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May 30, 20190Comments

Science Confirms That Extroverts Tend To Perform Better At Work

But there’s no need to fret if you’re more introverted.

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May 30, 20190Comments

Pluto was a living planet

Analyzing data collected by the NASA spacecraft New Horizons during the historic passage of the Pluto system in 2015, astronomers from the SETI Institute were surprised to...

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Unique exoplanet NGTS-4b in the Neptune Desert

Using the Next Generation Transit Survey (NGTS) ground-based search tool for the extrasolar worlds, installed at the European Southern Observatory (ESO) in northern Chile,...

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May 29, 20190Comments

How does the planets affect our sun

Tidal forces of Venus, Earth and Jupiter have a significant impact on the solar magnetic field, thereby controlling its 11-year activity cycle, as well as the behavior of...

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May 29, 20190Comments

Two stars in our galaxy behaves mysteriously

In our Milky Way galaxy there is a double star system that behaves in an unusual way. This system, called AG Dragon, consists of two stars: a relatively cold giant and a...

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May 29, 20190Comments

The ancestors of the people stood up to their feet thanks to the explosion of the star

The bombardment of the Earth by cosmic radiation generated by a supernova explosion provoked a huge amount of lightning and extensive forest fires across the planet, thereby...
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May 27, 20190Comments

Magical Women: a new anthology of feminist science fiction by women from India

Factor Daily’s Gautham Shenoy (who reviewed the Gollancz Book of South Asian Science Fiction) reviews Magical Women, a new Indian feminist science fiction anthology edited by...
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May 27, 20190Comments

Neal Stephenson's next book is a science fiction novel with a fantasy novel stuck inside of it

Neal Stephenson’s next novel is Fall; or, Dodge in Hell, an 880-page Stephsonian brick of a novel that has ample room for two novels, and that’s because Stephenson actually...
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May 27, 20190Comments

Paolo Bacigalupi's "A Full Life": climate apocalypse with a side of intergenerational warfare and science denial

Paolo Bacigalupi’s (previously) A Full Life is a new short story in MIT Technology Review that traces the hard young life of Rue, whose family has to move and move again as...

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May 27, 20190Comments

18 previously unnoticed exoplanets discovered

Using a new method of analyzing the data of the NASA’s Kepler telescope that completed its scientific career, astronomers discovered 18 previously unnoticed exoplanets, one of...
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