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'SKYDIVING' SALAMANDERS VIEW ONLINE
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A N= EW THEORY FOR 2 MYSTERIOUS GALAXIES
Thursday, May 26, 2022
In today’s newsletter, w= e explore whether galaxies can survive without dark matter, spy on the worl= d of owls, see the discovery of an ancient city under the sea =2E=2E=2E and explain t= he complexities of animal c= amouflage=2E
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SCIENCE: NASA, ESA, = STSCI, ZILI SHEN (YALE), PIETER VAN DOKKUM (YALE), SHANY DANIELI (IAS) IMAG= E PROCESSING: ALYSSA PAGAN (STSCI)

By = Victoria Jaggard
Imagine you met someone who was walking and going about their life—= ;and then you found out they had no bones=2E That’s essentially the = mystery astronomers are trying to solve with a pair of galaxies called DF2 = and DF4=2E By most accounts, these dim, puffy collections of stars should n= ot exist—because neither of them has any dark matter=2E

Scie= ntists in the late 1960s figured out that dark matter acts as a kind of gra= vitational glue, keeping stars on the edges of whirling galaxies from flyin= g off into space=2E Since then, evidence has accumulated that dark matter i= s also a larger cosmic scaffolding, helping matter clump into stars, stars = gather into galaxies, and galaxies converge into clusters=2E So when Yale&#= x2019;s Pieter van Dokkum found galaxies withou= t this essential ingredient, he knew he’d stumbled on a massive myst= ery=2E

Now, using data from the Hubble Space Telescope to run new c= omputer simulations, van Dokkum and his colleagues think they may have crac= ked the case: These oddities are the remnants of a high-speed collision bet= ween two much larger galaxies=2E When the two giants smashed into each othe= r, they say, their dark matter kept on flying while their visible matter en= ded up in a hot, high-pressure heap, ultimately forming a string of smaller= dark matter-deficient galaxies=2E As Nadia Drake reports, the notion has divided astronomers=2E But if it can be co= nfirmed, their work might help scientists understand fundamental properties= of dark matter itself=2E

Read the full story here=2E (Pictured = above, the unusual “see-through” galaxy viewed by the Hubble = Space Telescope=2E)

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When upsetting= events shake kids’ worlds, here’s how to help
The ancient city sank into the sea=2E Now it has been red= iscovered=2E
= Climate change is ruining our sleep
PHOTO OF THE DAY
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PHOTOGRAPH BY @KILIIIYUYAN
Camouflage: When you think of camo, it’= s usually some shade of green for a forest or grassland, or brown or a drie= r climate=2E However, in the brightly colored reefs of the Pacific Northwes= t, many inhabitants go bright, such as this type of large sculpin=2E Known = as a red Irish lord, it is usually found on outcroppings where currents swe= ep prey to the front=2E It’s dwarfed by the plumose anemones, but Nat Geo Explorer Kiliii Yuyan couldn’t take his eyes off it=2E “I love that critter, “ Yuya= n says=2E “I spent an hour underwater and he got his own photo shoot= =2E”
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IN THE SPOTLIGHT
PHOTOGRAPH BY CHRIST= IAN BROWN
It’s a bird, it’s a plane =2E=2E= =2E it’s a salamander? Yes, those four-inch amphibians take massive = leaps, relying on the same techniques as human = skydivers=2E On descent, they slow down, just like a parachuter, puffing ou= t their chests and stretching out their limbs, Nat Geo reports=2E “This is a fearless, five-g= ram salamander that climbs the tallest trees on Earth and isn’t afra= id to take a leap of faith,” says biologist Chris= tian Brown=2E (Pictured above, a wandering salamand= er in a wind tunnel experiment=2E)
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Forest conservationist, Nat Geo Explorer
LAST GLIMPSE
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PHOTOGRAPH BY JOEL S= ARTORE, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC PHOTO ARK
Watch out, small deer: Owls could be after you= =2E Foxes, consider yourselves warned about this nighttime bird of prey, to= o=2E The owl has been a subject of curiosity for Nat Geo readers over the d= ecades—and here’s a new story about them, part = of our vast animal reference collection=2E (Pictured above, = from Nat Geo Explorer Joel Sartore’s Photo Ark, a great horned owl= at a breeding center in Monticello, Italy=2E)
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