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[ad_1] In October 1832, a young naturalist by the name of Charles Darwin delighted to observe hundreds of tiny spiders hanging from short silk threads floating on HMS Beagle as the ship …

[ad_1] Leaving a capsule no larger than a modest kitchen, the four-person team from NASA's latest study on human exploration research came back to Earth last month after a 45-day mission on …

[ad_1] The discovery of Selam was first announced in 2006: after spotting it for the first time in 2000, it took more than half a decade for the paleontologist Zeresenay Alemseged and …

[ad_1] When we think of airborne organisms, spiders do not usually come to mind. However, these wingless creatures were found 4 km from the sky, scattering hundreds of kilometers. To disperse, they …

[ad_1] Forty-six years after the last flight to the moon, humans are within a decade of setting foot on Mars. Like the early explorations of Asia and the New World centuries ago, …

[ad_1] Albert Einstein's ideas on gravity are true even in one of the most extreme scenarios that the universe can offer, according to a study Understanding Einstein's gravity in his general theory …

[ad_1] It is the largest dwarf galaxy to crush us but still found An artist's impression of the milky way colliding with the galaxy of sausages. Image credit: V. Belokurov (Cambridge, United …

[ad_1] Albert Einstein's Insights Into Gravity Hold (19659002) Einstein's understanding of gravity, as outlined in his general theory of relativity, predicts that all objects fall At the same rate, regardless of their …

[ad_1] One of the things predicted by the theory of relativity is "the universality of free fall" – fundamentally, any two objects in a vacuum will fall at the same rate. Whether …

[ad_1] This month of July is a magical month for astronomers. The warm weather invites you to admire the sky – and in the night of July 27, you will receive a …