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Kilonova Wipeout Despite being many light-years away, two colliding neutron stars could create a powerful enough explosion to wipe out life on Earth. As detailed in a recent paper published in The Astrophysical Journal, first spotted by Universe Today, a team of researchers concluded that a kilonova could pose a major threat to Earth-like planets, […]

Leadership, in the united states. we got to get away from this ideology of dei, binary system of oppressor versus oppressed and really valuing their worth from academic, social and intellectual lens. tension and real animosity existing on harvard campus and across universities in the united states is really tangible and really, really dire. she has fostered this unhealthy environment and it is time there is real palpable change. >> todd: this has been a painful time for so many, we just hope thi...

The first look at the Dinkinesh asteroid revealed a surprise: The small space rock had its own moon. Now as the Lucy spacecraft downlinked more images of its first target, it showed not one but two tiny asteroids orbiting around Dinkinesh.

Scientists have discovered that the asteroid Dinkinesh is actually a binary pair.

This article discusses Surface Measurement Systems solutions for gas capture, separation and storage.

A newly discovered, highly magnetic and massive helium star could explain how magnetars, stellar corpses with the universe's strongest magnetic fields, are born.

This unusual system 'shouldn't exist,' says one astronomer, who notes the orbit is as long as his dacommute.

A binary star system has been discovered that contains two stars orbiting around each other so closely that they could fit inside the Sun together. As detailed in a study, set to be published in the journal TK, the system comprises stellar objects known as a brown dwarf and a red dwarf, locked in intimate […]

From the blog of Mel Alexenberg at The Times of Israel

These 'ultracool' stars have such low temperatures that they only emit infrared light.