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Scientific Reports - Pronounced interplay between intrinsic phase-coexistence and octahedral tilt magnitude in hole-doped lanthanum cuprates
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Green airglow from excited oxygen atoms fills the skies over Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. This image is a composite mosaic; sky images had an exposure time of 15 seconds and foregroun
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NASA discovered that pressure waves sent out by a black hole caused ripples that could be translated into a note - now they've converted that data into a sou...
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The world's newest and biggest space telescope is showing Jupiter as never before - auroras and all. Scientists...
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A small galaxy swallowed by a larger spiral galaxy deposited a supermassive black hole as it was violently ripped apart and consumed.
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NASA plans to deploy a surgical robot to the International Space Station (ISS) by 2024. This robot he calls MIRA (Miniturized In Vivo Robotic Assistant),
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The customized chamber will prepare the SPHEREx space telewscope's sensitive infrared optics for deep views of universe.
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Today in questions you never knew you wanted the answer to: What’s a black hole sound like? Turns out, the...
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In the void of interstellar space, the most distant emissary of humankind carries a message that will last for billions of years.
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NASA has found out what a black hole sounds like and it's worth a moment to listen because it's eerie and the perfect horror movie soundtrack.
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This widespread but largely unknown forage crop could help bring agriculture to Mars.
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The lunar campaign begins with the test flight of a giant new rocket, followed by missions to fly humans to the moon for the first time since 1972.
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The world’s newest and biggest space telescope is showing Jupiter as never before, auroras and all.
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According to a recent study, the unconventional way mosquitoes analyse odours may help explain why they are so good at finding humans to bite. The findings of the study were published in the journal Cell. If you've ever sprayed yourself head to toe in bug rep…
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The flow of time from the past to the future is a central feature of how we experience the world. But precisely how this phenomenon, known as the arrow of time,
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Residents of Northwestern parts of the U.S. and Canada were baffled at seeing a bright trail of lights—almost like a train flying through the skies over the weekend. The mystery seems to have now been resolved. And, it's not the aliens. This moving cluster co…
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Astronomers can use gravitational wave data to study the interiors of neutron stars, thanks to new gravitational wave models.
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This image from NASA's Mars Odyssey shows the upper elevations of Olympus Mons, including part of the summit caldera.
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The images show the planet's atmosphere, rings and moons.
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A new technique may provide a unique window into the "teenage" years of the universe that are hard to study with other methods.
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Where is the Mars Curiosity Rover now? The 10-year-old rover has covered almost 18 miles since its deployment in 2012.
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Hubble is still putting in the work.
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This study sheds light on the mechanisms by which different MYB and bHLH transcription factors select their partners to form complexes, and reveals two types of MYB–bHLH interaction modes that are evolutionarily conserved but evolved independently in plants.
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