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Science news this week: Pink diamonds and nuclear ‘pasta’

September 25, 2023
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Science news this week: Pink diamonds and nuclear ‘pasta’
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Nuclear pasta; Pink diamonds

Science news this week includes Earth’s biggest cache of pink diamonds and strange ‘pasta’ shapes at the heart of neutron stars.
(Image credit: NASA, ESA; Murray Rayner)

This week in science news, we discovered how most of the world’s pink diamonds formed, cooked up some nuclear ‘pasta’ in dead stars and watched a slime-covered ‘penis’ mushroom do its thing.

If you picture a diamond, one that is crystal clear usually springs to mind, but Australia’s Argyle formation produces pink diamonds. We now know their distinctive color comes from the breakup of the planet’s first supercontinent 1.3 billion years ago. More recently, just 66 million years ago, the Cretaceous-Paleogene mass extinction led to the loss of three-quarters of Earth’s species. But one thing that did survive was flowers — and they thrived because of it.

Out of the animal kingdom came news of a gigantic alligator gar, which despite its name has nothing to do with the reptilian snappers. They are, however, very big, with one hauled in from a Texas reservoir clocking in at a massive 283 pounds (128 kilograms) — possibly smashing a pair of world records dating back to 1951. The gar-gantuan fish was released safely back into the waters. Staying safe in the water was clearly a hot topic in animal news this week, as the other big stories were crocodiles allegedly saving a dog from being attacked, and a scientist saving a snake from choking on a fish.

From the aquatic to the archaeological, where scientists in Zambia discovered what is believed to be the oldest wooden structure in the world, dating to 476,000 years ago. If the dating is correct, it means that woodworking might predate the emergence of our own species, Homo sapiens. From more recent history, weapons and lost treasures have been unearthed, with an early medieval warrior discovered in Germany, two rare Roman cavalry swords found in the U.K., and a cache of ‘secrets’ found inside a sunken underwater temple and sanctuary in Egypt.

In health news, a new analysis of screening tests for four types of cancer suggests that on average only one actually increases life span, but not all scientists agree.

Nuclear ‘pasta’ doesn’t sound like the most appetizing meal, but in this case we’re talking about a celestial treat rather than a culinary one, where fundamental particles are twisted into strange ‘pasta’ shapes in the extreme hearts of neutron stars. Elsewhere in space, we found out what could be causing our galaxy to warp, while the James Webb Space Telescope treated us to a picture of rainbow ‘lightsaber’ shockwaves shooting out of a newborn star. When it comes to shooting things, the U.S. Space Force could have shot itself in the foot following the launch of a surveillance satellite, as it may have punched a hole in the upper atmosphere. Fortunately the hole won’t pose a threat to people on Earth’s surface as it naturally closed up within a few hours. Phew.

Finally, we couldn’t let you go without showing you this mesmerizing time-lapse of a slime-covered penis mushroom that smells like rotting flesh. You’re welcome.

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Picture of the week

Rare squid captured in the deep ocean surrounded by pitch black

Image captured of rare squid, Grimalditeuthis bonplandi (Image credit: Image provided by Schmidt Ocean Institute)

A research vessel off the coast of the Galapagos Islands recently spotted this rarely seen, ghostly squid with weak, suckerless tentacles floating in the deep. Unlike other squid, Grimalditeuthis bonplandi has feeding tentacles with no suckers, so while other cephalopods whip and thrash about, grabbing their prey with their tentacles and trapping them with their suckers, G. bonplandi is thought to be a graceful feeder that undulates its tentacles to lure small shrimp and other crustaceans to their demise.

It’s only the second time this elusive species has ever been filmed alive, and you can watch its majestic dance here. If you are still in the mood for more serene cephalopods, this stunning photo of an extremely rare ‘7-arm octopus’ was recently taken near the Washington coast.

Sunday reading

The human brain is remarkably good at adjusting to different light conditions, but what about on another planet?’Modest, humble, and uncommonly smart’: Meet the Soviet mathematician who quietly solved the mystery of planet formation.The sun’s outer atmosphere was captured at previously impossible extreme ultraviolet wavelengths thanks to a last-minute engineering hack.These remarkable places look like they were dreamed up in science fiction, but they really do exist on Earth.The green comet Nishimura survived its superheated slingshot around the sun earlier this week, but will we get another chance to see it?Glass has unique properties, but is it a solid or a liquid?Everything you need to know about El Niño explained.Scientists can now create realistic human embryo models in the lab — is it time to rethink our legal definition of a human embryo?Keep an eye out for the planet Mercury, which reaches its highest point in the sky this weekend. Here’s how to see it.Can we trust our earliest memories, or are they unreliable?

And finally…

A false color image of the lunar south pole, showing areas of lower gravity in purple and higher gravity in red

Many nations are racing to establish a permanent presence on the moon’s south pole. (Image credit: NASA’s Scientific Visualization Studio)

Between 1969 and 1972, the U.S. landed 12 astronauts on the moon as part of the Apollo program, which was formed primarily to beat the former Soviet Union to the moon in the heat of the Cold War. Now, more than 50 years after the first human landed on the moon, interest in visiting our celestial neighbor is once again skyrocketing.

This time, though, spacefaring nations are eyeing the lunar south pole, which has become a hotspot for both short- and long-term space exploration. So why are Russia, India and other countries racing to the lunar south pole?

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Alexander McNamara is the Editor-in-Chief at Live Science, and has more than 15 years’ experience in publishing at digital titles. More than half of this time has been dedicated to bringing the wonders of science and technology to a wider audience through editor roles at New Scientist and BBC Science Focus, developing new podcasts, newsletters and ground-breaking features along the way. Prior to this, he covered a diverse spectrum of content, ranging from women’s lifestyle, travel, sport and politics, at Hearst and Microsoft. He holds a degree in economics from the University of Sheffield, and before embarking in a career in journalism had a brief stint as an English teacher in the Czech Republic. In his spare time, you can find him with his head buried in the latest science books or tinkering with cool gadgets.

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