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Five New Affordable Large-Format Cameras Are Coming Soon

Five New Affordable Large-Format Cameras Are Coming Soon

Ontario-based Custom Camera Building announced a new line of film cameras on Kickstarter, including panoramic 617/612 and large-format (4×5, 5×7, and 8×10) models. The new line of cameras, each built using rugged and lightweight composite materials, promises excellent usability and aesthetics and features industrial-grade 3D-printed components. Custom Camera Building, which sells numerous products and accessories for medium- and large-format analog …

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“It’s Practically Next Door”: James Webb Telescope Detects Possible New Exoplanet Only 4 Light-Years From Earth, Stirring Scientific Excitement

“It’s Practically Next Door”: James Webb Telescope Detects Possible New Exoplanet Only 4 Light-Years From Earth, Stirring Scientific Excitement

IN A NUTSHELL 🔭 The James Webb Space Telescope may have discovered a new exoplanet orbiting Alpha Centauri A. 🌌 The potential planet is about 10,000 times fainter than its host star, showcasing the telescope’s advanced capabilities. 🌍 Located in the habitable zone, the gas giant offers a unique research opportunity despite its inability to support life. 🚀 Future observations …

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The World’s Only Hybrid Elephant Whose Short Life Still Haunts Science

The World’s Only Hybrid Elephant Whose Short Life Still Haunts Science

In July 1978, a quiet corner of the Chester Zoo in the United Kingdom became the setting for a biological first. Researchers and zoo staff documented the birth of Motty, the only confirmed hybrid between an African elephant (Loxodonta africana) and an Asian elephant (Elephas maximus). According to the Guinness World Records, no other case has been verified in the …

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NASA’s Rovers Keep Getting Stuck and We Just Found Out Why – SciTechDaily

NASA’s Rovers Keep Getting Stuck and We Just Found Out Why  SciTechDaily NASA Rovers Keep Getting Stuck, And We Finally Know Why  yahoo.com A ‘fluffy’ trap: These researchers might have figured out why planetary rovers keep getting stuck  Aerospace America This Could Prevent Rovers From Getting Stuck In Sand Or Dust  Universe Today NASA Sets New Course as Rover Wheels Spin in Martian Dust: …

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Dark Matter Detection Just Took a Giant Leap with This Precision Nuclear Clock

Dark Matter Detection Just Took a Giant Leap with This Precision Nuclear Clock

In a groundbreaking study published in Physical Review X, researchers led by Professor Gilad Perez from the Weizmann Institute of Science have proposed a revolutionary method for detecting dark matter using an ultra-sensitive thorium-229 nuclear clock. This innovative approach, based on thorium-229’s unique nuclear properties, offers a promising new frontier in the search for the elusive substance that makes up …

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This Old Tree Revealed A Catastrophic Solar Storm From Millenia Ago

This Old Tree Revealed A Catastrophic Solar Storm From Millenia Ago

Mark Garlick/science Photo Library/Getty Images A solar storm occurs when the magnetic fields of the sun get twisted enough from its rotation that they snap. When this happens, they release massive amounts of energy into space. We are not in direct danger because our atmosphere protects us, but instead, we experience solar storms through …

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New Bird-Like Dinosaur from Mongolia Had Extremely Robust Hands

New Bird-Like Dinosaur from Mongolia Had Extremely Robust Hands

Paleontologists have identified a new species of dromaeosaurid dinosaur from an almost complete and articulated skeleton found in the 2000s in Mongolia. Life reconstruction of Shri rapax. Image credit: Connor Ashbridge / CC BY 4.0. The newly-identified dinosaur roamed our planet during the Campanian age of the Cretaceous period, between 75 and 72 million years ago. Based on several derived …

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Polar Dinosaurs Unearthed in Antarctica Survived for Months in Freezing Darkness 120 Million Years Ago

Polar Dinosaurs Unearthed in Antarctica Survived for Months in Freezing Darkness 120 Million Years Ago

New research published in the Australasian Journal of Palaeontology has revealed a detailed portrait of an ancient polar ecosystem in what is now southern Australia and Antarctica during the Early Cretaceous period. Despite months of winter darkness, sub-zero temperatures, and icy winds, a variety of dinosaur species lived and adapted to these extreme conditions. Life on the Edge of the …

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