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Samsung Galaxy Z, S, Note, A, M and Tab series devices launched after 2019 will now get at least four years of security updates
Trendingdesk •The list of devices that are eligible for the four-year security updates includes 40 Galaxy smartphones and tablets.
Seven rocky planets of TRAPPIST-1 might be similar but they aren't the same: Study
Trendingdesk •They have interest researchers since 2017 when it was discovered that three of the seven planets are located in the theoretical "habitable zone".
Scientists use New Horizon to find number of galaxies from glow of the universe
Trendingdesk •The ‘leftover glow’ is coming from some dwarf galaxies that are present in the nearby universe “just beyond detectability”
Star sisters: Around 500 stars born together in Theia 456 are now moving together
Trendingdesk •All the stars streams in the Milky Way have been conveniently named Theia for the Greek Titan goddess of sight and heavenly light.
Supercomputer simulations could help solve mystery behind formation of moon
Trendingdesk •Astronomers tried colliding a non-spinning version of Theia with Earth but that resulted in a satellite with around 80 percent of the mass of the Moon.
Scientists witness the death of a galaxy 9 million light-years away unfold, in a remarkable first
Trendingdesk •The rare and recent discovery also shows that galaxies could shut down as a result of mergers.
Researchers measure and confirm the distance to oldest, farthest galaxy GN-z11 in the universe
Trendingdesk •The team of researchers measured the redshift of GN-z11, which is the light stretches out, becomes redder, the farther it travels.
Neuron web in human brain is similar to the network of galaxies in the Universe
Trendingdesk •They found that both systems are likely being shaped by “similar principles of network dynamics, despite the radically different scales and processes at play”.
Fast radio burst detected in the Milky Way is repeating, scientists confirm
Trendingdesk •In April this year, a weaker burst was detected and astronomers tracked it to a unique kind of star called a magnetar some 30,000 light-years away from us.
Milky Way's halo of heated gases that helps form planets, is filled with residues from dead stars
Trendingdesk •The observation was possible because of the works of a minisatellite called HaloSat that was launched from the ISS in 2018.