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Numerous white antennas are immobile against a pale blue sky high in Chile’s Atacama Desert, where the air is so dry and…
There is nothing conspiratorial about a little blue butterfly on a calm July afternoon in a meadow. Beneath the soil, a drama…
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory has been silently observing from high in the Chilean Andes, where the horizon turns to blackness after…
The cracks appear almost fragile in satellite photos of Antarctica, with thin blue veins slicing through white expanses. However, there is nothing…
A commuter is sitting on a train on a calm Tuesday morning, looking through what appears to be Instagram. However, the screen…
With rifles draped over their shoulders, a party of state-sponsored hunters wades through sawgrass on a sultry morning in Florida’s Everglades. Deer…
Across 17 hours of infrared data, astronomers watched Uranus rotate—slowly, almost stubbornly—in a control room surrounded by the brightness of wall-sized displays…
The internet moves fast, and it might move incorrectly at times. Photos of Pedro Pascal walking around New York and Beverly Hills…
On a calm night in an observatory control room, displays illuminate with redshift data and spectral lines, statistics subtly rewriting decades-old assumptions.…
It seems complicated when you hear a horse whinny for the first time. In the air, it splits and extends, starting with…