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Letters to the EditorReaders react to Betelgeuses buddy, the 2024 Nobels and small nuclear reactor wasteBy Science News Staff1 hour agoIts all relativeBetelgeuse may have a sun-sized companion starthat orbits it about once every 2,100 days, astronomy writer Lisa Grossman reported in Betelgeuses invisible buddy.The story describes Betelgeuse as the red giant that marks Orions left shoulder. Reader Chris JespersenThis is actually a matter of perspective, Grossman says. The ancient Greeks thought the Orion constellation resembled the figure of a hunter. Many people agree that this celestial hunter faces Earth. Betelgeuse represents whats considered the hunters right shoulder, which is on the figures left from the perspective of Earth, she says.

A mosasaur species with saw-like teeth that was described by scientists in 2021 may have been based on forged fossils, and researchers are now calling for CT scans to determine the creature's origin.

Even once researchers can reliably get more power out of a fusion reaction than they put in, they'll still need to overcome engineering challenges to scale up fusion energy.

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While Disney Dreamlight Valley has a big roster of heroes, players can also befriend some of the most wicked villains in Walt Disney Animation Studios' history. With villains available in both Disney Dreamlight Valleys base game and its two expansion passes, players can fine tune their games character roster for their best personal experience.

With the PlayStation 5 halfway through its estimated lifespan, it's clear to see why people are more than satisfied by this console's massive library of games. The lack of exclusives has irritated many fans, but this has more to do with the developing AAA landscape and how state-of-the-art video games have longer and more expensive development cycles than ever before.

Skyrim is easily one of the biggest and most popular games ever made. The title is full to the brim with content across the board, with the vanilla game in itself taking players hundreds of hours to complete. Of course, it would be impossible to talk about the draws of Skyrim without mentioning the amazing modding community that has consistently been delivering excellent fan-made content that makes Skyrim even more of a joy to play through.

To create a complete map I imagine you have to move around and observe the occluded areas in the first scan, from the landing spot if we talk Mars rover. This gets me to thinking. You can get scientifical data by looking at the pictures but how much can they learn from those pictures, that is rather incomplete. A photo session on Mars, that appears to be the summary of it?