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CHIME Detected Over 500 Fast Radio Burst in its First Year, Providing new Clues to What’s Causing Them June 15, 2021
The CHIME radio observatory detected over 500 Fast Radio Bursts (FRBs) during its first year in operation, the study of which is yielding valuable insight into our Universe. The post CHIME Detected Over 500 Fast Radio Burst in its First Year, Providing new Clues to What’s Causing Them appeared first on Universe Today.
Matt Williams
NASA has Approved a Space Telescope That Will Scan the Skies for Dangerous Near-Earth Asteroids June 15, 2021
A lot of the threats humanity faces come from ourselves. If we were listing them, we’d include tribalism, greed, and the fact that we’re evolved primates, and our brains have a lot in common with animal brains. Our animalistic brains subject us to many of the same destructive emotions and impulses that animals are subject […]
Evan Gough
Rare Triple Galaxy Merger With at Least Two Supermassive Black Holes June 15, 2021
One of the best things about that universe is that there is so much to it. If you look hard enough, you can most likely find any combination of astronomical events happening. Not long ago we reported on research that found 7 separate instances of three galaxies colliding with one another. Now, a team led […]
Andy Tomaswick
Iridescent Clouds on Mars Seen by Curiosity June 15, 2021
Laying on a grassy field staring at the cloud formations in the sky and coming up with harebrained ideas about their shapes is a common feature in childhood summers – at least as they’re portrayed in media. Someday that image might translate to a child laying on a sandy or rocky outcropping, looking up at […]
Andy Tomaswick
Blue Origin Auction Ends With a Closing Bid of $28 million June 15, 2021
Blue Origin's auction for a seat aboard the New Shepard's inaugural spaceflight has now closed, with a winning bid of $28 million! The post Blue Origin Auction Ends With a Closing Bid of $28 million appeared first on Universe Today.
Matt Williams

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