophyll detecting laser that was included on the Mars Perseverance Rover.

South Pole Telescope scientists publish new observations of the afterglow of the Big Bang
Telescope with new camera and 16,000 detectors at an ideal location provides new data

A carbon-lite atmosphere could be a sign of water and life on a terrestrial planet
Signs of both ozone and depleted carbon dioxide could be a signal of habitability and could lead to discoveries within the next few years