Astronomers noticed something odd while reviewing radio data from distant space. Three bright signals appeared close together. At first, it looked like...

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NASA’s Hubble captures asteroids colliding with each other around a nearby star, revealing violent planet formation |

Team-VOIN - December 26, 2025

Planetary systems begin in chaos. In their primitive form, many rocky and icy objects are careening through space, smashing into each other,...

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Why this Indian river turns red during the monsoon |

Team-VOIN - December 26, 2025

Every year, the southwest monsoon event changes India’s river systems. The changes include turning one of India’s rivers red. The effect is...

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From foot to head: How Chinese doctors kept a severed ear alive; reattached it months later

Team-VOIN - December 26, 2025

Representational AI photo Doctors in China have grafted a woman’s torn-off ear onto her foot to keep it alive, before later reattaching it...

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Did humans domesticate wolves 5000 years ago? Scientists find supporting evidence |

Team-VOIN - December 26, 2025

The cave is low and dark, and it is dug into limestone on a little island in the Baltic Sea where the...

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Could global warming paradoxically freeze the planet: How tiny ocean organisms could flip Earth’s climate |

Team-VOIN - December 26, 2025

A world in warming, under most circumstances, tipping toward deep cooling does seem counterintuitive; yet, Earth's geological record is replete with such...

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What is the colour of water, and why does it look clear in a glass but blue in the sea |

Team-VOIN - December 26, 2025

Most of the time, people never question the colour of water. It feels invisible in a glass, like air you can drink....

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The Red Sea isn’t red — so why does it have that name? |

Team-VOIN - December 26, 2025

The Red Sea is a narrow stretch of water that runs southeast from Suez in Egypt for about 1,200 miles (1,930 km)...

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What space sunlight really does to human skin: Do astronauts need sunscreen in space |

Team-VOIN - December 25, 2025

Space looks dark and cold from Earth, but sunlight beyond our atmosphere is harsh in ways most of us never experience. Without...

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A step toward time travel? Physicists reverse waves in time |

Team-VOIN - December 25, 2025

While the concept of time travel has long captured public imagination, modern physics actually approaches time in a much more subtle manner....

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Cosmic Christmas: NASA shares celestial greetings with star cluster ‘tree’ — see pictures

Team-VOIN - December 25, 2025

The spirit of Christmas is here, gifts and wishes are pouring in, and the joy of the holidays has taken over. Amid...

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A hidden Arctic world: Methane mounds and life found 3.6 km below the Greenland Sea |

Team-VOIN - December 25, 2025

Deep down, beneath the icy edges of the Greenland Sea, a remarkable and previously undiscovered geological and biological complex has been found...

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