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Bioscience firm claims will bring back extinct woolly mammoth Article @EverythingScience

Join us live on Thursday at 14:30 UTC to watch a webinar about the achievements and discoveries of NASA's latest rover missio
Join us live on Thursday at 14:30 UTC to watch a webinar about the achievements and discoveries of NASA's latest rover mission as well as their implications for future research. In February 2021, NASA’s Mars 2020 Perseverance rover landed in Jezero crater, the site of an ancient lake. The mission seeks to discover signs of ancient martian life, and will collect rock, soil, and atmospheric samples for possible return to Earth. Perseverance and its field partner—the Ingenuity helicopter—have been actively exploring Jezero crater for several months, successfully coring the mission’s first rock sample. Multiple distinct geologic units have been characterized through these investigations, each containing information about the environmental history, habitability, and planetary evolution of Mars. 📺 Link to livestream Presented by Dr Jesse Tarnas (NASA) @EverythingScience

Astronomers spot the same supernova three times—and predict a fourth sighting in 16 years Article @EverythingScience

A Group of Gorillas in a Southern US Zoo Have Been Infected With COVID-19 Article @EverythingScience

We Finally Know Why Icy Plumes Flare Ahead of Deadly Supercell Storms Article @EverythingScience

Perseverance's Rock Samples Hint That Mars Had Long-Lasting Ancient Water Article @EverythingScience

We Now Know Why There Are Dead Galaxies Floating Lost in The Void of Space Article @EverythingScience

MIT Physicists Just Majorly Advanced The Quest Towards Actual Fusion Power Article @EverythingScience

Researchers report an insulator made of two conductors Article @EverythingScience

Stanford discovery could pave the way to ultrafast, energy-efficient computing Article @EverythingScience

Astronauts smell smoke, burning on Russia's ISS module Article @EverythingScience

The World's Largest Carbon-Sucking Plant Just Became Operational Article @EverythingScience

The first Starlink launch from Vandenberg is NET September 13! 🚀 The Of Course I Still Love You droneship will be supporting
The first Starlink launch from Vandenberg is NET September 13! 🚀 The Of Course I Still Love You droneship will be supporting this mission. 📸 SpaceX Source: @spacex360

The James Webb telescope has a real launch date The telescope is ready. So is the rocket. It's time. NASA announced in August that the James Webb Space Telescope had passed its final ground-based tests and was being prepared for shipment to its launch site in Kourou, French Guiana. Now, the oft-delayed, $10 billion telescope has an official launch date: December 18, 2021. Article @EverythingScience

New Algorithm Can Identify Pre-Alzheimer's Brain Changes With Over 99% Accuracy Article @EverythingScience

Something Mysterious Near The Galactic Center Is Flashing Radio Signals Article @EverythingScience

NASA Testing Electric 'Air Taxi' Prototype Designed to Carry Passengers in The Sky Article @EverythingScience

Physicists Have Successfully Advanced a Key Device For Producing Fusion Power Article @EverythingScience

Perseverance Cores Its First Martian Rock, NASA Says Article @EverythingScience

The Largest Black Hole in the Universe - Size Comparison The largest things in the universe are black holes. In contrast to things like planets or stars they have no physical size limit, and can literally grow endlessly. Although in reality specific things need to happen to create different kinds of black holes, from really tiny ones to the largest single things in the universe. So how do black holes grow and how large is the largest of them all? Video | Stream on Youtube @EverythingScience