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Mysterious Repeating Radio Signals from Space Traced to White Dwarf Binary

An international research team has identified the source of mysterious long-period radio transients (LPTs) as a white dwarf actively accreting material from a companion red dwarf star. This discovery, made using the ASKAP radio telescope, provides the strongest evidence yet linking LPTs to white dwarf binary systems and offers a new 'Rosetta Stone' for understanding these cosmic phenomena.

Interstellar Comet 3I/Atlas Could Be 12 Billion Years Old, Astronomers Say

Astronomers suggest comet 3I/Atlas, the third observed interstellar visitor, may be up to 12 billion years old, predating our solar system. Its unique chemical composition, detected by the James Webb telescope, indicates formation in a very cold environment, unlike any known solar system body.

Medicinska sekreterare larmar om Cosmic-systemet: Ökad arbetsbelastning och patientsäkerhetsrisker

Medicinska sekreterare i nio svenska regioner upplever kraftigt ökad arbetsbelastning och stress efter införandet av journalsystemet Cosmic. Enkätsvar visar att nästan nio av tio upplever ökad arbetsbörda och drygt fyra av fem känner sig mer stressade. Systemet kritiseras för att vara omständligt och långsamt, och det finns farhågor kring patientsäkerheten.

Errore nei calcoli sull'età delle supernove: smentita l'ipotesi di rallentamento dell'universo

Una ricerca dell'Università di Southampton ha individuato un errore nei calcoli sull'età delle supernove, smentendo l'ipotesi di un rallentamento nell'espansione dell'universo. La scoperta conferma la teoria dell'energia oscura.

Ariana Grande's 'Eternal Sunshine' Tour: Embracing Painful Memories

Ariana Grande's 'Eternal Sunshine' tour stop in Los Angeles explored the theme of memory erasure, with Grande ultimately choosing to embrace her painful experiences rather than forget them. The show featured hits from her new album and past work, highlighting her resilience.

World Cup opens in US with spectacle and USMNT victory

The World Cup kicked off in Los Angeles with a lavish opening ceremony featuring Katy Perry and a dominant 4-1 victory for the USMNT against Paraguay. The event aimed to distract from domestic issues and showcase a diverse, unified American team.

Burn-9: A 'Reverse Metal Gear' Game Announced, and Penguin Colony Trailer Released

Indie studio 14 Hours Productions announces Burn-9, a 'reverse Metal Gear' game where players guide a secret agent via radio conversations, making moral choices. Fellow Traveller also releases a trailer for Penguin Colony, an H.P. Lovecraft adaptation, with demos available for both games.

SETI Institute finds no alien tech in interstellar comet

The SETI Institute has announced that extensive radio scans of an interstellar comet have revealed no signs of alien technology. The comet, the third known object from another star to enter our solar system, was observed by SETI's telescope in Northern California.

Cosmic Map of Magnetic Fields Unveiled, Largest Ever Produced

A global team led by CSIRO has created the largest-ever map of cosmic magnetic fields by measuring light from nearly 4 million galaxies. The "SPICE_RACS" map, made possible by the ASKAP radio telescope in Western Australia, will help scientists investigate fundamental questions about the universe's magnetic origins and evolution.

Eight complaints about healthcare accessibility in 2025, some linked to system change

The Patient Committee received eight complaints in 2025 regarding healthcare accessibility, with some patients experiencing delayed care possibly due to the switch to the Cosmic electronic health record system. Two serious cases are under investigation, including a "missed cancer diagnosis" where a gastroscopy referral was lost.

Estudantes criam jogo digital para crianças com TDAH na Baixada Santista

Estudantes da Baixada Santista, SP, desenvolveram um jogo digital chamado Cosmic Mind para auxiliar crianças com TDAH. A ferramenta visa complementar o acompanhamento profissional, estimulando atenção e coordenação motora de forma lúdica e divertida.

Victor Wembanyama: The NBA's 'Alien' with a Cosmic Passion

French basketball phenomenon Victor Wembanyama, with his towering 2.24m height, harbors a deep passion for astrophysics and the universe's mysteries. His fascination with cosmology, evident since childhood, parallels his boundless ambition on the basketball court, earning him the nickname 'The Alien'.

Cosmic Voids: The Universe's Vast Empty Spaces Hold Key to Mysteries

Cosmic voids, vast regions of space mostly devoid of matter, are becoming crucial for understanding the universe's biggest mysteries, including dark energy and the Hubble tension. New telescopes and simulations are enabling scientists to study these 'cosmological laboratories' with unprecedented clarity.

SpaceX IPO Filing Reveals Cybertruck Purchases, Grok Risks, and Profitability Concerns

SpaceX's IPO filing details $131m in Cybertruck purchases, risks associated with its xAI Grok chatbot's explicit content generation, and significant financial losses, raising questions about future profitability.

SpaceX Prepares for Record-Breaking IPO, Aiming for $75 Billion Raise

SpaceX plans a massive $75 billion IPO, valuing the company at $1.75 trillion. Despite losses, Elon Musk aims to fund ambitious goals like Mars colonization and orbital AI data centers, potentially making him the world's first trillionaire.

Chelsea Transformed into "Intergalactic Wonderland" for 21st Flower Festival

Chelsea, London, is hosting its 21st annual flower festival, "Chelsea in Bloom," from May 18-24, transforming the neighborhood into an "intergalactic wonderland" with space-themed floral displays.

Scientists believe cosmic rays may hold the key to a 60-year-old mystery

Scientists propose that ultra-high-energy cosmic rays, like the 'Amaterasu' particle, might be atomic nuclei of elements heavier than iron, potentially solving a 60-year-old mystery about their origin. These heavy nuclei lose energy slower, allowing them to travel further and reach Earth with immense power.

Physicists Simulate Cosmic Bubble Expansion That Could Erase Everything

Physicists simulated "false vacuum decay," a theoretical scenario where a tiny cosmic bubble could expand and erase everything in its path. The experiment showed how a metastable "false vacuum" could tunnel into a lower-energy "true vacuum" via quantum effects, triggering destructive vacuum bubbles. The research does not suggest the universe is imminent collapse.

We now know what black holes sound like when they collide. Well, sort of...

Scientists have discovered a way to "hear" the collision of black holes and other cosmic events using a process similar to that used in music production.

Scientists reveal how black holes grow into cosmic monsters via mergers

How black holes become cosmic monsters: Scientists uncover the violent merger chain behind giant space objects

Scientists Successfully Replicate Cosmic Dust Formation in Laboratory Setting

Researchers at the University of Sydney have successfully simulated cosmic dust formation using high-voltage plasma. This breakthrough provides a new method to analyze chemical signatures in space and investigate whether the building blocks of life originated in stellar environments.

Prospector finds ancient cosmic debris in 'the middle of nowhere'

The object formed when a meteorite slammed into Earth more than 800,000 years ago.