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Winners of SoftServe’s Open Call 2025

March 25, 2025 11:41

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SoftServe gets into the Magic Quadrant as a Challenger

November 12, 2024 13:49

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SoftServe to Provide Pro Bono IT Solutions for Impactful Projects

September 12, 2024 11:55

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SoftServe and Prefixa to use digital twins in space

August 6, 2024 08:46

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SoftServe reports on sustainability in 2023

July 4, 2024 12:56

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SoftServe to develop technologies for construction on Moon

January 8, 2024 07:09

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Ukrainian IT companies are among the best software vendors

December 5, 2023 04:31

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SoftServe recognized for its digital relocation platform

November 29, 2023 04:18

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AI by OpenAI can increase IT productivity by 45%

October 5, 2023 10:37

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SoftServe launches Gen AI Lab and looks for Data Scientists

September 19, 2023 05:43

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Hidden Black Hole Mimicked Supernova for 15 Years

Herman Bogapov - November 14, 2026 00:00

For 15 years, an event mimicking a supernova baffled astronomers. New X-ray data reveals a hidden black hole feeding on an unstable star.

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November 13, 2026 22:00

This release features a composite image of a spiral galaxy with a giant, unstable star at its outer edge. Using Chandra, astronomers have discovered the star’s previously hidden companion, which triggers luminous outbursts every 113 days. The spiral galaxy is NGC 4559. Shown at a sharp angle in the composite image, its flat pink and milky blue face tilts toward our upper left. Sitting near the outer edge of the dense spiral, near the center of the frame, is a small group of pink and blue dots. This group is outlined with a white square, enlarged and annotated in supporting images. The smallest pink dot in the square is AT 2016blu, a massive star some 33 times the size of our Sun. For over 15 years astronomers have been watching this star get bright and then dim again in optical light on a regular basis. Chandra’s X-ray observations suggest that a hidden companion object, either a stellar mass black hole or a neutron star, is pulling material from AT 2016blu every 113 days as they orbit one another. This captured material gets so hot that it shines brightly in X-rays. Other pink and blue specks within the white square and enlargement are unresolved stars or star clusters, too distant to be related to the movement of material between AT 2016blu and its hidden but influential neighbor.

Giant Star’s Explosive Temperament Revealed by NASA’s Chandra Telescope

November 13, 2026 21:10

Gemini Astronaut Photos Sparked Early Earth Observation Efforts

November 13, 2026 19:01

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