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New study suggests many dinosaurs may have died within hours, not months, after the asteroid struck Earth

New research suggests asteroid impact caused immediate, intense heat pulses. Fine dust trapped thermal radiation, increasing surface temperatures significantly. This rapid heating killed many animals within hours of the impact. Burrowing creatures survived, while exposed animals faced lethal conditions. Heat and fire likely triggered the extinction before climate change effects.

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Vanessa Larcos, co-founder of Premise VC.

Founder Traits And One Big AI Test: How Former NEA Partner Vanessa Larco Picks Winners

In early 2025, Vanessa Larco teamed up with Mercedes Bent to found Premise VC, a firm focused on backing early-stage technical founders building durable, high-growth software. Before that, Larco had spent nearly eight years as a partner at New Enterprise Associates (NEA), one of the world’s largest venture capital firms.  There, she served on the

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Saturn’s largest moon Titan experiences clouds, rain, rivers and changing seasons like Earth

Titan showcases an intriguing, elongated seasonal pattern due to Saturn’s leisurely orbit. This fascinating moon is shrouded in a dense atmosphere with liquid methane rapidly flowing on its surface. Insights gathered from the Cassini spacecraft highlight not only the dynamic weather changes but also the enigmatic disappearance of lakes on Titan. Observations of varied wind

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Scientists warn that more than 1.7 million planned satellites could create a new form of space pollution and permanently change the night sky

Massive satellite constellations are changing the night sky’s appearance and accessibility. New studies reveal over 1.7 million planned objects could compromise scientific observations. These satellites pose a significant threat to professional telescopes and data collection. Urgent international regulations are needed to protect the future of astronomical observation.

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