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A strange signal from a distant planet has scientists buzzing—and what the Webb Telescope found in its atmosphere could be the biggest clue yet that we’re not alone.
NASA’s Perseverance rover has struck a geological gold mine on Mars, uncovering ancient rock samples—including one possibly dating back 3.9 billion years.
Elon Musk says his government task force works an astonishing 120 hours a week. Even with the rest of the week left for sleep, it’s not nearly enough. The health risks behind this extreme schedule might be more serious than expected.
Scientists have just pulled off a quantum feat once thought impossible — and they did it without freezing everything to the brink of absolute zero. A strange paradox from 1935 just got a real-world twist.
The James Webb Telescope has found a galaxy eerily similar to the Milky Way—just a billion years after the Big Bang—leaving scientists stunned and theories shaken.
A once-promising candidate for habitability may actually be a superheated, magma-shrouded world—but its atmosphere could help unlock the secrets of planetary evolution across the galaxy.
A scientific analysis of samples collected on the surface of Mars shows the Red Planet has evolved its own version of a carbon cycle. The cycle helps create life on Earth, but why not on Mars?What you need to know Evidence of carbon deposits in the crust of Mars has been found, suggesting the presence of a carbon cycle. Mars once had a far warmer climate with liquid water and a thick carbon dioxide atmosphere. A broken cycle may have contributed to Mars becoming uninhabitable. Scientists studying soil samples from NASA’s Curiosity rover have discovered that a carbon cycle similar to the one that sustains life on Earth once played out on the Red Planet. While it’s unclear whether Marsever supported life, its current harsh environment may be due to an “imbalanced” carbon cycle. “Mars seems to have been habitable for its first billion years and that waned very quickly,” Ben Tutolo, a space researcher at the University of Calgary, Canada, told DW. Mars once had a thick atmosphere full of carbon dioxide capable of