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Astronomers Scan Interstellar Object 3I/ATLAS for Alien Radio Signals

Using the SETI Institute’s Allen Telescope Array, a 42-element radio interferometer at Hat Creek Radio Observatory in Hat Creek, California, astronomers probed 3I/ATLAS for artificial radio transmissions but found only human-made interference.
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A Mysterious Quantum Compass May Be Hiding Inside Pigeons' Livers
"It would fundamentally change how we understand navigation."
These tiny creatures push the limits of how small life can be
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Effects of Oil Spills on Marine Life
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‘Ocean with David Attenborough’ – masterpiece and call to action
Wake-up call, and a call to arms The spectacular feature-length documentary ‘Ocean with David Attenborough’ is his very first partnership with National Geographic, now showing on Disney+ channel in Australia. With the great...
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Do kangaroos form longterm relationships?
While kangaroos are a very social species, there has until recently been no evidence that they form long-term relationships between individuals. But a new study by researchers from UNSW Sydney indicates that this...
The post Do kangaroos form longterm relationships? first appeared on Science Illustrated.
Huge if true.
It's probably not what you're thinking.
"Spectacular."
The biggest, deepest, and oldest ever found.
Thriving in the dark.
The giant has something to say.
Not to be messed with.
It's huge, ancient, and shaped like a fan.
A tiny organism with a terrifying hidden form.
Scientists say it’s not a sign of boredom.