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Scientists stunned as ravenous black hole that defies physics consumes 3,000 suns per year

September 23, 2025 - astrophysics, and this one object is helping us chase down the answer."

The black hole is also producing more X-rays than any other in the first billion years of the universe, suggesting that rapid growth may be linked to the powerful jets of energy blasting from its core.A glimpse into the early universe

Because RACS J0320-35 is 12.8 billion light-years away, we’re seeing it as it was just 920 million years after the Big Bang. This makes it a crucial piece ...

NASA study anticipates Earth’s breathable atmosphere fading roughly one billion years into future

May 13, 2025 - astrophysics.”Beyond Earth: Mapping exoplanets’ habitable horizons

The research reaffirms that planets’ habitability hinges on delicate balance, not permanent status. “Venus once had surface oceans; Earth will someday follow,” Ozaki remarked, referencing its sister planet’s hellish transformation. By modeling Earth’s eventual fate, scientists hope to improve tools for assessing exoplanet biosignatures — traits signaling life-supporting conditions. Current techniques ...

New study finds cosmic shock wave 60 times larger than the Milky Way

March 02, 2022 -

Abell 3667, situated about 730 million light-years from Earth, is a galaxy cluster that is in turmoil. It is made up of two clusters of galaxies that are actually crashing into each other and about 550 individual galaxies in total that are gradually moving into one huge cosmic broth. (Related: Astronomers find 1,000 mysterious filaments of radio energy blasting from center of Milky Way.)

Although it is not immediately recognizable to most telescopes, the cosmic collision ...

Astronomers witness the BIRTH OF A PLANET for the very first time

July 24, 2025 -

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A cosmic artist at work

Protoplanetary discs have long fascinated astronomers. Like a painter swirling colors across a canvas, young stars spin dust and gas into intricate patterns—rings, gaps, and spirals—hinting at unseen planetary architects at work. For decades, scientists theorized that these spirals were sculpted by newborn planets, their gravitational pull sweeping up material as they grow. But until now, no one had caught ...

HIDDEN TOXIC COMPOUNDS in our food called “DARK MATTER” can wreck gut microbes, turn off vital genes, and cause malnourishment

September 02, 2025 - astrophysics, understanding nutritional dark matter could transform how we eat, prevent disease, and personalize health in the decades ahead.

Tune your food news frequency to FoodSupply.news and get updates on more junk science food stuff and dark matter funk that corporate America loads the grocery store shelves with to drive up chronic diseases and disorders so Big Pharma can take your money.

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Milky Way could host 100 undiscovered dwarf galaxies, new supercomputer simulations reveal

July 17, 2025 - astrophysics.

Led by Isabel Santos-Santos, a researcher at Durham University’s Institute for Computational Cosmology, the team combined ultra-high-resolution dark matter simulations with mathematical modeling to predict these "orphan" galaxies, which have evaded telescopes due to their extreme faintness.Dark matter’s invisible hand

The LCDM model, the dominant framework for understanding the universe, suggests that galaxies form within vast clumps of dark matter ...

Astronomers uncover the cosmic “dance” behind rare double hot Jupiter systems

July 03, 2025 -

In a universe teeming with mysteries, astronomers have uncovered the origins of one of the most baffling planetary arrangements yet: double hot Jupiters — scorching gas giants orbiting both stars in a binary system. Yale researchers have revealed that these rare cosmic duos form through a gravitational ballet, defying traditional theories of planetary formation. Their findings, published in The Astrophysical Journal, expose yet another flaw in mainstream ...

Heavy elements in space – where did they come from?

August 17, 2019 - astrophysics at Goethe University, suggested that Helmholtz's experimental storage ring (ESR) can recreate a reaction like this. He recommended that a heavy reaction partner circulate in an accelerator where it would interact with a stationary proton gas. This experiment proved so successful that an EU-funded research project at GSI has also expressed support for Reifarth's research.Nucleosynthesis experiment

In the experiment, the researchers prepared xenon ions, ...

Why ending the “War on Drugs” is critical for health freedom – watch at Brighteon.com

October 09, 2018 -

During a recent episode of his "The Health Freedom Hub" show, available for viewing at Brighteon.com, Jeff Kanter spoke with David Borden, Executive Director of the group "Stop The Drug War," to get his take on the ongoing drug war and how it's many tentacles are harming society in a profound way.

Borden got his start in astrophysics and is also a musician. But he eventually felt called to address the many issues surrounding the War on Drugs, including mass ...

Astronomers discover three Earth-sized planets in compact binary star system TOI-2267

October 28, 2025 -

An international team of astronomers has uncovered three Earth-sized planets orbiting within the binary star system TOI-2267, located approximately 190 light-years from Earth.

Published in Astronomy & Astrophysics, this discovery marks a significant milestone in exoplanet research, as it is the first known binary system where planets transit both stars—defying previous assumptions that such tight stellar configurations would be too unstable ...

Scientists warn Venus hides deadly “city-killer” asteroids with Earth in their crosshairs

May 29, 2025 -

Researchers have uncovered at least three massive asteroids, each capable of wiping out entire cities, hiding in Venus’s orbit, undetectable until it may be too late. These space rocks, ominously dubbed "city-killers," measure between 330 and 1,300 feet in diameter and could collide with Earth with just weeks of warning, unleashing devastation a million times more powerful than the Hiroshima atomic bomb.

The study, led by Valerio Carruba of São Paulo ...

Carbon dioxide isn’t a pollutant: It’s making the whole world GREENER, says late theoretical physicist and mathematician

January 08, 2024 - astrophysics, random matrices, mathematical formulation of quantum mechanics, condensed matter physics, nuclear physics and engineering.

(Related: Many others also agree that CO2 is not a "pollutant," but rather a necessary element that keeps the planet alive and thriving.)Don't worry: The climate won't hurt you

Back in 2006, Dyson published a work called "The Scientist as Rebel" in which he openly questioned – gasp! – the role of human activity in global ...

Watch: Science explainer Neil DeGrasse Tyson converts to transgenderism

August 04, 2023 - astrophysics to understand that,” she said.

I watched @neiltyson flail around trying to describe gender as a spectrum and decided to refute some of his points in a short video. pic.twitter.com/CaU9XyHrBA

— Chloe Cole ?? (@ChoooCole) August 1, 2023

Richard Dawkins, a British scientist, also ridiculed the suggestion that people can change their sex by adopting different words:

Sex is clearly binary, declaring oneself to be otherwise is a distortion of reality....

Experts: “Cataclysmic flare in the Milky Way felt 200,000 light-years away”

October 21, 2020 -

The blast, scientists said, was so big its flare managed to travel through both poles of the galaxy. This prompted lead author Joss Bland-Hawthorn of the University of Sydney to compare the blast to a “lighthouse beam.”

“Imagine darkness, and then someone switches on a lighthouse beacon for a brief period of time,” Bland-Hawthorn said.Giant blast was a relatively recent occurrence

According to Bland-Hawthorn’s research team at Australia’s ARC Centre of Excellence ...

The search for intelligent alien life gets a boost from the world’s biggest radio telescope

October 10, 2020 -

Opened in 2016, FAST has so far been used exclusively by Chinese scientists. That’s set to change next year with the commencement of a joint project between researchers from the SETI Institute in the U.S., the Chinese Academy of Sciences, as well as scientists working on the Breakthrough Listen Initiative – a project dedicated to SETI.

The team recently unveiled its plans, detailing the unprecedented advantages of the radio telescope in a paper published in the Research ...

Solar telescope offers unprecedented glimpse into the Sun

September 08, 2020 -

Recent observations using the telescope offer a spectacular, unprecedented glimpse into the Sun's surface. An image captured magnetic structures, which resembled the craggy, golden texture of popcorn. Another image zooms in on a sunspot, a dark region on the Sun's surface that's relatively cool and extremely magnetic.

The images were captured after major upgrades were done on Europe's largest solar telescope.

"This was a very exciting, but also extremely challenging ...

Study: There are 36 other ALIEN CIVILIZATIONS in our own galaxy, but humanity is too far away to communicate with them

June 18, 2020 - astrophysics at Nottingham.

Listen to this episode of the Health Ranger Report, by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, as he discusses how faster-than-light (FTL) technology of alien civilizations might work, helping these aliens communicate with each other over light years.

Researchers took a new approach to measuring the number of possible alien civilizations

In 1961, astronomer Frank Drake came up with the Drake equation, which is used to guess the number ...

Astronomers discover and decode strange signals from a 3-body star system

February 17, 2020 -

Called NGTS-7, this celestial object is part of binary system NGTS-7ABM, and appears to most telescopes as a single star. In 2019 however, it piqued the curiosity of researchers at the University of Warwick in England, after they saw it emitting what seemed to look like flares.

Upon closer observation, however, the researchers, led by James A.G. Jackman, found that it wasn’t emitting flares at all -- its light just dims briefly every 16.2 hours.

Further intrigued ...

Mysterious Mars: Methane “burp” previously detected on Mars “seems to have disappeared”

September 12, 2019 -

In April 2018, the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO) passed over the Gale Crater where earlier rovers and spacecraft picked up strong spikes of methane. Its Nomad chemical analyzer failed to detect any signs of methane in the air 250 miles (400 kilometers) above the ground.

Designed to detect extremely low concentrations of atmospheric methane, Nomad also possessed enough sensitivity to determine whether or not the carbon in methane came from inorganic or organic sources....

Some black holes bring dead “zombie” stars back to life just to rip them apart later

February 07, 2019 -

Supercomputer simulations provided images of this deadly romance. Midsize black holes (objects between 100 times the mass of our sun to those thousands or even billions of times the mass of our sun) have just enough gravitational force to reignite a dead white dwarf star -- a stellar corpse that has used up all of its nuclear fuel. It’s the “Goldilocks theory” applied to space science; with this perfectly sized black hole having just the right amount of energy to cause stellar ...