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You can see it now: Mary leaning over her wooden slats, enquiring just how Gerald’s lawn looks so lustrous in the middle of a drought

French physicist Étienne Klein posted what he claimed was a picture of the star Proxima Centauri, but later admitted that it was a piece of chorizo.

A French physicist who received thousands of likes on a tweeted photo he claimed was from the James Webb Space Telescope has admitted the photo actually showed a very detailed...

French scientist Étienne Klein tweeted the image as a joke and a cautionary tale about fake news, but it seems some people took him seriously.

Etienne Klein apologized for misleading some Twitter followers with his "scientist's joke."

A renowned French physicist has issued an apology on Twitter after sharing a photo of a nearby star, which turned out to be sliced chorizo.

SpaceX rocket has launched the Danuri Lunar Orbiter of South Korea, which is expected to land on the moon in December.

Étienne Klein revealed a photo he tweeted was not from the James Webb Space Telescope. Instead, he said, he had posted an image of a slice of chorizo.

A well regarded and renowned physicist has been forced to apologize for a prank he pulled. Etienne Klein posted a photo online that he claimed showed the distant star Proxima Centauri. Turns out it wasn't. It's a piece of chorizo. Yup. The sausage meat we enjoy in tacos is what's in the picture.

A prominent French scientist who posted a photograph of a distant star on his Twitter feed, claiming it had been taken by the James Webb telescope, has