I U Fu Oflipped into 76yBig Ideas: All-Female Spacewalk Makes History and Brain-Computer InterfaceNASA astronauts Jessica Meir and Christina Koch made history today when they conducted the first all-female spacewalk to replace a failed power control unit. Plus, six teams of DARPA researchers are working on developing a technology that could potentially control drones with the brain waves of soldiers, and fatty tissue is found in the lungs of obese and overweight people for the first time.
Forbesflipped into TechnologyDark Matter Dark Matter's Biggest Problem Might Simply Be A Numerical ErrorForbes - Ethan SiegelThe ultimate goal of cosmology contains the greatest ambition of any scientific field: to understand the birth, growth, and evolution of the entire Universe. This includes every particle, antiparticle,
Infinite Mindflipped into Alpha Omega NewsEvolution Evolution tells us we might be the only intelligent life in the universeThe Conversation UK - Nick Longrich Are we alone in the universe? It comes down to whether intelligence is a probable outcome of natural selection, or an improbable fluke. By …
TheWirralWhiteflipped into Engage - All Things Star TrekEnergy Engage: A Trek-style warp drive just became a bit less impossibleSYFY WIRE - Elizabeth Rayne Trekkies everywhere (and Star Wars fans who have been wanting a hyperdrive) are going to shoot to the moon once they find out that an actual warp …
Joseph Calandrielloflipped into MuseSupernovae NASA's Chandra X-Ray Observatory Captures Clumpy Death Of A StarMashable - Aakarsh DubeNASA’s Hubble Telescope captured breathtaking fireworks of an exploding StarTycho Supernova Remnant, which was first discovered in November 1572 by multiple individuals that noticed a new bright object
Popular Scienceflipped into SpaceBlack Holes Here’s how life could thrive on a planet orbiting a black hole—and other alternative sunsPopular Science - Charlie WoodThe universe is full of warm bodies. Why should life limit itself to sun-like stars? Two suns scorch the desert planet of Tatooine in the Star Wars universe. Superman gets his powers after leaving the
Theme Parks Nickelodeon Universe set to open at American Dream. Here’s what it will cost younews12.com - newjersey.news12.com The American Dream mega mall in East Rutherford is set to open its doors in exactly one week, and opening inside -- the Nickelodeon Universe theme …
ObservatoriesUnderwood & Underwood | The Wonderful Universe Explorer, The Great 36-inch Equatorial Telescope, Lick Observatory, Mt. Hamilton,metmuseum.org - www.metmuseum.org
Smithsonian Magazineflipped into SmartnewsExoplanets To Find Baby Planets, Researchers Chase Waterfalls of Gassmithsonianmag.com - Jason Daley Since researchers discovered the first exoplanets in the 1990s, astronomers have gotten pretty good at finding satellites orbiting distant suns, …
Fox Newsflipped into Top StoriesScience Earth-like exoplanets may be common in the universe, study suggestsFox News - Christopher CarboneEarth-like exoplanets may be quite common in the universe, a new UCLA study suggests. Scientists led by Alexandra Doyle, a University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) graduate student of geochemistry
Cell Biology New Universe of Miniproteins Is Upending Cell Biologyrealclearscience.com - Mitch Leslie Mice put human runners to shame. Despite taking puny strides, the rodents can log 10 kilometers or more per night on an exercise wheel. But the mice …
Astronomy This Poofy, Inflated Exoplanet Is One of the Puffiest Ever Seenspace.com - Charles Q. Choi Giant alien worlds known as hot Jupiters, with searing, close orbits to their host stars, can inflate like balloons. Now, astronomers have discovered …
ComicBook.comflipped into ComicBook.com Marvel newsMarvel Entertainment Avengers: Endgame Star Paul Rudd Calls Thanus Theory a Lost Opportunitycomicbook.com - Jenna Anderson Avengers: Endgame had quite a lot of speculation surrounding it, as fans were eager to see exactly how the Marvel Cinematic Universe's heroes …
Mashable Indiaflipped into SCIENCEDark Matter Researchers Claim Dark Matter Pulls Galaxies At Breakneck SpeedsMashable - Aakarsh DubeSpinning is ubiquitous in the cosmos. All the planets, stars and galaxies in the universe spin about their own axes due to gravity. The Milky Way spins at a speed of 210 km/sec as observed in our neighborhood
Edmonton Sunflipped into Edmonton Sun NewsSpider-Man Watch: Marvel: Universe of Super Heroes arrivesedmontonsun.com - Nathan Martin Read More
Daily Mailflipped into Top StoriesHubble Telescope Intergalactic wrestling match captured in photo of two galaxies which collided 200million years agodailymail.co.uk - By Milly Vincent For Mailonline An award winning image shows an ongoing galactic battle - an entire galaxy being torn apart because it drifted too close to its neighbour around 200 …
Scott Oramflipped into Space... The Final FrontierGalaxies The Milky Way Stole Its Cosmic Neighbors from Another Galaxyspace.com - Elizabeth Howell Looks like the Milky Way filched from one of its neighbors in the ancient past. Our home galaxy stole several dwarf galaxies that used to belong to …
BBC FuturePhysics Could Elvis Presley be alive in a parallel universe?BBC FutureOf all the most fantastic things science has predicted, perhaps the most head-spinning is the idea that the universe we live in may not be the only one out there. First proposed by Hugh Everett in 1957,
Hubble Space Telescope Image: Hubble snags starry galaxyphys.org - NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center In this image taken by the Hubble Space Telescope, the galaxy NGC 4380 looks like a special effect straight out of a science fiction or fantasy film, …
SYFY WIREflipped into SYFY WIRESpitzer Space Telescope M81: Spiraling dusty galactic heatSYFY WIRE - Phil Plait NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope launched into space in August 2003. For the 16th anniversary of this event (yeah, I know, I'm a bit late; I've been …
Daily Mail flipped into Top StoriesLifestyle (UK) Founder of Melbourne bag label Bobby Universe reveals the secret to her six figure businessdailymail.co.uk - By Alice Murphy For Daily Mail Australia A young fashion designer who launched an ethical handbag brand four years ago has revealed the secret to her six-figure success. Emma Rosenhain, 30, …
The A.V. ClubPatton Oswalt Patton Oswalt adds The Boys to his nigh-comprehensive list of comic book-adjacent rolesThe A.V. Club - A.V. ClubCan you really be said to have a TV comic book adaptation, or superhero cinematic universe, if you don’t have Patton Oswalt come in to play a character at some point? Oswalt, a devoted fan of all things
Sal Mandrixflipped into Good To KnowSpace Telescope How Can a Star Be Older Than the Universe?space.com - David Crookes For more than 100 years, astronomers have been observing a curious star located some 190 light years away from Earth in the constellation Libra. It …
CuBOflipped into {UNI}VERSE Seen + UnseenGalaxies The 15 Weirdest Galaxies in Our UniverseLive Science - Stephanie Pappas The universe contains somewhere in the ballpark of 100 billion and 200 billion galaxies. With numbers that large, you can bet that there are some …
Futurismflipped into FuturismScience This Star Appears to Be Older Than the Universefuturism.com - Jon Christian A fascinating new story in the magazine All About Space looks at HD 140283, a star that’s been annoying astrophysicists for nearly two decades — …
Robert Haireflipped into ("Insert tittle here")Quantum Mechanics Physicist Explains One Concept in 5 Levels of DifficultyWIRED - Wired
CuBOflipped into {UNI}VERSE Seen + UnseenDark Matter Exotic 'Fuzzy' Dark Matter May Have Created Giant Filaments Across the Early Universespace.com - Adam Mann Dark matter, the mysterious substance making up a quarter of the mass and energy of the universe, might be made from extremely tiny and light …
Joseph Calandrielloflipped into MuseExoplanets Doomed Alien Planets 'Polluted' White Dwarf Stars with Earth-Like Rocksspace.com - Charles Q. Choi By analyzing the disintegrated remains of distant worlds consumed by their stars, a new study finds that at least some rocky exoplanets may have …
The Wall Street Journal.flipped into Top NewsExoplanets This Year's Nobels Have Cosmic ReachThe Wall Street Journal. - Frank WilczekLast week, the Nobel Prize in Physics went to James Peebles for theoretical contributions to physical cosmology, along with Michel Mayor and Didier Queloz for their work on exoplanets—distant planets orbit
Galaxies Stormy cluster weather could unleash black hole power and explain lack of cosmic coolingphys.org - Dr Robert Massey "Weather" in clusters of galaxies may explain a longstanding puzzle, according to a team of researchers at the University of Cambridge. The …
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