
How can we “see” how much the black hole in the center of our galaxy is eating?

How can we “see” how much the black hole in the center of our galaxy is eating?

Scientists proposed the existence of a space wind surrounding Earth about 20 years ago, but direct detection has eluded scientists until now.

We thought Voyager 1, our farthest spacecraft, had arrived at edge of the heliosphere, but there is something fishy about Voyager 1’s new data.

How do salmon find their way, thousands of miles from home?

Voyager 1, the most-distant spacecraft, has merged onto the “magnetic highway.”

Two new studies attempt to solve the mystery of the moon’s magnetism.

Bats. They’re flying mammals. They echolocate. But wait, there’s more.
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