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The James Webb Space Telescope just photographed the "Eye of God" nebula, showing us exactly what our Sun will look like when it dies in five billion years. The stunning image reveals layers of glowing gas and dust streaming from a dying star 650 light-years away.
Scientists say our planet has a better shot at surviving the sun's fiery death than we thought. New calculations suggest Earth could drift to safety as the dying sun loses mass.
Dubai's Museum of the Future is approaching five million visitors just four years after opening, cementing its status as a global hub for innovation and dialogue. The museum has hosted 620 events and welcomed leaders from around the world while launching initiatives to empower Arab minds and shape humanity's future.
A groundbreaking space mission created an artificial eclipse lasting five hours, capturing three massive plasma eruptions from the sun that could solve one of our star's biggest mysteries. The stunning footage shows details scientists have never seen before.
The Phoenix Suns' young players turned a dismal 24-point first half into a 57-point explosion, proving their resilience in their Summer League debut. What started as a face-plant became a masterclass in never giving up.
China's Sun Yingsha became the first woman in table tennis history to win three consecutive World Cup singles titles, joining an elite club of just two players to achieve this feat. In the same tournament, Wang Chuqin claimed his first men's crown after an epic seven-game battle.
Scientists just witnessed how solar flares really work, and it's changing our ability to predict dangerous space weather. The discovery could help protect our satellites, power grids, and communication systems from future solar storms.
Chinese scientists are studying human embryo development in microgravity to understand if we can safely have babies beyond Earth. The research could be crucial for future moon and Mars settlements.
A four-time skin cancer survivor teams up with a dermatologist to share simple sun protection habits that could prevent skin damage before it starts. Their message: it's never too late to start protecting yourself.
After decades in tech across the US and China, Alvin W. Graylin sees three possible futures for artificial intelligence. His TED talk maps out how humanity can choose the path that benefits everyone. ---
A crew of six volunteers in Sun City West spent five hours transforming an overgrown yard, only to discover the homeowner had finally found help moments after they finished. Now the community is bringing back a beloved program that supports neighbors who can't keep up with yard work.
Troy University men's basketball just became the first team in five years to win consecutive Sun Belt Tournament championships, punching their ticket to March Madness for the second straight season. The Trojans dominated Georgia Southern 77-61 behind Thomas Dowd's incredible 23-point, 13-rebound performance that earned him Most Outstanding Player honors.
Fresh off winning an NCAA championship with UCLA, New Zealand basketball star Charlisse Leger-Walker has secured her spot on the Connecticut Sun's opening day roster. The 24-year-old guard survived tough cuts to earn her place in the WNBA alongside 10-time All-Star Brittney Griner.
Makenna Calbert, who led Troy's cross country team through five meets this fall, just won a prestigious Sun Belt scholarship to pursue her master's degree in nutrition. The four-year athlete will study dietitian education at UAB this fall.
A new book challenges decades of sun-avoidance advice with surprising science: moderate daily sun exposure without sunscreen may actually help us live longer. Studies show people who get regular sunlight have lower mortality rates than those who stay indoors.
NASA's Parker Solar Probe just survived flying through the Sun's scorching corona at record-breaking speed, gathering data that could solve a puzzle that's stumped scientists for 80 years. The spacecraft came within 3.8 million miles of the Sun's surface on Christmas Eve, endured temperatures over a million degrees, and lived to tell the tale.
New research reveals that binary star systems might be better planet factories than single stars like our sun. Tatooine-style worlds with twin suns could be the norm rather than the exception across our galaxy.
Astronomers discovered the tightest quadruple star system ever found, packed so densely the inner three stars could fit inside Mercury's orbit. Scientists even mapped out the system's fate 276 million years into the future.
A NASA spacecraft has begun mapping the heliosphere, the massive bubble created by our sun that shields Earth from dangerous cosmic radiation. The mission could unlock secrets about space weather and help protect astronauts and technology.
For the first time, astronomers have photographed a protective bubble around a young star remarkably similar to our Sun, showing what protected Earth billions of years ago. The discovery reveals how our own solar system looked in its cosmic childhood.
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