Artemis II has barely left the headlines. On April 1st 2026, four astronauts climbed aboard NASA’s Orion spacecraft, rode the most powerful rocket ever to carry humans beyond low Earth
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Interstellar turbulence in the Milky Way distorts light
Radio light from quasar TXS 2005+403 travels roughly 10 billion light-years to reach Earth. It passes through the Cygnus region, one of the most turbulent environments in our Milky Way
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Right now, as you read this, Earth is drifting through a cloud of debris from an ancient stellar explosion. Stardust, real stardust, is raining down on us so thinly scattered
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