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Interstellar Object 3I/ATLAS Exhibits Mysterious Non-Gravitational Acceleration Near Sun
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Interstellar Object 3I/ATLAS Exhibits Mysterious Non-Gravitational Acceleration Near Sun

A newly reported non-gravitational acceleration of the interstellar object 3I/ATLAS near its closest approach to the Sun has captured the attention of astronomers and the public. This phenomenon, which suggests forces beyond gravity are at play, echoes previous observations of 'Oumuamua and fuels discussions about the nature of these cosmic visitors.

Rick Deckard
Ancient DNA from Teeth Reveals Diseases That Decimated Napoleon's Army in Russia
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Ancient DNA from Teeth Reveals Diseases That Decimated Napoleon's Army in Russia

A groundbreaking study, published recently, has utilized ancient DNA analysis from skeletal remains, specifically teeth, of Napoleon's soldiers. This research pinpoints specific bacterial pathogens, like those causing typhus and trench fever, as major contributors to the catastrophic losses suffered by the French Grande Armée during its 1812 Russian campaign. The findings underscore the critical role of disease in historical warfare, often overshadowing combat casualties.

Rick Deckard
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Rare 'Blood Moon' Total Lunar Eclipse Dazzles Millions Across Middle East and Asia

A stunning total lunar eclipse, dubbed the 'blood moon' for its fiery hue, captivated millions across the Middle East and Asia on Sunday, offering a rare celestial spectacle not to be repeated until 2028. Observers witnessed the moon bathed in a reddish glow as it passed entirely through Earth's shadow, marking a significant astronomical event.

By Rick Deckard
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Airplane-Sized Asteroid 2025 QD8 Safely Skims Past Earth, Offers Crucial Data

An asteroid designated 2025 QD8, comparable in size to a commercial airplane, safely passed Earth on September 3rd at a distance of approximately 136,000 miles. The flyby, while close by astronomical standards, presented no threat and offered astronomers a valuable chance to study a Near-Earth Object (NEO) for planetary defense insights.

By Rick Deckard