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Webb Examined an Asteroid Belt and Found More Than it Bargained For - Vimarsana News

Webb Examined an Asteroid Belt and Found More Than it Bargained For

Astronomers were surprised when the pointed the powerful JWST at Fomalhaut. They found much more than an asteroid belt.

Transgender surgeries linked to horrific and often fatal infections: "I now live in a painful body that no longer belongs to me" - Vimarsana News

Transgender surgeries linked to horrific and often fatal infections: "I now live in a painful body that no longer belongs to me"

The Journal of Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology published a study recently about a formerly healthy 18-year-old boy who underwent a ghastly and barbaric transgender "affirmation" [...]

The Density of What Matters in the Universe - Vimarsana News

The Density of What Matters in the Universe

In my Freshman Seminar class at Harvard, the students were surprised to learn that the density of air is merely a thousand times lower than that of liquids or solids. This implies that atoms are…

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Voyager 2's Science Mission Extended to 2026 Thanks to Backup Power Reservoir: NASA - Vimarsana News

Voyager 2's Science Mission Extended to 2026 Thanks to Backup Power Reservoir: NASA

NASA has extended the science missions of Voyager 2 until 2026, thanks to a small reservoir of backup power that the spacecraft has started using.

Ask Ethan #2: Meet the Oort Cloud - Vimarsana News

Ask Ethan #2: Meet the Oort Cloud

"The great oak of Astronomy has been felled, and we are lost without its shadow." -Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar, on the passing of Jan Oort In our new semi-regular series, readers from all over the world (and in low-Earth orbit, too, because why not!) are invited to send in their questions and suggestions for a chance to have them answered here on this blog! Today, our question comes from Robert Meegan, who asks,