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In 1783, John Michell worked as a rector in northern England, but his scientific work proposed that the mass of… Read More
Two new Department of Energy-sponsored telescopes, the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI) and the Vera C. Rubin Observatory, will map… Read More
A computational model of an exploding star – a supernova – is the “quintessential multi-physics simulation,” says a team designing codes… Read More
When it comes to observing exploding stars, evolving galaxies and other celestial mysteries, combining the planet’s largest radio telescope with… Read More
Behemoth exploding stars we know as supernovae are among the wildest cosmic events astronomers witness from Earth. They are powerful… Read More
It’s easy to take the Earth’s magnetic field for granted. It’s always on the job, shielding our life-giving atmosphere from… Read More
Winds made of gas particles swirl around galaxies at hundreds of kilometers per second. Astronomers suspect the gusts are stirred… Read More
Simulating complex systems on supercomputers requires that scientists get hundreds of thousands, even millions of processor cores working together in… Read More
Most of the universe is dark, with dark matter and dark energy comprising more than 95 percent of its mass-energy.… Read More
In July 2012, a powerful solar storm almost struck Earth. Scientists estimate that had the storm, called a coronal mass… Read More