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Eric Henrikson

Eric Henrikson

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    Green comet streaks across the sky in 2023 for first time since Stone Age

    AUSTIN, Texas (KXAN) — This month, skygazers will be treated to a once-in-a-civilization sight: a green comet named C/2022 E3 (ZTF) approaching Earth. The comet, which last passed through our solar system a little more than 50,000 years ago, will reach its perihelion (or its closest point to the sun) on Jan. 12, when it will be within 100 million miles of the sun, according to NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory. On Feb. 2, the comet will only be about 26 million miles from Earth. This is the close…
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    Radio signal detected from galaxy 8 billion light years away; break...

    A new record has be broken in the search for signals in deep space. Scientists using the Giant Metrewave Radio Telescope in Pune, India detected a radio signal emitted by hydrogen atoms. The hydrog…
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    ‘Brightest of all time’ light burst blinds Earth’s satellites

    The brightest gamma-ray burst in human history was recently detected, scientists with the American Astronomical Society (AAS) announced Tuesday.
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    Where do butterflies come from? Scientists discover origin of species

    GAINESVILLE, Florida (KXAN) — Did you ever wonder where butterflies came from? A recently published research paper has revealed a surprising origin: North and Central America. The paper, published in Nature Ecology & Evolution, examined DNA from nearly 2,300 species of butterfly. The team used the data to develop a family tree and track down where the species came from. Turns out, butterflies evolved from nocturnal moths around 101.4 million years ago. According to the National Science Foundatio…
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    ‘Question mark’ spotted in deep space by Webb Space Telescope, but ...

    A new photo from the James Webb Space Telescope is leading to a giant question: What in the cosmos formed a giant “?” in space?
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    Why do you need glasses to prevent permanent eye damage during ecli...

    AUSTIN (KXAN) — We’re less than a day away from the first of two solar eclipses over the next few months. On Oct. 14, an annular eclipse will briefly dim the skies over sections of the western U.S. and Central and South America. Viewing the eclipse safely will require some prep on your part, however. ”(I see) a few patients a year that have either accidentally looked at the sun or were trying to view an eclipse,” said Dr. Andrew Neighbors, a Seattle-based optometrist. According to Neighbors, dam…
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    Astronauts may be stuck in space until 2025: What it could mean for...

    A two week journey into space could likely become an eight month stay aboard the International Space Station. Astronauts Butch Willmore and Suni Williams became the first pilots for Boeing’s …
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    Texas company says baby poop and fungi could be the solution to pla...

    A dirty diaper may be gross to you, but one Texas company believes it could be the secret ingredient to helping answer an environmental question: How do we clean up all of our plastic waste?
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    ‘Fart smells’ plague Texas neighborhood over Christmas

    Residents of the Lake Pointe neighborhood in Travis County, Texas, are dealing with a wastewater treatment plant that has been causing a putrid smell for years and are calling for its removal as th…
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    What’s a ‘grue jay’? Introducing the new hybrid love child of the b...

    A unique bird, the “grue jay”, has been discovered, which is a hybrid of a blue jay and a green jay, and is considered an anomaly due to the two species not typically mating.