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1,000 simulations prove Earth isn't special, shattering cosmic myth | RBC-Ukraine
1+ hour, 29+ min ago (246+ words) Planets suitable for life may form naturally - without a rare coincidence of cosmic circumstances. Planetologists reached this conclusion after conducting over 1,000 computer simulations of terrestrial planet formation, according to SciTech Daily. For the past 30 years, scientists modeled planet formation using…...
Cosmic Radiation At Flight Altitudes Rises When The Sun Is Less Active
9+ hour, 4+ min ago (339+ words) The researchers analysed measurements collected during six balloon launches from southern Israel between 2014 and 2016. The balloons, equipped with radiation sensors, climbed as high as approximately 35 kilometres, allowing the team to understand atmospheric ionization and radiation changed from near the ground…...
A star is exploding 45 million light-years away??? here's how you can see it
18+ hour, 16+ min ago (18+ words) A star is exploding 45 million light-years away — here's how you can see it Coast to Coast AM...
Classic Moon-formation simulations typically produced a ring of debris that assembled over months or years after a Mars-sized world struck early Earth. But simulations published in September 2026 that included temperature-dependent rock strength found that, under certain conditions, a coherent Moon-sized satellite could emerge in roughly five hours.
14+ hour, 59+ min ago (1286+ words) A September 2026 impact study found that strength retained by hot, partly solid rock can redirect Theia’s rebound and capture a coherent satellite within hours. By Terra Daily Editorial Team · Editorial process Published September 13, 2026 For decades, the standard computer version of…...
Earth’s moon may have formed nearly whole just hours after a giant crash
11+ hour, 23+ min ago (504+ words) New simulations suggest the moon may have formed almost instantly after a giant impact, not slowly from a debris disk....
Webb telescope detects changes in Chariklo's rings
12+ hour, 57+ min ago (308+ words) Webb telescope detects changes in the rings of the small body Chariklo UA.NEWS Webb telescope detects changes in the rings of the small body Chariklo The James Webb Space Telescope has detected changes in the two rings of the…...
China’s FAST telescope creates largest neutral hydrogen catalog
14+ hour, 15+ min ago (258+ words) China’s FAST telescope creates the largest catalog of neutral hydrogen UA.NEWS China’s FAST telescope creates the largest catalog of neutral hydrogen China’s FAST radio telescope in Guizhou Province has released the second data set of the FASHI survey, containing…...
Einstein Probe X-Ray Flash: What Powered This Supernova?
22+ hour, 13+ min ago (476+ words) A sub-threshold Einstein Probe X-ray flash was found after ZTF spotted supernova SN 2025wkm. Researchers link the signal to shock breakout and a possible magnetar-powered engine. EP250827b was a soft X-ray flash that lasted more than 1,000 seconds. Spectral fits put its peak…...
New simulations suggest the moon formed just 5 hours after Earth slammed into protoplanet Theia
1+ day, 54+ min ago (552+ words) Earth's moon may have formed far faster than scientists once believed, with new simulations suggesting it came together in as little as five hours after a catastrophic collision. That unexpectedly short timeline could reshape researchers' understanding of one of the…...
Space News: NASA rocket takes first multi-point look inside radio-disrupting clouds
1+ week, 2+ day ago (474+ words) High above Earth, thin veils of metallic haze drift through the edge of space. Known as sporadic E layers, these high-altitude “clouds” form from the vaporized dust of burnt-up meteors, earning their name from the unpredictable way they emerge and…...