Study unveils the dual nature of a young stellar object

Astronomers from the Aryabhatta Research Institute of Observational Sciences (ARIES) in India and elsewhere have conducted a ...

Humans Might Actually Have A New Sense According To This New Study

All of us are familiar with the 5 traditional senses, but according to a recent study, we may actually have a new sense right ...

Astronomers examine rare interstellar comet for signs of technology

The observations were carried out by the Breakthrough Listen program as the object neared its closest approach to Earth on ...
unr.edu

Study finds graspable objects grab attention more than images of objects do

Does having the potential to act upon an object have a unique influence on behavior and brain responses to the object? That is the question Jacqueline Snow, assistant professor of psychology at the ...
Earth.com

Humans can detect buried objects without touching them, a sense scientists call 'remote touch'

Humans can detect buried objects without touching them, sensing faint pressure ripples in sand. Scientists are calling this ...

'Platypus' objects in the early universe look like stars but behave like galaxies

Scientists at the University of Missouri have identified a small group of unusual objects in the early universe. Using NASA's ...
The Digital Universe

BYU study analyzes distant Kuiper Belt object with NASA's Hubble data

A new study from BYU professor of physics and astronomy Darin Ragozzine and former undergraduate student Maia Nelsen provides new insight into the structure of objects in the Kuiper Belt. Using data ...
New Atlas

20-year study watches strange, doomed object at the center of the galaxy

Astronomers have been tracking a mysterious object near the center of the galaxy for decades, and now a new study has shed light on its identity – and its eventual fate in the coming years, when it ...
EurekAlert!

Study finds graspable objects grab attention more than images of objects do

Does having the potential to act upon an object have a unique influence on behavior and brain responses to the object? That is the question Jacqueline Snow, assistant professor of psychology at the ...