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Fire show resulting from the disintegration of the second stage of the Starship spacecraft. From social networks, Section 27A of the Copyright Law
Another failure for SPACEX's Starship spacecraft: The booster landed successfully, but the spacecraft exploded
A Starship probe launched from Texas broke apart minutes after liftoff, but the "Super Hubble" booster successfully landed on metal arms on the launch pad.
A swirling galaxy with a GD-1 star stream and a dark matter halo. The illustration was created using DALEE and is not a scientific image.
Dark matter solves the mystery of the Milky Way's stellar streams
Leopold Infeld in a photograph from 1938. Public domain photo from Wikimedia
In Search of the Homeland: Leopold Infeld
The complexity of light pollution stems from its impact on different stages of the turtles' life cycle. Green sea turtle hatching Photo: Guy Loyan
When light disturbs nature: Light pollution threatens green sea turtles | Angle
The body structure of Australopithecus afarensis significantly limits its running speed. Imaging of the Australopithecus skeleton, with and without muscles | From the article, Bates, KT. et al., Current Biology, 2024
Evolutionary race
Illustration of the rock-hewn rooms discovered in the City of David. Illustration: Shalom Kevlar, City of David
New research suggests: A special building in Jerusalem was used for worship when the Temple stood, during the First Temple period
Nature conservation, by definition, has no positive side. It is loss management. Prof. Dror Balana. Image courtesy of the Israel Nature and Parks Authority
"We try to preserve as much as possible, so that in the future there will be something to bequeath to those who come after us."
A quantum expert in a black shirt lectures on physics and galaxies against a spectacular scientific background.
Podcast: The Untold Story of Particle Physics and Dark Matter
Dr. Shoki Kuriski, hosts podcast conversations about music and science and everything in between. Photo: Tel Aviv University spokesperson.
Podcast: Conversations about music, science and everything in between: music and the science of archeology (chapter 1)
Prof. Ron Lipshitz. Photo: Tel Aviv University spokesperson
 Podcast: Introduction to Emergence and the Mesoscopic Space | The never-ending journey from the simple to the complex (chapter 1)

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Space and astronomy

The Herbig-Harrow object HH ​​32 in Camelopardalis: gas clouds and star photos.
Hubble's stunning peek into the Orion Nebula reveals a bustling nursery of young stars
A Dyson ball designed to block the sun and use all its energy. Illustration: depositphotos.com
Could black holes be a source of energy for aliens? New research reveals fascinating possibilities
Schematic overview of a wide orbiting binary system within the Milky Way. As it moves through the galaxy, the ellipticity of its orbit changes due to the gravitational influence of the galaxy and encounters with nearby stars, leading to close encounters (small image). Credit: Jakob Stegmann et al 2024 ApJL 972 L19
The role of galactic gravity in black hole collisions: a groundbreaking study

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environment and energy

Indigenous people from Brazil protest in Brussels against the environmental injustices inflicted on them, October 2022. Illustration: depositphotos.com
The stirring forces behind the emergence of autocracies instead of democratic regimes
Earthquake damage. Illustration: depositphotos.com
The Hidden Mechanisms Behind Earthquakes: Uncovering the Secrets of the Seismic Process
Earth is racing toward hell. The image was prepared using DALEE and is not a scientific image
2024 was a warm year: the 1.5 degree threshold was broken, scientists warn of irreversible climate change

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Computing and technology

Artificial intelligence decodes the genome. The illustration was prepared using DALEE and is not a scientific image.
A new method follows the "learning curve" of artificial intelligence to decipher complex genomic data
Dendrites developed in tin batteries under an electron microscope. Source: Shaked Schwartz and Ian Mighty
Paving the way for the batteries of the future
Prof. Idan Segev at the Silicon Club meeting, January 2025. Photo: Shmuel Oster
How the human mind teaches us to build smarter artificial intelligence and in a much more efficient way

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Biology and Medicine

Figure 2 - Stone tools and hand stones from site MW2, all made of volcanic raw materials. Photo credit - Arela Hubers.
The adaptability and thinking of early hominins in Ethiopia 1.6–1 million years ago was developed
A cross-section of the heart as part of a virtual twin. Photo courtesy of Dassault Systèmes
Advances in the use of virtual twins in clinical trials
The Balbian body, a unique structure that organizes essential molecules in the early stages of the embryo's development, illustration: Kar at, all
The Libyan Body: Cracking the Secret of Life's Beginning

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Society and history

Prof. Paul Ehrlich. Credit: Library of Congress, via Wikimedia
Nobel Prize winner Paul Ehrlich - founder of immunology and chemotherapy
The characteristics of the generations in a historical and technological perspective
The children of the beta generation have come out into the world: what will the lives of the members of the new generation look like?
Transporting medicines. Illustration: depositphotos.com
Innovative technology for biological nanoparticles enables combined treatment against cancerous tumors

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Science in Israel

An equal opportunity program for accepting students from the Arab community at the Technion. Photo: Technion spokespeople
The experience of racism and discrimination on campuses in Israel: what do the students say?
The relationship between ADHD and suicidality in children. Illustration using DALEE
A new study reveals: an alarming link between hyperactivity and suicidal risk among children
A model of accretion on a disc-shaped galaxy. Color represents the temperature of the gas, and the black lines the flow lines of the gas, when it flows from the hot galactic surrounding medium (about a million degrees) to the galaxy where the gas is relatively cold (about 10,000 degrees). The right panel shows three streamlines in 170D, which highlight the swirling of the gas during the inflow. The top image is a Hubble Space Telescope image of a relatively nearby disk galaxy. Its diameter is about 21 thousand light years, and its distance from us is about XNUMX million light years.
on galactic dynamics

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