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Newly discovered ‘Dragon Prince’ dinosaur is crucial ancestor of T rex

Khankhuuluu mongoliensis lived roughly 86 million years ago and was an immediate precursor to the dinosaur lineage called tyrannosaurs

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Author: Will Dunham

Humanity Has Just Glimpsed Part of The Sun We’ve Never Seen Before

Confirmed: The Sun shines there.

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Author: Michelle Starr

Solar Orbiter spacecraft snaps first images of Sun’s south pole

Never before seen pictures will help scientists learn how the Sun’s activity changes from stormy to quiet periods

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Author: @BBCNews

First Ever Images of Sun’s South Pole Released by ESA Solar Orbiter

Visuals from the European Space Agency’s Solar Orbiter reveal chaotic solar magnetism in the solar polar region. Even better images are expected in the years ahead.

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Author: Jonathan O’Callaghan

Newly Discovered Dinosaur Is T. Rex’s Awkward Cousin

This new tyrannosauroid serves as an evolutionary link between the colossal T. rex and its tinier ancestors.

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Author: Natalia Mesa

New Tyrannosaur Species Could Be a Missing Link to The Giants

Hail to the prince.

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Author: Michael Irving

Fossils found in 1970s are most recent ancestor of tyrannosaurs, scientists say

Researchers identify new species named Khankhuuluu mongoliensis from skeletons unearthed in Mongolia

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Author: Nicola Davis

Sun’s south pole revealed for first time, in images from Solar Orbiter spacecraft

Groundbreaking observations map chaotic patchwork of magnetic activity at pole, said to be key to understanding how sun’s field flips

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Author: Hannah Devlin

See our Sun like NEVER before: First ever photo of star’s south pole

A satellite launched by the European Space Agency (ESA) has captured the first ever images of the sun’s south pole.

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Author: Wiliam Hunter

Strawberry moon set to be visible across Irish skies

A strawberry moon, which occurs once every 18 years, will be visible across Irish skies this evening.

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Author: RTÉ News

Oxford sets quantum record with just one error in 6.7 million operations

Room-temperature microwave control slashes Oxford’s qubit gate error to 0.000015%, marking a tenfold improvement.

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Author: Kaif Shaikh

When is the strawberry moon visible in VA? See peak times, cloud forecast for full moon

The rare strawberry moon is making an appearance Tuesday evening into Wednesday morning. Here’s what you need to know.

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Author: Julia Gomez

Wild swimmers in the South West prepare for Strawberry Moon dip

The Strawberry Moon will be “the lowest full moon until 2043” and may appear red.

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Author: @BBCNews

‘Strawberry Moon’ in pictures: Major lunar standstill sees June’s full moon hang low in the sky

Last night’s “Strawberry Moon” hovered lower in the night sky than it had done since 2006. Here are some stunning global snaps of June’s full moon during the major lunar standstill.

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Author: Patrick Pester

NASA shuts down X accounts as fears swirl about massive cuts to science initiatives

The agency’s budget proposal slashes total funding by nearly 25 percent, impacting science programs

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Author: Julia Musto

5 things in Trump’s budget that won’t make NASA great again

These are things NASA should be doing if it’s going to be reborn as an exploration agency.

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Author: Stephen Clark

Oxford University physicists break world record with ‘major advance’

Oxford University has broken a world record with a “major advance”.

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Author: Edward Burnett

When will the Strawberry Moon appear on Wednesday and how does it get its name?

This celestial event is either the last full moon of spring or the first full moon of summer. | ITV National News

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Author: ITV News

NASA issues update on ‘city killer’ asteroid heading towards the moon

The ‘city killer’ asteroid 2024 YR4 may not be on a collision course with Earth anymore. But NASA has raised the odds of it hitting the moon in just seven years’ time.

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Author: Jonathan Chadwick