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Five-year-old gelding Al Muthan, at 80-1, came flying on the far outside to defeat previously unbeaten Charles Dickens by a neck in Saturday’s R1.5 million L’Ormarins King’s Plate (G1) going one mile at Kenilworth Racecourse in Cape Town.

The year 2022 saw quite a few impressive scientific feats and discoveries.

As a scientist, as an engineer and as a human being. >> reporter: this is it, the first image taken by the telescope released by nasa. webbs first deep field. all of the lights are not individual stars. each one is an entire galaxy. each galaxy is filled with billions of stars. if you zoom in on some of them, you can even see the distinctive spiral shape. webb also took spectacular images of planets closer to home. the pillars of creation where baby stars are born. its part of the eagle nebulous...

By nasa. its calls webs first deep field. all of these lights are not individual stars. each one is an entire galaxy, and each galaxy is filled with billions of stars. if you zoom in on some of them, you can see the distinctive spiral shape, and took images of neptune and jupiter as you have never seen. and then part of the eagle nebulous some 6500 light-years away. the hubble space telescope in 1995, the webbs predecessor. finally, for the first time in more than 50 years nasa launching a rocke...

The 2021 Cox Plate winner is set to stand in Ireland for his opening season at stud

In Carl Sagan’s classic sci-fi novel “Contact,” the first signals from alien life were famously heard at Hat Creek Radio Observatory at

The James Webb Space Telescope looks back in time to the very earliest stages of our Universe and at some of the earliest stars and galaxies.

Dubbed the Sparkler galaxy, it got its name thanks to the compact objects appearing as small yellow-red dots surrounding it, referred to by Canadian researchers as sparkles.

The James Webb Space Telescope’s first images of the distant universe shocked astronomers. Is the discovery of unimaginably distant galaxies a mirage, or a revolution?