Oval Orbits Challenge Models of Cosmic Collisions
New evidence of oval orbits in black hole and neutron star mergers challenges existing models of cosmic evolution and gravitational wave physics.
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Ultrasound Tones May Save Hedgehogs From Road Mortality
Scientists discover hedgehogs hear ultrasound, prompting new high-frequency road deterrents to combat the high rate of hedgehog vehicle fatalities.
Orca Hunting Linked to Mass Dolphin Strandings in Argentina
Researchers are linking mass dolphin strandings in Argentina to orca hunting behavior, challenging older explanations for the events.
Veganism Requires Advanced Social Skills to Thrive
New 2026 research reveals how vegans develop advanced social diplomacy and investigative skills to navigate an omnivorous world and manage social friction.
NASA Spacecraft Impact Shifts Asteroid Orbit Around Sun
NASA confirms the DART mission shifted an asteroid's solar orbit while the James Webb Telescope discovers moon footprints in Jupiter's intense auroras.
Van Allen Probe A Will Re-enter Atmosphere Tonight
NASA says Van Allen Probe A will re-enter the atmosphere tonight, ending a long radiation-belt science mission.
Tehran Rain Turns Black From Bombed Oil Site Smoke
Tehran rain turned black from bombed oil site smoke, raising health concerns over soot, particulates and trapped pollution.
Space Rock Punches Through German Roof in Rare Daytime Strike
A rare daytime meteorite strike punched through a German roof, raising questions about recovery, science value and insurance.