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NASA is set to launch four astronauts on Artemis II, a 10-day crewed mission around the moon marking humanity's farthest spaceflight in 54 years and a critical step toward lunar surface landing before China.

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Blood Pressure Drug Shows Promise in Slowing Aging in Animal Studies

ScienceAlert · Jul 07, 2023

Rilmenidine, a common hypertension medication, extended lifespan and slowed aging in worms and mice by mimicking caloric restriction effects, potentially offer…

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Perseverance rover reveals Mars had complex hot water systems in ancient past

Google News · Oct 01, 2026

NASA's Perseverance rover has identified evidence of groundwater, lakes, and hot fluids coexisting in a single location on early Mars, revealing that ancient M…

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Humans and Great Apes Share 15 Million Years of Similar Laughter, Study Finds

ScienceAlert · Jun 26, 2026

A new study comparing recordings of tickled apes with laughing children reveals that humans and great apes have maintained similar rhythmic laughter patterns f…

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NASA Abandons Swift Telescope Rescue Mission

Google News · Aug 20, 2026

NASA has cancelled a commercial mission to boost the Swift gamma-ray observatory out of its decaying orbit, allowing the 24-year-old telescope to eventually pl…

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PD-1 Checkpoint Balances Viral Control Against Brain Inflammation in Polyomavirus Infection

Nature · Aug 17, 2026

Research reveals PD-1 protein regulates CD4+ T cells to balance viral control against neuroinflammation in brain polyomavirus infections, explaining variable o…

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Scientists propose yeast and gelatin as building materials for Mars habitats

Google News · Sep 11, 2026

Researchers are exploring 3D-printed construction materials using freeze-dried yeast and gelatin for potential Mars colonization, offering a sustainable altern…

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Facebook Ads Effective for Urban Malaria Prevention, But Miss High-Risk Rural Communities

Devdiscourse · Nov 14, 2024

World Bank study finds Facebook ads effectively promote malaria prevention in urban India but fail to reach high-risk rural populations due to algorithmic targ…

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Vanderbilt scientist wins 2026 Joseph A. Vita Award for immune-hypertension research

eurekalert.org · Oct 02, 2026

Dr. Annet Kirabo of Vanderbilt Health receives the 2026 Joseph A. Vita Award for groundbreaking research linking immune activation and inflammation to high blo…

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Webb Telescope Captures Starburst in Ancient Dwarf Galaxy I Zwicky 18

Livescience.com · Mar 31, 2024

The James Webb Space Telescope reveals I Zwicky 18, a dwarf galaxy 59 million light-years away, undergoing sudden bursts of star formation with characteristics…

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NASA Declares Mars Maven Spacecraft Dead After 13-Year Mission

The Economic Times · Jun 03, 2026

NASA declared its Maven spacecraft lost after six months of silence following a December malfunction that caused rapid spin and battery depletion. The mission,…

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Study challenges 10,000-step daily target; walking pace may matter more

Google News · Sep 11, 2026

New research suggests 10,000 steps daily may not be necessary for longevity benefits, with walking pace potentially mattering more than step count for reducing…

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NASA telescope rescue mission ends in failure as spacecraft returns to Earth

Google News · Sep 25, 2026

A spacecraft has returned to Earth after failing to complete a rescue mission for an aging NASA telescope, marking an unsuccessful attempt to extend the observ…

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Afternoon walks prove more effective for blood sugar control, study finds

Clarin.com · May 17, 2026

Research shows afternoon walking provides superior blood glucose control compared to other times, particularly benefiting those at risk of type 2 diabetes thro…

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Stonehenge's Altar Stone Traveled 430 Miles From Scotland, Study Finds

Archaeology Magazine · Jun 04, 2026

Research from Curtin University reveals Stonehenge's 13,000-pound Altar Stone was transported over 430 miles from northeastern Scotland via human effort, not g…

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Rising Atmospheric CO₂ May Already Be Altering Human Blood Chemistry, Study Warns

SciTechDaily · Jul 17, 2026

A 20-year population study finds atmospheric CO₂ rises correlate with shifts in human blood chemistry, particularly increased bicarbonate levels, suggesting bo…

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Trauma, not virus, drives HIV deaths in women, study finds

News-Medical · Jun 13, 2026

UC San Francisco research reveals women with HIV die primarily from trauma-related conditions like substance use and mental illness, not the virus itself, yet…

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Astronomers Map Interstellar Turbulence Warping Light Across Milky Way

Google News · May 16, 2026

Astronomers have directly observed interstellar turbulence the size of our solar system bending light across the Milky Way, using advanced radio telescope obse…

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Partial lunar eclipse visible across U.S. Thursday as 'blood moon' appears

Google News · Aug 29, 2026

A partial lunar eclipse, appearing as a 'blood moon,' will be visible across the U.S. on Thursday, occurring just weeks after the recent solar eclipse.

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Curiosity Rover Accidentally Extracts Rock Sample During Mars Drilling

Google News · May 11, 2026

NASA's Curiosity rover unexpectedly pulled a rock from Mars while drilling, becoming stuck for days before engineers freed the drill bit. The incident provided…

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Longest Solar Eclipse in 157 Years Set for August 12, 2026

ELHERALDO.CO · Apr 10, 2026

The longest solar eclipse in history will occur on August 12, 2026, visible across northern Siberia, Iceland, Greenland, Spain and Portugal. Experts warn of ir…

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Delhi air pollution sharply raises TB death risk, major study finds

The Tribune · Aug 06, 2026

A major epidemiological study of 61,925 TB patients in Delhi found exposure to high PM2.5 air pollution before treatment significantly increased mortality risk…

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SpaceX Falcon 9 reaches 22nd flight milestone while deploying 23 Starlink satellites

Space.com · Jun 27, 2024

SpaceX launched 23 Starlink satellites and landed a Falcon 9 booster on its record 22nd flight, advancing the company's reusability milestone and expanding its…

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James Webb reveals the feeding mechanism of supermassive black holes

Google News · Jul 19, 2026

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has discovered new insights into how supermassive black holes consume matter, solving a longstanding astronomical mystery wit…

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NASA rover finds organic carbon in Mars rocks, but sample remains inaccessible

Google News · Sep 10, 2026

NASA's rover found extensive organic carbon in ancient Martian river rocks, marking the strongest evidence yet of possible past microbial life on Mars, though…

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Rosario students experience cutting-edge science at Max Planck lab

La Capital · May 16, 2026

Fifth-year students from Balseiro school conducted hands-on DNA isolation and molecular visualization experiments at Xlab Rosario, a Max Planck Institute labor…

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Rural epilepsy patients face nearly double hospital mortality risk, study finds

News-Medical · Jun 04, 2026

A study of 841,445 hospital admissions found people with epilepsy in rural counties had nearly twice the odds of dying in hospital compared to urban residents,…

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Space Explorers Could Grow Life-Saving Medicines From Plants

Universe Today · Jun 20, 2026

UC San Diego researchers developed a method for astronauts to grow and harvest pharmaceuticals from plants in space using a simplified extraction process, addr…

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Samsung buries real-time speed tracker in Good Lock beta, limiting discovery

TechBullion · Jun 18, 2026

Samsung is testing a real-time download speed indicator on One UI 9 beta, but it's hidden in the Good Lock app's QuickStar module, limiting discoverability and…

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SpaceX Marks Public Company Era With Successful Falcon 9 Launch

Google News · Jun 15, 2026

SpaceX successfully launched its first Falcon 9 rocket since going public on Nasdaq, deploying 24 Starlink satellites and setting a reuse record with a 5-year-…

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Webb Telescope Shows Massive Star Clusters Reshape Galaxies 1.5x Faster

Google News · May 11, 2026

New James Webb Space Telescope images show massive star clusters emerge 1.5 times faster than low-mass ones, fundamentally reshaping how galaxies develop and e…

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How Hubble's 1923 Discovery of M31-V1 Proved Andromeda Was Its Own Galaxy

The Hindu · Oct 05, 2026

Edwin Hubble's October 1923 observation of Cepheid star M31-V1 in Andromeda proved it was a separate galaxy beyond the Milky Way, resolving a major astronomica…

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NASA Completes Assembly of Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope

Phys.org · Dec 10, 2025

NASA completed assembly of the Nancy Grace Roman Telescope on November 25th, positioning the infrared observatory for launch as early as Fall 2026. The telesco…

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NASA's Lucy spacecraft launches on 12-year quest to study Jupiter's Trojan asteroids

Caledonia Courier · Oct 17, 2021

NASA's $981 million Lucy spacecraft launched Saturday to explore eight asteroids, including Jupiter's Trojan swarms, on a 12-year mission spanning nearly 4 bil…

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Giant Wave Ripples Through Milky Way, Reshaping Understanding of Galaxy Dynamics

infobae · Oct 22, 2025

Gaia space telescope data reveals a massive wave pattern affecting thousands of stars across the Milky Way, propagating from the galactic center outward and ch…

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Christina Koch: "La Luna es la encarnación de algo que está en el corazón de cada uno"

La Nacion · Apr 08, 2026

La astronauta Christina Koch compartió un mensaje emotivo sobre la Luna antes de su misión Artemis II, recordando historias familiares y reflexionando sobre el…

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Metal-Poor Dwarf Galaxy Surprises with Iron and Silicon-Carbide Dust Production

Space Daily · Jul 18, 2026

James Webb Space Telescope observations reveal that the metal-poor dwarf galaxy Sextans A produces silicon-carbide and iron dust through aging stars, challengi…

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NASA's Dragonfly swaps wheels for rotors on ambitious Titan exploration mission

Google News · May 03, 2026

NASA's Dragonfly mission to Saturn's moon Titan will use an octocopter design instead of wheels, allowing exploration of diverse terrain to investigate the ori…

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Study finds 64% of Australian children received online grooming messages

Newswise · Sep 08, 2026

A study of 300 Australian children found nearly two-thirds received grooming-related messages from online strangers in the past year, with one-third reporting…

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First H5N1 Bird Flu Case Detected in U.S. Pig, Raising Pandemic Concerns

Devdiscourse · Oct 30, 2024

The U.S. reports its first H5N1 bird flu case in a pig at an Oregon backyard farm. While current risk remains low, experts warn of pandemic potential if the vi…

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Mindset on aging adds 7.5 years to life, Yale study shows

Google News · Jun 29, 2026

Yale research shows that positive attitudes about aging may extend lifespan by 7.5 years, surpassing the longevity benefits of exercise and smoking cessation.

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Why women need more sleep than men: biology and social pressure

ZAP · Oct 28, 2025

Scientific research confirms women need 11-20 minutes more sleep nightly than men due to biological factors like hormonal cycles and complex cognitive demands,…

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Curiosity rover discovers 'sea of polygons' on Mars surface

Google News · Jul 30, 2026

NASA's Curiosity rover has discovered a vast field of honeycomb-like polygon formations on Mars' surface, a geological feature that surprised researchers study…

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Eclipse solar total de agosto 2026: no será visible desde México pero podrá seguirse en vivo

infobae · Jul 13, 2026

El eclipse solar total del 12 de agosto de 2026 será visible en Europa, Groenlandia e Islandia, pero no en México. Se transmitirá en vivo por NASA y YouTube pa…

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Lab-Grown Diamonds With Atomic Flaws Could Power Next-Gen Quantum Sensors

Newswise · May 26, 2026

Princeton Plasma Physics Lab is growing synthetic diamonds with atomic defects to create ultrasensitive quantum sensors for detecting magnetic fields, temperat…

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ISS Speed Visualization Stuns Viewers With Ground-Level Simulation

Google News · Jul 15, 2026

A viral simulation showing the ISS traveling at ground level reveals the spacecraft's remarkable speed of approximately 17,500 mph, stunning viewers with the s…

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Kepler's Four-Year Stare Revealed Planets Are the Rule, Not the Exception

Space Daily · Aug 31, 2026

NASA's Kepler telescope discovered over 2,600 exoplanets by staring at 150,000 stars for four years, revealing that planets are commonplace and small rocky wor…

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Fish Evolution Reshapes Rivers: Study Calls for New Management Framework

Phys.org · Jun 12, 2026

New research reveals fish are rapidly evolving in response to dams and hydropower, reshaping river ecosystems and flood risk. Scientists call for integrating e…

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Optimism linked to 70% higher odds of reaching 85, Boston study finds

TN · May 13, 2026

Boston University research on 70,000+ adults finds optimistic individuals have 50-70% greater likelihood of living to 85, with effects persisting after control…

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Starlink presenta satélites V2 con velocidades de 1 Gbps y cobertura global mejorada

El Español · Mar 02, 2026

SpaceX anuncia la próxima generación de satélites Starlink Mobile V2 con velocidades de hasta 1 Gbps y cobertura celular completa en áreas remotas, utilizando…

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Nightly snoring linked to high blood pressure and stroke risk, study finds

Manchester Evening News · Jun 22, 2025

Research from Flinders University reveals regular snoring is significantly linked to high blood pressure and uncontrolled hypertension, particularly in overwei…

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