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By Doris Elin Salazar, Space.com
Massive Cosmic Collision Challenges Theories of the Early Universe
Astronomers report witnessing the formation of a galaxy cluster — the largest type of gravity-bound structure in the universe. And it’s not what they expected.
Astronomy
By Doris Elin Salazar, Space.com
Here Are Images of the First Stellar Remnant Found Beyond the Milky Way
Astronomers have published photographs of colorful gas and dust strands left behind by a supernova found within the constellation Tucana, the toucan, located 200,000 light-years from Earth.
Planets
By Doris Elin Salazar, Space.com
15 New Exoplanets Discovered — and One of Them May Be Suitable for Liquid Water
The planets orbit a red dwarf star called K2-155, located 200 light-years from Earth.
Planets
By Doris Elin Salazar, Space.com
TRAPPIST-1 Planets Could Hold 250 Times the Amount of Water as Earth’s Oceans
A new study estimates the masses of the seven Earth-like planets, which provides insights on what their atmospheres and surfaces may be like.
Planets
By Doris Elin Salazar, Space.com
Earthworms Appear to Be Thriving in Simulated Martian Soil
Worms could help future Red Planet settlers to cultivate crops by aerating soil and breaking down organic material into vital nutrients for plants.
Earth & Conservation
By Doris Elin Salazar, Space.com
NASA Tracks Harvey's Record Rainfall While Protecting James Webb Telescope
NASA's Aqua satellite, specialized aircraft, and the International Space Station are providing data on Tropical Storm Harvey as it continues to drop tremendous rainfall.
Astronomy
By Doris Elin Salazar, Space.com
Observations of Red Supergiant Antares Shed Light on the Final Moments of Dying Stars
New research, published in the journal Nature, describes the convection in the outer atmosphere that precedes the death of red supergiant stars.
Space & Innovation
By Doris Elin Salazar, Space.com
The Sun's Sound Waves Reveal That Its Surface Is Thinning
Celestial acoustic research shows that the sun's outer layers are more sensitive to medium and higher frequencies, indicating that some areas of the solar surface have weakened.
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