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This artist's illustration shows the red dwarf star system TRAPPIST-1, which is home to seven Earth-sized planets, some of them within the star's habitable zone. Credit: Benoît Gougeon, Université de Montréal

"Project Hail Mary." New study maps 45 rocky planets that could be suitable for life

Cornell researchers have built a new catalog of habitable zone worlds from more than 6,000 known exoplanets to focus the search for atmospheres and possible signs of life.
The "Trojan Horse" performance at Tel Aviv University. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Stanford study: Studying at Tel Aviv University increases the chances of becoming a unicorn founder by 260%

This is the highest rate among the universities sampled, including: MIT Stanford Weill. The comparison is in relation to entrepreneurs who received investments from venture capital funds.
SNSPD sensor. Credit: QROCODILE collaboration.

Breakthrough in the search for light dark matter: QROCODILE project sets new global boundaries

An international collaboration led by the Hebrew University and the University of Zurich has developed a unique superconducting detector that has achieved record sensitivity in the search for light dark matter, opening a new horizon for particle physics.