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- 1ALMA image maps cold gas in galaxy M83βCaptured by ALMA, this image of galaxy M83 depicts the light emitted by cold gas molecules, the ingredients of star form
Astronomers using the ALMA observatory have released an image of the southern spiral galaxy Messier 83 showing light emitted by cold molecular gas, the raw material for star formation. The Southern European Observatory says such images allow researchers to map how the density and temperature of gas clouds vary across different regions of a galaxy, offering insight into where new stars are born.
- 2NASA highlights tidal streams around the Sombrero GalaxyβAPOD: 2026 October 5 - M104: The Sombrero Galaxy's Tidal Streams https://science.nasa.gov/image-article/apod-2026-octobe
NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day for October 5, 2026 features M104, the Sombrero Galaxy, focusing on newly depicted tidal streams of stars around it. The feature highlights how gravitational interactions have left faint stellar debris around the well-known galaxy, drawing attention from space enthusiasts sharing the image across social platforms.
- 3Scientist says the Galaxy is teeming with alien lifeβ'I believe the Galaxy is teeming with life'. If you long for the discovery of alien biology, this scientist has good news for you
A scientist has voiced strong optimism about the existence of extraterrestrial biology, saying 'I believe the Galaxy is teeming with life'. The remarks offer encouragement to those hoping for a discovery of alien organisms, suggesting that life beyond Earth may be common across the Milky Way. The comments have drawn attention from space enthusiasts and science audiences interested in the search for life beyond our planet.
- 4Sombrero Galaxy's Hidden Tidal Streams Revealed in Deep ImageβΌOctober 5, 2026 M104: The Sombrero Galaxy's Tidal Streams * Credit & Copyright Engelbert Vollmer https:// app.astrobin.c
An astrophotographer has captured a deep-exposure image of M104, the Sombrero Galaxy, revealing faint tidal streams around the galaxy. The picture, credited to Engelbert Vollmer, shows structures invisible in shorter exposures that give the galaxy its familiar hat-like appearance. Astronomy enthusiasts are sharing the image and its explanation, highlighting how extended exposures continue to uncover surprises in well-known deep-sky objects.
- 5iPhone 18 Pro Max vs Samsung S26 Ultra battery test sparks debateβiPhone 18 Pro Max vs Samsung S26 Ultra Battery Drain Test - Apple Exposed π€―
A battery drain test comparing the iPhone 18 Pro Max and Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is drawing large attention, with the results framed as unflattering for Apple. Viewers are weighing in on which flagship holds up better under heavy use, and the comparison is feeding the ongoing Apple versus Samsung rivalry ahead of both phones' wider rollout.
- 6First microblazar found producing fastest particles in the Milky WayβΌFirst microblazar produces possibly the fastest particles in the Milky Way
Astronomers have identified the first microblazar in the Milky Way, a compact object emitting a jet pointed toward Earth and apparently accelerating particles to some of the highest speeds seen in the galaxy. The discovery suggests these small-scale systems could rival larger quasars in their ability to produce ultra-fast particles, shedding light on cosmic ray origins.
- 7Samsung Galaxy surpasses 1.2 billion active usersβSamsung Galaxy surpasses 1.2 billion active users! Samsung Galaxy is a series of portable computing devices, such as sma
Samsung's Galaxy line of portable devices, including the Galaxy S and Galaxy Z smartphones along with smartwatches, has reportedly passed 1.2 billion active users. The product line has been manufactured and marketed since June 2009, and the milestone highlights its scale as one of the world's most widely used mobile device families.
- 8Exynos 2700 to Face Off Against Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6βExynos 2700 vs Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 [2026]
Samsung's next Exynos 2700 chipset is being compared with Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 in early 2026 flagship phone benchmarks and spec discussions. Tech watchers are weighing CPU and GPU performance, efficiency and heat management, as Samsung continues deciding how many Galaxy models ship with Exynos versus Snapdragon silicon.
- 9123 GO! Galaxy Pits Soft Girl Against Rock Star in Art ClassβPink Soft Girl vs. Rock Star in Art Class! πΈπ€ Smart School Hacks and Gadgets by 123 GO! Galaxy
123 GO! Galaxy has released a new episode in which two contrasting student styles β a pastel 'soft girl' and an edgy rock star look β face off in art class, with the channel's signature school hacks and gadgets woven through the storyline. The clip has drawn roughly 79,000 likes, keeping the channel's formula of style battles and DIY tips in front of a large global audience.
- 10Only one iPhone Duo fold animation works on Galaxy Z Fold 8βI tried 4 iPhone Duo fold animations on my Galaxy Z Fold 8, and only one worked
A MakeUseOf writer tested four iPhone Duo fold animations on a Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8, finding that only one of them worked. The piece highlights how foldable animation tricks shared across devices often fail outside their intended hardware, and folds in hands-on impressions of Samsung's latest foldable alongside Apple-inspired software tweaks.
- 11Samsung's Fold8 sheds 53g via 270 redesigned componentsβSamsung's Fold8 Is 53g Lighter Than Apple's iPhone DuoβThe Secret: 270 Redesigned Components
Samsung's Galaxy Fold8 is reported to weigh 53 grams less than the combined weight of Apple's two iPhone models, a gap attributed to 270 redesigned internal components. The claim highlights Samsung's engineering push to slim down its foldable lineup and sharpen its weight advantage in the premium phone segment as comparisons with Apple's latest devices intensify.
- 12Samsung Galaxy S26 FE touted as 'Great Functional Elegance'βSamsung Galaxy S26 FE: Great Functional Elegance
Samsung's Galaxy S26 FE is being highlighted under the tagline 'Great Functional Elegance'. The device continues Samsung's Fan Edition line, which typically offers flagship-inspired features at a lower price. Details on specifications, pricing or release dates were not provided, so the buzz so far centres on the branding and expectations for the next FE model.
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Galaxy Game, built at Stanford University in 1971, is widely credited as one of the first coin-operated video games, appearing a couple of months before Computer Space and decades before commercial arcade hits. A blog post from the Computer History Museum's collection revisits the machine and its place in gaming history, drawing renewed attention to its role in the origins of the video game industry.