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Think you know what killed the dinosaurs? Think again. Breakthrough evidence is reshaping everything we knew about Earth’s most famous mass extinction, and revealing that the famous asteroid impact might not tell the whole story.▀▀▀▀▀▀
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This Astrum compilation dives into the biggest discoveries made by Perseverance, NASA’s incredible rover on Mars. We’ll explore strange signals, ancient water, and arguably the most important martian discovery ever: signs of alien life. ▀▀▀▀▀▀
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Scientists are predicting the end of the universe, and it could happen much sooner than we thought. For the first time, scientists have measured how dark energy is behaving right now, in the local universe, by measuring subtle shifts within our own solar system. How long do we actually have left? The answer might surprise you…
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This Astrum compilation explores the strangest particle experiments on Earth. Discover the fusion technology recreating the physics inside a star, how we’re detecting cosmic ghost particles, and the strangest effects we’ve seen in quantum experiments, proving just how weird the physics of our universe can be.
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Mercury makes no sense. It’s the closest planet to the Sun, yet parts of its surface are freezing cold. It’s so close to Earth, yet almost impossible to reach. And while its surface looks completely dead, its interior tells a very different story. In this video, we’ll explore what the BepiColombo probe has discovered on Mercury’s surface so far, and the unexpected surprises f...