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| Tiny Bubbles of Quark-Gluon Plasma Re-create the Early Universe Instead they became an ocean—a perfect liquid of particles flowing with almost no resistance, called a quark-gluon plasma. This stage of the universe's history ended quickly. Within 10-6 second, quarks and gluons were caged inside protons and neutrons. | |
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| Earth-size exoplanet spotted just 72 light-years away Look out, everyone: There's a new exoplanet in town. An international team of researchers searching for transiting exoplanets (those that cross their host star's face from our perspective) has made its latest discovery — an Earth-size body just 72 ... | |
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| Are we alone in the Universe? SETI project That's where citizen scientists come in. Researchers at UCLA, in partnership with The Planetary Society and NASA, are recruiting volunteers to train computer algorithms that will be used to search for life beyond Earth. | |
| Frog Named for JRR Tolkien Lives in a 'Universe of Fantasies' Deep inside Ecuador's Río Negro-Sopladora National Park, the line between fantasy and reality vanishes. At least, that's what scientists who recently discovered a new frog species say of their time exploring this multithousand-acre milieu of ... | |
| Big asteroid to zoom by Earth on Wednesday As its name suggests, 2005 YY128 was discovered in 2005, by astronomers at Kitt Peak Observatory in southern Arizona. Over the past 17 years, researchers have mapped its orbit with a high degree of precision. | |
| Lab-Made Enzymes Could Chop Up the Virus That Causes COVID Artificial enzymes can fight the COVID-causing virus by selectively snipping apart its RNA genome, a new study suggests. Researchers say the technique may overcome key problems with previous technologies and could help create rapid antiviral treatments ... | |
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