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A partial solar eclipse in the lunch break

For about two hours on October 25, the sun darkens in the middle of the day – at least partially. Can researchers also learn something about our star in the process?

Didymos-Dimorphos now with a double tail

The darts probe hit the asteroid moon Dimorphos precisely. The Hubble telescope has now photographed one episode.

A sky of barium

Among the exotic exoplanets, WASP-76b and WASP-121b are two particularly extraordinary celestial bodies. The 56th element of the periodic table drifts in their atmosphere.

Heavy rain triggers flood of centuries in Western Australia

Once again, heavy rains in Australia are causing devastating floods. In the north-west, the flood threatens not only people, but also kangaroos and other animals. As a result of climate change, such natural disasters could occur more frequently in the country.

"There is a risk of a complete loss of privacy in the Metaverse"

Every step, look and heartbeat are tracked. The charging of data abuse, says network expert Anna-Verena Nosthoff. Police Avatars are not needed, but global laws.

When winter gets out of sync

The record heat at the beginning of the year shows that winter is no longer what it was. But animals and plants are adapted to the cold season. Now entire ecosystems are messed up.

Microorganisms colonize babies only after birth

Can microorganisms already settle on the skin and mucous membranes of the unborn in the womb? An international research team comes to a clear conclusion.

We see what we hear

Sounds help to quickly recognize objects. If we hear a chirping, we therefore detect a bird much faster. But what if the noise does not match what was seen?

Is digital privacy already at risk today?

A new algorithm Chinese researcher should also be able to crack common encryption with a few quBITs. But experts worldwide doubt that.

Bizarre plant is mandatory to rare rabbits

The rare Amami rabbit, the only black rabbit species in the world, lives in Ryucyu archipelago in Japanese. But it's not just that is special.

The subject of a mathematician still shapes the subject today

Mathematical texts are often difficult for laymen to understand. Of course, the complex content is responsible for this – but also the mathematician Edmund Landau.

Muscles keep the cardiovascular system fit – even during sleep

Sport is good - especially our hearts. But how and what should you train? How sport affects our health and why is effective, intensive training.

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