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Analyzing coalescing black holes is a difficult task that necessitates sophisticated machine-learning techniques. A safety net, a type of neural network specifically designed for detecting rare events, is one reliable

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The movement of gas into a giant galaxy provides evidence of material recycling.

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An international team of space scientists has discovered that the observation of a gas cloud stream as it enters a massive galaxy may provide evidence

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Mars’ Rich Meteorology has been Studied in Depth by the Perseverance Rover

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The Perseverance rover, which landed on Mars on February 18, 2021, is equipped with a suite of scientific instruments that allow it to study the

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The Creation of a Very Far Away Cluster of Galaxies from the Early Universe is Witnessed by Astronomers

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Astronomers have found the largest store of hot gas to date in the still-forming galaxy cluster around the Spiderweb galaxy using the Atacama Large Millimeter/Submillimeter Array (ALMA), of which ESO

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Difficulties of ‘Forbidden’ Planet Orbiting Tiny Star Theories of Gas Giant Creation

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Astronomers led by Shubham Kanodia of Carnegie have identified a peculiar planetary system in which a huge gas giant planet revolves around a dim red

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How the Surface Oceans of One of Saturn’s Moons Eject Particles

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Enceladus, the sixth biggest of Saturn's 83 moons, has long been regarded by astronomers as one of the more intriguing bodies in our solar system,

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At the Center of the Milky Way, a Supermassive Black Hole is Being Drawn Toward a Mysterious Object

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Scientists have been seeing an elongated object called X7 near the supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way for two decades and have been curious about what

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A ‘Cataclysmic’ Pair of Stars with the Shortest Orbit Ever Discovered by Astronomers

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In our galaxy, about half of the stars are solitary, like the sun. The remaining half consists of stars that orbit other stars in pairs

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Martian Light Display Produced by Massive Solar Storm Seen by NASA’s MAVEN

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Due to solar storms that started on August 27 (2022), NASA's MAVEN spacecraft saw two distinct ultraviolet aurorae at the same time for the first

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The Discovery of Massive Early Galaxies Challenges previous knowledge of the Universe

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The discovery of massive early galaxies indeed challenges our prior understanding of the universe. According to the standard cosmological model, which is supported by various observations and measurements, the universe