#discovery

#discovery

Perspective on life can be gained by observing ancient geological and astronomical phenomena.

The discovery of ancient dinosaur tracks and fast-forming galaxies highlights the complexity and vastness of time.

Astronomy discoveries often stem from accidental moments rather than meticulous planning, illustrating the science of serendipity.

A quasar 500tn times brighter than the sun discovered by Australian scientists.

The quasar is powered by the fastest growing black hole ever found, consuming a sun's worth of mass daily.

J0529-4351 is the brightest and most luminous quasar ever discovered, with a supermassive black hole consuming the equivalent of one sun's mass per day.

The newly discovered quasar is located so far from Earth that its light has taken 12 billion years to reach us, providing a glimpse of the universe at just under 2 billion years old.

A young dinosaur enthusiast discovers a potential dinosaur fossil, igniting excitement and anticipation for its excavation.

Discovery of 280m-year-old apex predator salamander-like creature in Namibia.

A 7-foot-long mammoth tusk was discovered in Mississippi, marking a rare and significant paleontological find for the state.

A brand new species of horned dinosaur, Lokiceratops rangiformis, was recently discovered in northern Montana.

New pterosaur species, Ceoptera evansae, discovered in Scotland provides important new data on the geographic range of Darwinoptera. Researchers used microcomputed tomography and X-ray to study the pterosaur's phylogenetics.