Singapore Science News API

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            "title": "Webb and Hubble sink deep into the dazzling Whirlpool Galaxy - Space photo of the week",
            "description": "A striking new image of the Whirlpool Galaxy is helping astronomers solve one of the biggest mysteries in star formation.",
            "content": "Stars form when vast clouds of dust and hydrogen gas collapse, creating a dense core that heats up until it transforms into a nuclear fusion reactor. What happens in the moments after a star emerges from its birth cloud, however, is a mystery.\nThis i... [2168 chars]",
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            "description": "The numbers are real, the effect is measurable, and the gap between an astronaut's clock and yours has been verified to within picoseconds — but the story of why this happens is stranger than the headline.",
            "content": "The International Space Station is moving at roughly 7.8 kilometres per second relative to the ground beneath it, completing an orbit every 90 to 93 minutes. At that velocity, the clocks aboard the station tick measurably slower than the clocks in th... [9007 chars]",
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