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June's Strawberry Moon arrives June 29: Argentina's best viewing times

El Cronista · Jun 03, 2026

Argentina will witness the Strawberry Moon on June 29, 2026, marking the start of summer in the Northern Hemisphere and winter in the Southern Hemisphere. The…

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Eclipse lunar total del 8 de noviembre: guía completa para ver la luna de sangre

El Comercio · Nov 05, 2022

El 8 de noviembre se podrá observar un eclipse lunar total desde múltiples regiones del mundo, donde la Luna adquirirá un tono rojizo conocido como 'luna de sa…

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Scientists Create Graphene-Like Material with Exotic Quantum States

Nature · Aug 14, 2026

Researchers created a honeycomb moiré superlattice in twisted MoSe2 that exhibits correlated insulating states at the Dirac point, demonstrating quantum many-b…

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GLEX Ignition em Coimbra reúne cientistas da NASA e ESA para debater futuro da exploração espacial

SAPO · Sep 11, 2026

Conferência científica GLEX Ignition realiza-se em Coimbra nos dias 29 e 30 de outubro com palestrantes de renome da NASA, ESA e exploração espacial, discutind…

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SpaceX Rocket Fragment Lands on Canadian Farm, Raising Space Debris Concerns

IFLScience · May 24, 2024

A 2-meter-wide piece of SpaceX rocket debris crashed on a Saskatchewan farm, highlighting growing risks from space junk as composite materials survive atmosphe…

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Mineral inesperado en asteroide Ryugu desafía teorías sobre formación del sistema solar

Gizmodo en Español · May 24, 2026

Japanese researchers found djerfisherita, an iron-rich mineral, in Ryugu asteroid samples—a discovery that shouldn't exist in such cold, water-altered environm…

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Ireland launches specialist space industry training with James Webb-tested firm

Siliconrepublic.com · Nov 22, 2022

Ireland's Space Industry Skillnet has partnered with Resonate Testing to deliver specialized vibration and shock testing training for space sector companies, w…

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Novel DNA treatment cuts cholesterol 47% in mice, offering statin alternative

Science Daily · Sep 10, 2026

Researchers developed a DNA-based treatment using polypurine hairpins that reduced bad cholesterol by 47% in mice with a single injection, offering a potential…

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ESA Develops Soft Robot-Caterpillar to Explore Mars's Inaccessible Terrain

Google News · May 18, 2026

European and international teams have developed soft caterpillar-like robots capable of exploring inaccessible Martian terrain where traditional NASA rovers ca…

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China's Tianzhou-9 cargo craft completes controlled atmospheric re-entry

news.cgtn.com · May 07, 2026

China's Tianzhou-9 cargo spacecraft successfully re-entered Earth's atmosphere in a controlled manner, with debris falling into designated safe waters after co…

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SpaceX to launch 15 Starlink satellites Wednesday from California

Space.com · Jul 18, 2023

SpaceX will launch 15 Starlink internet satellites via Falcon 9 rocket from Vandenberg Space Force Base on July 19, with live coverage available. The mission m…

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Researchers detect gamma-ray signature that may finally reveal dark matter

ScienceDaily · Nov 25, 2025

University of Tokyo researcher identifies gamma ray halo matching dark matter annihilation predictions using NASA's Fermi telescope, potentially marking humani…

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African hospitals fail to manage patient pain effectively, landmark UCT study finds

TimesLIVE · Sep 25, 2026

A UCT-led study of 19,438 patients across 180 African hospitals found two-thirds experience pain and one in seven suffer severe pain, revealing systemic gaps i…

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Physics, Not Chemistry Alone, Unlocks Biology's Deepest Secrets

American Council on Science and Health · May 07, 2026

Medical science increasingly recognizes that biomechanics and physics, not just chemistry, govern biological processes—from nuclear pore filtering to ultrasoun…

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Jupiter's Moon Ganymede May Still Be Forming Its Core, Explaining Rare Magnetic Field

Google News · May 26, 2026

Scientists propose that Ganymede, Jupiter's largest moon, may still be actively heating and forming its metal core, explaining its rare magnetic field through…

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Space debris poses growing flight disruption risk as satellite launches surge

Euronews · Feb 06, 2026

Growing satellite launches and orbital debris pose emerging risks to commercial aviation, with precautionary airspace closures already causing major flight dis…

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SpaceX Unveils Third Autonomous Droneship for Rocket Recovery Operations

Canaltech · Jul 12, 2021

SpaceX revealed its third autonomous droneship, 'A Shortfall of Gravitas,' designed to recover reusable Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy rockets at sea without requir…

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Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket explodes during launch pad test in Florida

Correio Do Povo · May 29, 2026

Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket experienced an anomaly and exploded during a test firing at Cape Canaveral, marking the second mission failure for the spacecraf…

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Bird-derived gene therapy method offers safer alternative to CRISPR for inserting whole genes

News-Medical.net · Feb 20, 2024

Researchers developed PRINT, a gene therapy technique using bird retrotransposons to safely insert genes into the human genome's ribosomal RNA regions, avoidin…

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Webb Detects Water-Ice Clouds on Nearby Jupiter-Like Exoplanet

Google News · Jul 05, 2026

The James Webb Space Telescope detected thick water-ice clouds on Epsilon Indi Ab, revealing gaps in existing atmospheric models for Jupiter-like exoplanets.

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Physicists Create Light-Based Black Hole to Test Hawking Radiation Theory

Google News · Jul 15, 2026

Researchers created a microscopic black hole analogue from light to experimentally verify Stephen Hawking's theoretical radiation predictions, advancing quantu…

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Soil's Smell Could Reveal Microbial Health, Paving Way for 'Electronic Nose'

Phys.org · Sep 28, 2026

Ecologist Rosa Boone demonstrates that soil odors reveal microbial communities and farming practices, with potential for developing an 'electronic nose' sensor…

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MEGATRON simulation bridges early universe observations with ancient star chemistry

space.com · Oct 02, 2026

Scientists use the MEGATRON simulation to connect James Webb Space Telescope observations of early galaxies with chemical signatures of ancient stars, revealin…

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Superluna de sangre 2021: eclipse lunar total visible en América este 26 de mayo

LaRepública.pe · May 26, 2021

Un eclipse lunar total coincide con una superluna el 26 de mayo de 2021, visible a simple vista en Sudamérica, Centroamérica y otras regiones. El fenómeno dura…

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Korean researchers develop smart contact lenses that boost serotonin, rivaling antidepressants

The Standard (HK) · Jun 14, 2026

Korean researchers created smart contact lenses that boost serotonin by 47% in 30 minutes daily, offering a drug-free depression treatment comparable to Prozac…

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Scientist wins $100,000 prize for breakthrough in decoding birdsong

Google News · Jun 26, 2026

A scientist has won a $100,000 prize for developing technology to decode and understand birdsong, advancing animal communication research.

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SpaceX Falcon 9 launches 60 Starlink satellites, lands booster at sea

Space.com · May 26, 2021

SpaceX launched its 16th mission of 2021, deploying 60 Starlink satellites and achieving its second successful drone ship landing, advancing the company's broa…

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Astronomers Redraw the Milky Way's Edge, Placing It 1.04 Million Light-Years from Center

Gizmodo · Jan 09, 2023

New research using pulsing RR Lyrae stars places the Milky Way's outer halo edge at 1.04 million light-years from galactic center, nearly halfway to Andromeda.

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NASA's Bennu Samples Reveal Life's Building Blocks in Asteroid Material

News18 · Jan 30, 2025

NASA's OSIRIS-REx mission returned 120 grams of pristine asteroid samples revealing organic compounds and evidence of ancient liquid water, suggesting life's b…

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Cells Remember How to Squeeze Through Tight Spaces, Study Finds

Phys.org · Aug 26, 2025

Researchers discovered cells possess mechanical memory, retaining compact shapes after squeezing through narrow spaces to move more efficiently. This adaptatio…

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Quantum Physics Could Revolutionize Search for Earth-Like Exoplanets

Universe Today · Jul 30, 2026

Researchers propose using quantum mechanics and AI algorithms to directly image Earth-like exoplanets by detecting subtle differences in photon wave patterns,…

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NASA's Failed Swift Rescue: Telescope Set to Burn Up in Earth's Atmosphere

Google News · Oct 01, 2026

NASA's Swift space telescope is expected to burn up in Earth's atmosphere after a failed rescue mission attempt, marking the end of the decades-old observatory…

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Mediterranean Diet May Lower Heart Risk Regardless of Lean Beef, Industry-Funded Study Finds

Medical Xpress · Sep 27, 2025

Industry-funded research suggests Mediterranean-style diets lower cardiovascular risk markers regardless of lean beef intake, with diet pattern—not meat—drivin…

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Proteomics-driven multi-omics integration reveals tumor heterogeneity beyond genomics

News-Medical · Apr 29, 2026

Proteomics-driven multi-omics integration reveals tumor heterogeneity and functional networks beyond genomic data, enabling discovery of clinically relevant bi…

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ISS Module Cracking Persists Despite Air Leak Repairs

Google News · Apr 29, 2026

The International Space Station's cracked module continues to pose structural concerns even after engineers successfully halted air leaks, leaving the root cau…

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Asteroid 2021 KT1 to pass Earth at safe distance Tuesday

Olhar Digital · May 31, 2021

Asteroid 2021 KT1, measuring 150-340 meters in diameter, will pass Earth on June 1st at 7.2 million km distance. NASA classifies it as potentially dangerous de…

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Curiosity rover discovers honeycomb-like textures on Martian surface

Google News · Aug 05, 2026

NASA's Curiosity rover has captured images of mysterious honeycomb-like textures and polygonal formations on the Martian surface, adding to scientific understa…

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Moon Phase Guide: Waxing Crescent Brings Gentle Intentions for All Zodiac Signs

Times of India · Dec 20, 2025

Astrology guide for December 21, 2025 offers personalized affirmations and manifestation advice for all zodiac signs based on the waxing crescent moon phase an…

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Japan, Singapore launch landmark space cooperation pact amid growing industry ties

The Straits Times · Jul 07, 2026

Japan and Singapore signed a landmark bilateral space agreement, marking Singapore's National Space Agency's first such pact. The deal encompasses quantum sate…

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JWST Detects Mysterious Chemical Signature on Both Pluto and Titan

ScienceAlert · Jul 08, 2026

JWST has detected an unidentified chemical absorption signature on both Pluto and Titan, suggesting a previously unknown molecule or compound exists on these n…

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India Charts Course for Sustainable Space Operations Amid Orbital Debris Crisis

Indian Aerospace and Defence Bulletin · Aug 23, 2026

India launches initiatives to prevent orbital debris and establish sustainable space operations, including ISRO's Debris Free Space Mission targeting 2030 and…

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Artemis II despega hacia la Luna con cuatro astronautas tras más de 50 años

Libertad Digital · Apr 01, 2026

La NASA despega esta semana con cuatro astronautas en la misión Artemis II, un viaje de diez días alrededor de la Luna que marca el regreso de vuelos tripulado…

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Study Reveals How Charged Raindrops Corrode Car Paint

Google News · Sep 02, 2026

Research reveals raindrops carry electrical charges that corrode vehicle paint and metal coatings through electrostatic discharge, explaining a long-standing c…

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Speed-training game shows 25% dementia risk reduction in landmark 20-year study

The Age · Jun 26, 2026

A 20-year study finds that speed-of-processing training reduces dementia risk by 25%, though experts urge caution about overstating benefits amid a history of…

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Australian farmers battle invasive gazanias with deep ripping and sensor spraying

ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation · Sep 17, 2026

South Australian farmers are trialling expensive weed-control methods including deep ripping and video-sensor spraying to combat gazanias, an invasive ornament…

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NASA's Roman Space Telescope Promises Revolutionary Cosmic Mapping 1,000x Faster Than Hubble

Google News · Jun 15, 2026

NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, 1,000 times faster than Hubble, is poised to transform cosmic mapping and unlock new discoveries about the universe's…

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Scientists Create Synthetic Cell That Feeds, Grows and Evolves

Sci.News · Jul 04, 2026

University of Minnesota biologists built SpudCell, a synthetic cell from chemical components that feeds, grows, replicates DNA, divides and passes mutations—de…

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Sonda de la NASA descubre enorme cráter lunar de 222 metros, el mayor en tiempos recientes

diario.mx · Sep 16, 2026

Científicos descubrieron un cráter lunar de 222 metros de ancho, tres veces más grande que el anterior récord, formado por un impacto de asteroide hace dos año…

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NASA Considers Hubble Reboost Mission if Costs Decline

Google News · Jun 07, 2026

NASA is exploring a robotic mission to reboost the Hubble Space Telescope's orbit, potentially extending its operational life into the 2040s, contingent on red…

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Space telescope could finally measure black hole spin, settling decades-old physics debate

Phys.org · Jul 16, 2026

Astronomers cannot currently measure black hole spin rates with existing telescopes, but a new space-based mission called BHEX may enable this measurement with…

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