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Webb telescope uncovers rare silicon compounds in ancient brown dwarf
An unusual celestial object known as The Accident is helping astronomers solve a decades-old mystery about the missing silicon chemistry of the Solar System’s giant planets.
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New evidence confirms Hawking's black hole surface area theorem
A decade after humanity first detected the faint ripples of gravitational waves traveling across the cosmos, scientists have confirmed one of Stephen Hawking’s most important theoretical predictions: the total surface area of black holes never decreases.
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Polish-American team uncovers new details of space turbulence
Scientists from Poland and the United States have identified new mechanisms behind magnetic turbulence in Earth’s space environment, research that could improve understanding of space weather and its impact on satellites and communications.
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Polish GLOWS instrument to study solar wind on NASA’s IMAP mission
The Polish scientific instrument GLOWS is set to fly toward the Sun aboard a NASA satellite, the Space Research Centre of the Polish Academy of Sciences announced.
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Scientists propose 'liquid salt instead of water’ as basis for extraterrestrial life
A new study published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) suggests that life on other planets could emerge not only in water, but also in a type of solvent known as ionic liquids, or 'liquid salts'.
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Polish photographer’s Perseid meteor image selected as NASA’s Astronomy Picture of the Day
A photograph by a Polish astrophotographer has been selected as NASA’s Astronomy Picture of the Day (APOD).
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Łukasiewicz Network to test Polish technologies in space
Poland’s Łukasiewicz Research Network has launched the SPARK project, which will develop a Polish research satellite to test domestic technologies in space.
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Polish scientists to analyse space-altered algae for use in space mining
Polish scientists have begun analysing samples of extremophilic volcanic microalgae that were returned to Earth after a stay aboard the International Space Station (ISS) as part of the IGNIS mission.
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Polish astronaut is ‘strong candidate’ for European Astronaut Corps, says ESA chief
Polish astronaut Sławosz Uznański-Wiśniewski is an “exceptionally strong candidate” for active membership in the European Astronaut Corps, European Space Agency (ESA) Director General Josef Aschbacher has told the Polish Press Agency (PAP).
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Polish researcher investigates how to 'unclick' PTSD in the brain
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Polish scientists wins Ig Nobel Prize for study on intelligence and narcissism
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Distinct daily energy swings linked to neuroticism, Warsaw study finds
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Polish archaeologists uncover traces of 15,000-year-old hunters in Tatra mountains
