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Clean Energy & Climate Transition 04 Nov 2026, 08:00 PM IST

Betelgeuse’s Fading Mystery Deepens as Radio Data Point to a Hidden Companion

New radio observations are sharpening the long-running mystery of why Betelgeuse, the red supergiant marking Orion’s shoulder, periodically dims. Astronomers now say the star’s atmosphere appears to have returned to a more normal state after its dramatic “Great Dimming,” while evidence from ALMA and the VLA suggests a small companion star may be skimming through Betelgeuse’s outer gas and disturbing its envelope. The findings do not close the case, but they strengthen the view that Betelgeuse’s variability is shaped by a complex interaction between stellar pulsation, mass loss, and an as-yet-unresolved companion.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition01 Nov 2026, 08:00 AM IST

Betelgeuse’s Atmospheric Disturbance Points to a Hidden Companion, Not a Stellar Collapse

New radio observations suggest that Betelgeuse’s dramatic 2019–2020 “Great Dimming” was likely driven by a companion star stirring the red supergiant’s outer atmosphere, rather than an imminent explosion. The finding sharpens astronomers’ understanding of one of the sky’s most closely watched stars and underscores how complex mass loss in dying stars can be.

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Astronomers Capture the Clearest Exoplanet Formation Signal Yet, Revealing a Twin Gas Wake

Astronomers have reported the sharpest direct view yet of a forming exoplanet’s surrounding gas, a finding that strengthens the case for watching planet birth in real time rather than inferring it indirectly. The observation, made with the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array, also appears to show a twin structure in the gas flow, offering a rare look at how giant planets sculpt their birth environment.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition14 Oct 2026, 03:46 AM IST

NASA’s Atacama Image Highlights the Clean-Energy Frontier of Dark-Sky Science

NASA’s latest Astronomy Picture of the Day turns a striking optical illusion over Chile’s Atacama Desert into a wider story about science, infrastructure, and the energy transition. The image underscores how the world’s driest desert has become a strategic hub for astronomy, solar research, and low-carbon innovation.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition12 Oct 2026, 07:51 PM IST

Milky Way Photo Spotlights Atacama’s Role in the Global Astronomy and Clean-Energy Frontier

A striking image of the Milky Way arching over telescopes in Chile’s Atacama Desert has drawn fresh attention to one of the world’s most important high-altitude observatory regions. Beyond its visual appeal, the scene underscores how remote desert infrastructure is increasingly tied to both scientific discovery and the broader clean-energy transition, where low-light, low-humidity environments are prized for precision research and resilient operations.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition12 Oct 2026, 07:31 PM IST

Milky Way Glows Above Atacama Telescopes, Underscoring Chile’s Strategic Role in Space Science and Clean-Energy Research

A striking image of the Milky Way arching over telescopes in Chile’s Atacama Desert has drawn attention to one of the world’s most important observing sites, where astronomy, climate research and energy science increasingly intersect. The scene highlights how the same extreme environment that enables deep-space observation also supports advanced studies relevant to the global clean-energy transition.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition12 Oct 2026, 04:25 PM IST

Milky Way Over Atacama Telescopes Highlights the Climate Stakes of Dark-Sky Science

A striking image of the Milky Way arching over telescopes in Chile’s Atacama Desert underscores how some of the world’s most advanced astronomical facilities depend on one of Earth’s most fragile environments. Beyond its visual appeal, the scene points to a broader clean-energy and climate-transition challenge: protecting low-light, low-disturbance regions that enable both frontier science and sustainable infrastructure planning.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition12 Oct 2026, 12:59 PM IST

Milky Way Over Atacama Telescopes Highlights Chile’s Strategic Role in Global Astronomy

A striking image of the Milky Way arching above telescopes in Chile’s Atacama Desert has drawn attention to one of the world’s most important astronomical observatories. Beyond its visual appeal, the scene underscores how remote, high-altitude infrastructure is becoming central to scientific discovery, climate monitoring, and the broader clean-energy transition. The desert’s extreme conditions also illustrate the growing value of dark-sky preservation in an era of expanding industrial and urban light pollution.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition12 Oct 2026, 02:00 AM IST

Milky Way Over Atacama Telescopes Highlights the Dark-Sky Frontier Behind Clean Energy Science

A striking image of the Milky Way arching over telescopes in Chile’s Atacama Desert has become a reminder that the world’s most advanced astronomical observatories depend on some of the planet’s most protected skies. Beyond its visual appeal, the scene underscores a broader climate and energy challenge: preserving low-light, low-pollution environments that support both scientific discovery and sustainable development. As nations expand renewable power, mining, and infrastructure across arid regions, the Atacama stands as a test case for balancing growth with environmental stewardship.

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