While many star systems remain stable, sometimes a star consumes a planet that gets too close. A new study found a star about 300 light years away steadily pulling material off its companion at a rate that could take hundreds of thousands of years. buff.ly/8STBcEy
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Melting ice shelves are a major contributor to sea level rise. A new Science study of 15,000+ cliffs finds they collapse faster than predicted, but then stabilize, reducing the risk of runaway collapse.
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A rare pairing of a low mass white dwarf and a high mass brown dwarf orbiting each other every 2.93 hours can help shed light on how radiation affects atmospheres.
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What better way to understand climate risks than through a game? With the help of a J-WAFS grant, EAPS PRS Sai Ravela has created a game that helps communities discover ways to improve their collective agricultural resilience. buff.ly/Kt112Iv
Congrats to EAPS Professor Richard Teague on being named an NSF CAREER recipient! His research is focused on developing new methods to detect planetary formation across our universe.
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eaps.mit.edu Richard Teague named 2026 NSF CAREER recipient The National Science Foundation (NSF) has selected MIT Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Science (EAPS) Professor Richard Teague as a recipient of their prestigious Faculty Early Career... buff.ly/VRvK3dl