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The Powerful Radio Afterglow from a Black Hole Tearing Apart a Star Offers Clues to Solving a Cosmic Mystery

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By Ryan Whalen
| The Debrief Media
The cosmic violence of a black hole tearing apart a star produced a brilliant burst of radio light, which has been observed by astronomers thanks to a new international collaboration. The U.S. National Science Foundation’s Very Large Array (NSF VLA) captured an off-axis afterglow that the researchers believe was left behind by a powerful jet produced by the star’s destruction.
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An Unexpected Transmissible Cancer Is Appearing in North American Waterways—Where Did It Come From?

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By Ryan Whalen
| The Debrief Media
An unexpected transmissible cancer has been detected in North American waterways, prompting new concerns about how the disease developed. Beginning with discoveries in Lake Memphremagog, a glacial lake spanning both Quebec and Vermont, researchers have found strange black cancerous lesions on fish in the waterways of New England and Canada, revealing an environmental mystery.
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Barnard’s Star Contains Inhospitable Exoplanets—But They Could Still Tell Us Something Important in the Search for ET

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By Ryan Whalen
| The Debrief Media
The small exoplanets of our Sun’s second-nearest neighbor, Barnard’s Star, are inhospitable wastelands, British astronomers say. Located six light-years from Earth, Barnard’s Star is separated from our closest neighbor, Alpha Centauri, by about 66° in our sky. Now, University of Cambridge researchers have revealed their findings on this exosolar system in a recent paper published in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.
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