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Ancient quasars discovered in isolated parts of the universe raise questions about their rapid growth and impact on galaxies

Ancient quasars discovered in isolated parts ...

Quasars are supermassive black holes at the hearts of galaxies, and their light and quasar winds affect the growth of stars. Recent discoveries by the James Webb Telescope show that some quasars formed in very isolated parts of the early universe, leading to questions about their rapid growth without available fuel.

Scientists discover how extreme climate change on Mars has turned the planet into a hostile environment for life

Scientists discover how extreme climate ...

NASA's Curiosity rover has uncovered new evidence of how Mars has undergone drastic climate change that has transformed the planet from perhaps habitable to a cold, dry and inaccessible desert.

Pioneering magnetic field mapping of the solar corona with NSF Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope Reveals New Scientific Possibilities

Pioneering magnetic field mapping of the ...

Detecting the magnetic field of the solar corona using NSF Daniel K. The solar telescope's Inouye represents a key advance in solar physics, enabling more accurate prediction of space weather conditions affecting Earth's technological infrastructure.

Scientists discover unique ring-shaped region in Earth

Scientists discover unique ring-shaped region ...

Scientists have discovered a new ring-shaped region within Earth's liquid core, located deep below the surface. This discovery opens new insights into Earth's magnetic field and the behavior of seismic waves

Supercomputer simulations reveal turbulence dynamics in black hole accretion disks

Supercomputer simulations reveal turbulence ...

Scientists from Tohoku and Utsunomiya universities used supercomputers to simulate accretion disks around black holes, revealing complex turbulence and its role in energy transfer

A large asteroid impact 4 billion years ago drastically changed Ganymede

A large asteroid impact 4 billion years ago ...

Scientists have discovered that an asteroid 20 times larger than the one that wiped out the dinosaurs hit Ganymede, Jupiter's largest moon, 4 billion years ago, causing a significant change in its rotational axis and long-term consequences for its geology

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