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Sameen David

Black Holes Eating Stellar Shedding

Stellar Winds Fuel Supermassive Black Hole in Dwarf Galaxy Core

Astronomers revealed how a supermassive black hole sustains low-level activity through stellar winds in the absence of dense gas clouds. Unveiling a Black Hole’s Unusual Diet Unveiling a Black Hole’s Unusual Diet (Image Credits: Upload.wikimedia.org) The supermassive black hole at the center of M60-UCD1, an ultracompact dwarf galaxy, presented researchers with a puzzle. This black ...

9 Unsolved Mysteries of Dinosaur Anatomy That Still Puzzle Paleontologists

9 Unsolved Mysteries of Dinosaur Anatomy That Still Puzzle Paleontologists

Picture this: you’re looking at a fossil that’s been buried for millions of years, trying to decode what purpose a particular bone or feature served. That’s the daily challenge facing paleontologists today. Even with our advanced technology and century’s worth of discoveries, some dinosaur body parts remain absolutely baffling. Think we know everything about dinosaurs? ...

8 Times Hollywood Turned Dinosaurs Into Ridiculous Monster Movie Villains Instead of Real Animals

8 Times Hollywood Turned Dinosaurs Into Ridiculous Monster Movie Villains Instead of Real Animals

If you learned most of what you know about dinosaurs from movies, you were basically raised on monster stories, not natural history. Hollywood has a habit of turning real animals from Earth’s past into shrieking demons that exist only to chase screaming humans down dark corridors. It makes for loud trailers and flashy posters, but ...

The 5 Most Unexpected Dinosaur Discoveries in North America

The 5 Most Unexpected Dinosaur Discoveries in North America

You probably think you know everything about dinosaurs. The classics, right? T. rex, Triceratops, those long-necked behemoths munching on treetops. That’s the picture most folks have in their heads when they imagine the prehistoric past. Well, here’s the thing. The last few years have turned that familiar story completely upside down. Paleontologists working across North ...

Fred Flintstone's legacy at 65: how a cartoon caveman from 1960 still shapes the way the world pictures prehistoric life

Fred Flintstone’s legacy at 65: how a cartoon caveman from 1960 still shapes the way the world pictures prehistoric life

Close your eyes for a second and picture “the Stone Age.” Be honest: did your brain just serve up a stubby guy in a spotted tunic, clunky stone cars, and ribs so huge they tip vehicles over? For a surprising number of people across generations, the mental image of prehistoric life is basically one thing: ...