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MARTIN CID MAGAZINE This week 7 releases worth your time — swipe →

Betelgeuse changes shape in step with Siwarha, the star

MARTIN CID MAGAZINE 01 · SCIENCE Radio maps from the VLA and ALMA show the red supergiant's atmosphere has bounced back from the Great Dimming, and that its… Read our review →

A digital twin of James Webb makes planets up

MARTIN CID MAGAZINE 02 · SCIENCE By rebuilding the telescope's optics in software and subtracting the starlight it predicts, a Northwestern-led team pulled the giant planet 51 Eridani… Read our review →

Arabia’s Empty Quarter had 55 ancient lakes and no

MARTIN CID MAGAZINE 03 · SCIENCE A 1,500-kilometre crossing of the Rub' al Khali found the beds of 55 ancient lakes and not one stone tool. A Nature… Read our review →

Webb’s farthest galaxy candidate Capotauro is a failed star

MARTIN CID MAGAZINE 04 · SCIENCE A faint red dot once proposed as a galaxy from 90 million years after the Big Bang moved between two sets of… Read our review →

Seafloor food still hasn’t recovered 44 years after a

MARTIN CID MAGAZINE 05 · SCIENCE Sediment in the tracks a 100-tonne collector cut across the Pacific floor in 1979 still holds less, and poorer, organic matter than… Read our review →

Hubble finds dwarf galaxies kept only 11% of the

MARTIN CID MAGAZINE 06 · SCIENCE A Hubble-based census of 37 nearby dwarf galaxies finds they hold on average just 11% of the oxygen their own stars forged… Read our review →

A star cluster near the Milky Way’s core is

MARTIN CID MAGAZINE 07 · SCIENCE Astronomers working mostly in Chile dated VVV CL001, a faint globular cluster buried behind dust near the galactic center, at 13.4 billion… Read our review →