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Incredible images as astronomers see material swirling around the Milky Way’s supermassive black hole for the very first time! Images show material just above The Point Of No Return. By Phil Plait 1 week ago
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Microbial monsters and chemical cocktails: The science behind 'The Cabin in the Woods' If only they had listened to Mordecai. By Cassidy Ward 1 month ago
Timeline of the Milky Way New work shows a part of our Milky Way galaxy is far older than previously thought. By Phil Plait 1 month ago
After 10 years, Girls Who Code ‘made coding cool’ - but toxic tech culture means ‘there’s still such a long way to go’ Girls Who Code has taught computer science skills to roughly 500,000 girls across the world. By SYFY WIRE Staff 1 month ago
Watch as a million galaxies form in the first billion years of the cosmos Dramatic simulation shows light emerging at the beginning of the cosmos. By Phil Plait 1 month ago
Spicules make the Sun look like a shag carpet. We’re still figuring out why Faraday excitation and alligator mating calls, baby, yeah! By Phil Plait 1 month ago
Astronomers discover a huge expanding debris cloud from two colliding protoplanets! When worlds collide, they make a lot of dust. A lot. By Phil Plait 1 month ago
