[ad_1] Astronomers spot signs of supermbadive black hole mergersby Staff WritersHertfordshire UK (SPX) Oct 25, 2018Jets from double black holes change direction continuously. The effect can explain features in this 5 GHz …
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[ad_1] Une nouvelle étude, publiée le mercredi 24 octobre dans la revue Avis de la Royal Astronomical Society, a mis en évidence un grand nombre de trous noirs doubles supermbadifs, vraisemblablement les …
Read More »[ad_1] A rare deep-sea creature dubbed the 'headless chicken monster' has been filmed for the first time by Australian researchers. The elusive Enypniastes eximia sea cucumber, which is usually only found in …
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[ad_1] Pour la toute première fois, les astronomes ont observé un champ magnétique entourant et alimentant un trou noir supermbadif au centre d'une galaxie. Les observations des chercheurs pourraient faire la lumière …
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[ad_1] Kurtis Baute left her homemade greenhouse just over 14 hours after being locked up. A cloudy day resulted in a faster than expected increase in carbon dioxide levels, creating a dangerous …
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[ad_1] Image copyright Instagram / kbaute Image caption Kurtis Baute is relying on plants to protect him from mounting CO2 levels as he spends three days in this plastic cube What do …
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[ad_1] New Caledonian crow with a stickPhoto: Auguste von Bayern Let’s say there is a hundred dollar bill wedged behind a bookshelf just beyond your reach, and beside the shelf is a …
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[ad_1] Copyright of the image James St Clair Smart crows using tools have once again surprised scientists with outstanding problem-solving skills. As part of a task to test their tool-making prowess, Caledonian …
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[ad_1] A Canadian scientist and YouTuber from Canada immerse themselves for three days in a waterproof biodome to raise public awareness of climate change. Kurtis Baute, 28, from Vancouver, will live in …
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[ad_1] New Caledonian crow. Credit: Auguste von Bayern An international team of scientists from the Max Planck Institute for Ornithology and the University of Oxford has revealed that New Caledonian crows are …
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