Astronomers have discovered a new source that confirmed the fact that binary systems with strong colliding stellar winds comprise a separate new population of high-energy gamma-ray sources.
via Science Daily
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Astronomer detected a new source of intense gamma-radiation in the sky
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Astronomers have discovered a new source that confirmed the fact that binary systems with strong colliding stellar winds comprise a separate new population of high-energy gamma-ray sources.
via Science Daily
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Astronomers have discovered a new source that confirmed the fact that binary systems with strong colliding stellar winds comprise a separate new population of high-energy gamma-ray sources.
via Science Daily
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Puzzling asteroid observations explained by destruction of asteroids close to Sun
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For two decades it was thought that most near-Earth objects (NEOs) -- asteroids and comets that may pose a hazard to life on Earth -- end their existence in a dramatic final plunge into the Sun. A new study finds instead that most of those objects are destroyed much farther from the Sun than previously thought. This surprising new discovery explains several puzzling observations that have been reported in recent years.
via Science Daily
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For two decades it was thought that most near-Earth objects (NEOs) -- asteroids and comets that may pose a hazard to life on Earth -- end their existence in a dramatic final plunge into the Sun. A new study finds instead that most of those objects are destroyed much farther from the Sun than previously thought. This surprising new discovery explains several puzzling observations that have been reported in recent years.
via Science Daily
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Sinosphere: Alien Telescope Project to Displace 9,000 Villagers in China
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China is relocating thousands of villagers in Guizhou Province to build a $184 million telescope to detect signs of extraterrestrial life.
via New York Times
China is relocating thousands of villagers in Guizhou Province to build a $184 million telescope to detect signs of extraterrestrial life.
via New York Times
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