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NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope is examining dusty disks around young stars that may be the remnants of violent collisions between Moon- and Mars-sized bodies. The findings offer a rare window into how rocky planets grow, break apart, and reshape planetary systems in their earliest stages.
A new analysis highlighted by Phys.org points to the center of the Milky Way as a likely galactic PeVatron, a source capable of accelerating particles to energies far beyond those produced in human-made machines. The work links rotating black holes and neutron interactions to a mechanism that could help explain the origin of some of the highest-energy cosmic rays reaching Earth.
A former OpenAI engineer has warned that leading artificial intelligence companies are moving too fast and not being careful enough, intensifying scrutiny of the sector’s safety culture after a series of high-profile departures. The criticism lands as investors continue to pour capital into AI, even as internal tensions over risk, transparency and governance become harder to ignore.
A new archaeological and genetic reading of the aurochs’ disappearance from Scandinavia points to a convergence of pressures rather than a single fatal blow. Researchers say changing landscapes, sustained hunting, and population fragility likely combined to drive the wild cattle out of the region as forests spread and human settlement intensified.
A new archaeological analysis points to a three-part explanation for the disappearance of aurochs from Scandinavia: shrinking open habitats, sustained hunting pressure, and genetic vulnerability revealed through ancient DNA. The findings add a climate-and-landscape dimension to a long-running debate over why Europe’s wild cattle vanished from the north while surviving longer in other regions.
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