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π SpaceParker Solar Probe finds order inside the solar wind's chaos
In the turbulent solar wind, magnetic fields flip the way they spin at very small scales, a pattern now seen directly for the first time.
π SpaceThe star that keeps 'exploding' but never dies
X-ray data from NASA's Chandra reveal a hidden partner, a neutron star or a black hole, behind the repeated outbursts of the giant star AT 2016blu.
π SpaceWill asteroid miners crash the price of platinum?
Two MIT researchers simulated what happens to platinum-group metal prices once companies start bringing metal home from asteroids.
π SpaceCould tiny whirlpools on the Sun heat its corona?
A new study argues that millions of small plasma vortices on the Sun's surface carry enough energy to explain why its outer atmosphere is so hot.
π SpaceWebb's 'little red dots' may be baby black holes
New simulations suggest the mysterious red specks spotted with NASA's Webb telescope are young galaxies where the first giant black holes were forming.
π SpaceTwin Mars probes take a shortcut past Earth
NASA's two ESCAPADE spacecraft fired their engines while swinging past Earth and are now heading to Mars, due in September 2027.
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The Red Planet is, in a way, covered in rust.
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π€ AI & TechnologyHugging Face promises to keep open-source AI alive
After Jensen Huang left Nvidia, the CEO of Hugging Face, which Nvidia agreed to buy for $12.9 billion, vowed to keep fighting for open AI.
π€ AI & TechnologyNvidia's founder Jensen Huang steps down
Jensen Huang, who co-founded Nvidia and led it to the centre of the AI boom, has left the company; finance chief Colette Kress is now interim CEO.
When AI found a planet humans missed Sample
A neural network spotted an eighth planet around the star Kepler-90.
How does an AI chatbot write? Sample
It builds every answer one small piece at a time.
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Venus takes about 243 Earth days to spin once, but only about 225 Earth days to go around the Sun.
Neutron stars are so dense that one teaspoon of their material would weigh around a billion tonnes on Earth.
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