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Scientists have previously suspected supermassive black holes can merge together, and have seen signs of these cosmic collisions on a smaller scale. Now new research backs up the hypothesis – and shows evidence that it could be happening all across the Universe.

Astronomers studying detailed radio maps of jet sources – powerful beams of ionised matter thrown out by black holes – have found a surprisingly high number of scenarios that matched patterns consistent with binary black holes (two black holes orbiting each other).

Jet stream radio map. (M. Krause/University of Hertfordshire)

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Humans have only explored about 1% of our oceans — but what would happen if we could see all of it?

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It might not be the answer you were expecting.

The Port of Pensacola has a 600-foot visitor that will soon be a landing platform for rockets, but questions remain as to why it is there and for how long it will remain.

With electrodes up the nose, they made people smell things that weren’t there.

A team of Harvard physicists recently published research showing how future telescopes will rely on quantum entanglement to see across the universe.

A new type of _Archaeopteryx_ fossil helps build the case for this creature being called ‘the first bird’.

Colour blindness, otherwise known as colour vision deficiency, affects around 8% of men.