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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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Eclipse lunar parcial hoy 27 de agosto: cómo verlo en Perú sin riesgo

RPP Noticias · Aug 27, 2026

Un eclipse lunar parcial será visible hoy 27 de agosto en Perú, donde la Luna adoptará un color rojizo conocido como Luna de Sangre debido a la refracción de l…

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Moon Phase Guide: First Quarter Energy Urges Action Over Perfection Across Zodiac

Times of India · Jan 25, 2026

Astrology guide for January 26, 2026 interprets the First Quarter Moon phase as a time for action and manifestation, offering personalized affirmations and gui…

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Papua New Guinea's Managalas Plateau launches community-led biodiversity mapping

CIFOR-ICRAF Forests News · Jun 29, 2026

Indigenous youth and scientists are collaboratively mapping the Managalas Plateau's rich biodiversity to establish baseline data for conservation credits, whil…

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Synthetic 'SpudCell' Marks Breakthrough in Bottom-Up Biological Engineering

finance.biggo.com · Jul 10, 2026

University of Minnesota researchers created SpudCell, the first synthetic cell assembled from purified chemicals using a bottom-up approach, marking a shift fr…

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New Horizons May Breach Solar System Boundary Between 2029 and 2040

Universe Today · Jul 04, 2026

SwRI researchers developed solar wind forecasting models to predict when NASA's New Horizons spacecraft will reach the heliosphere's outer boundary, estimating…

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Scientists map 'sugar code' on cell surfaces to detect cancer early

ScienceDaily · May 18, 2026

Scientists developed Glycan Atlasing, an advanced imaging technique revealing sugar patterns on cell surfaces that shift based on cellular state, offering pote…

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China acelera carrera por dominar fusión nuclear mientras EE.UU. pierde ventaja

CNN en Español · Sep 19, 2024

China is rapidly closing the gap in nuclear fusion research with higher government spending and faster development timelines, threatening decades of US technol…

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Why Astronauts Breathe Pure Oxygen Before Every Spacewalk

Space Daily · Aug 26, 2026

Astronauts spend an hour breathing pure oxygen before spacewalks to prevent decompression sickness caused by rapid pressure changes between spacecraft cabins a…

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Koala Decline Began 100,000 Years Ago, Long Before Humans Arrived

Wood Central · Jun 10, 2026

A University of Sydney genomic study reveals koala populations crashed 100,000 years ago due to climate change and habitat loss, not early human hunting as pre…

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Astronomers Identify Sulfur-Rich Exoplanet, Expanding Classification of Molten Worlds

Google News · May 11, 2026

Astronomers have identified a new type of exoplanet with a sulfurous atmosphere, challenging existing planetary classification systems and expanding understand…

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Webb Telescope Detects Unexpected Methane Emissions from Interstellar Comet

Google News · Jun 06, 2026

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope detected unexpected methane emissions from interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, revealing unusual chemistry unlike comets in our sola…

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Webb Telescope Eliminates Two Dyson Sphere Candidates in Search for Megastructures

Google News · Aug 27, 2026

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has ruled out two candidates previously considered potential Dyson spheres, advancing the search for advanced extraterrestria…

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NASA's ERNEST rover prototype drives 10x faster than Mars rovers in desert test

The Next Web · Jun 19, 2026

NASA's JPL developed ERNEST, a rover prototype that traveled 16 miles in 37 hours—10 times faster than Mars rovers Curiosity and Perseverance. The breakthrough…

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Study reveals how woodpeckers withstand impacts 400 times stronger than gravity

Folha De Pernambuco · Nov 18, 2025

Research from Brown University reveals woodpeckers withstand impacts 400 times stronger than gravity through synchronized muscle contractions coordinated with…

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Mars' North Polar Ice Far Cleaner Than Previously Thought, New Analysis Shows

sci.news · Sep 30, 2026

New analysis of orbital and lander data reveals Mars' north-polar water ice contains less than 3% dust, far below earlier estimates of up to 25%, suggesting la…

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Lab-Created Black Hole Analog Produces Hawking Radiation Signature

ScienceAlert · Sep 30, 2025

Dutch physicists simulated a black hole using a chain of atoms and observed the theoretical equivalent of Hawking radiation, potentially bridging quantum mecha…

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SpaceX Starship Poised for Historic First Orbital Flight

Google News · Sep 28, 2026

SpaceX is preparing to launch its Starship rocket to orbit for the first time, marking a major milestone for the most powerful rocket ever built.

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Scientists Reveal Mars Has a Liquid, Sulfur-Rich Core Unlike Earth's

ScienceAlert · Apr 24, 2023

NASA's InSight lander detected seismic waves traveling through Mars' core for the first time, revealing it's a liquid iron alloy rich in sulfur and oxygen—fund…

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NASA launches five-aircraft atmospheric mapping campaign over Houston and Gulf of Mexico

Perfil · Jun 02, 2026

NASA's five research aircraft will conduct low-altitude flights over Houston and the Gulf of Mexico from June 3-13 to map Earth's atmosphere using advanced rad…

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Hidden space debris threatens critical satellites in Earth's orbit

VICE · Jul 16, 2026

University of Warwick researchers discovered 25 previously undetected debris fragments in geosynchronous orbit using advanced imaging techniques, suggesting fa…

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NASA Successfully Tests Lithium-Fed Plasma Thruster for Mars Missions

Google News · May 02, 2026

NASA successfully tested a lithium-fed plasma thruster in a vacuum chamber, marking a significant advancement in propulsion technology for future Mars missions.

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T. Rex Blood Vessels Reveal How Dinosaurs Healed From Injuries

ColombiaOne.com · May 02, 2026

Scientists using advanced imaging discovered preserved blood vessel structures in a T. rex fossil, offering rare insights into dinosaur physiology and healing…

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SpaceX IPO Could Create 4,000 Millionaires Across Workforce

Google News · Jun 10, 2026

SpaceX's anticipated IPO could turn approximately 4,000-4,400 employees into millionaires, including support staff, with potential ripple effects on South Texa…

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Rice's Unusual Weakness Inspires Smart Materials That Respond Without Electronics

The Times of India · Jun 12, 2026

Scientists discovered rice grains weaken under rapid compression, a rare property they harnessed to create adaptive smart materials for robotics and protective…

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Brain's Working Memory Rapidly Refocuses After Distractions, Study Shows

Google News · Jul 26, 2026

New research reveals working memory quickly reprioritizes information after distractions, suggesting the brain has dynamic mechanisms for maintaining focus and…

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Una etapa de Falcon 9 se estrellará este miércoles contra la Luna a 8.700 km/h

El Correo · Aug 03, 2026

Una etapa abandonada del cohete Falcon 9 impactará la Luna el miércoles a 8.700 km/h cerca del cráter Einstein, desplazando 13 toneladas de polvo lunar en un e…

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China's Tianwen 2 probe reaches asteroid 2016HO3, begins scientific exploration

chinadailyasia.com · Jul 06, 2026

China's Tianwen 2 probe successfully reached asteroid 2016HO3 after a 400-day, 1 billion-kilometer journey, beginning scientific exploration to collect samples…

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Farm boy's homemade telescope led to Pluto discovery

Yahoo Lifestyle Canada · Aug 26, 2026

Clyde Tombaugh overcame rural poverty and agricultural hardship by building a homemade telescope from farm materials, ultimately discovering Pluto in 1930 and…

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Scientists discover potential Mars shortcut cutting travel time to under a year

Revista Semana · May 14, 2026

Researchers accidentally discovered a shortcut to Mars while studying asteroid 2001 CA21, potentially reducing round-trip missions from three years to under on…

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NASA's Webb Telescope Discovers Hidden Planet Using Atmospheric Detection

Google News · Jul 23, 2026

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope discovered a giant hidden planet, Beta Pictoris d, 63 light-years away by analyzing its atmosphere rather than photographing…

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Curiosity Rover Freed After 6-Day Entrapment in Martian Rock

Google News · May 08, 2026

NASA's Curiosity rover became stuck in a 29-pound Martian rock for 6 days after drilling, but engineers successfully freed its arm. The incident provided unexp…

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SpaceX IPO launches Friday as Nova rocket advances testing

Google News · Jun 12, 2026

SpaceX is launching its IPO on Friday while advancing Nova rocket testing. The developments mark significant milestones for the aerospace company's expansion a…

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England's 'silent killer': 59% unaware of high blood pressure, study finds

The Guardian · Sep 23, 2026

A major Oxford University study reveals 59% of English adults with high blood pressure are undiagnosed, and only half of those receiving treatment have it unde…

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Graphene boosts ZnO conductivity seven orders of magnitude in new nanocomposite

Graphene-Info · Aug 31, 2026

Romanian researchers demonstrate that adding graphene to samarium-doped zinc oxide nanocomposites increases dielectric conductivity by seven orders of magnitud…

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Alpha Centauri Beckons: Close Enough to Study, Too Far to Reach—For Now

Space Daily · Aug 11, 2026

Alpha Centauri's nearest star Proxima Centauri hosts an Earth-mass planet in the habitable zone, yet current spacecraft would need 75,000 years to reach it. La…

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Uncrewed solar vessel begins 22,000km Antarctic lap to measure ocean carbon absorption

The Guardian · Sep 25, 2026

An autonomous solar and wind-powered vessel has begun a 22,000km journey around Antarctica to collect data on ocean carbon absorption, critical for understandi…

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SpaceX lança Starship em novo teste após pausa de sete meses

CNN Brasil · May 22, 2026

SpaceX successfully launched Starship, the world's largest and most powerful rocket, from Texas for a suborbital test flight after a seven-month hiatus, advanc…

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South Pole Telescope Maps 7,000 Ancient Galaxy Clusters, Revealing Unexpected Star Formation Patterns

Universe Today · Jul 08, 2026

A five-year South Pole Telescope survey catalogued over 7,000 galaxy clusters, with roughly 20% previously unknown. The data reveals unexpected patterns in sta…

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Doctors Often Miss Migraines Without Headaches, Study Finds

Google News · Jul 06, 2026

Doctors frequently miss vestibular migraines that cause severe dizziness without headache, leading to delayed diagnosis. New research shows brain signal disrup…

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Japan's Hayabusa2 Captures First Images of Binary Asteroid Torifune

Google News · Jul 07, 2026

Japan's Hayabusa2 spacecraft has photographed asteroid Torifune, a binary system with two connected bodies, located 62 million miles from Earth, marking a sign…

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Eclipse lunar parcial tiñe la Luna de rojo en espectáculo astronómico visible desde Colombia

El Colombiano · Aug 27, 2026

Un eclipse lunar parcial ocurrirá entre el 27 y 28 de agosto de 2026, cubriendo el 96% de la Luna. Colombia tendrá una ubicación privilegiada para observar el…

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Quantum Researchers Achieve Major Breakthrough in Superposition States

Google News · Jun 30, 2026

Researchers achieve major quantum breakthrough creating multiple superposition states beyond traditional Schrödinger's Cat thought experiment, advancing quantu…

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NASA Postpones Spacewalk Due to Crew Member's Medical Concern

ABC17News.com · Jan 08, 2026

NASA postponed a scheduled spacewalk citing a medical concern affecting one crew member aboard the International Space Station. The agency cited privacy protoc…

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Lua Cheia marca o final de maio com duas fases lunares completas

Olhar Digital · May 31, 2026

On May 31, 2026, the Moon is in its Full phase at 100% visibility. May features five lunar phases including two Full Moons, with detailed timing and cycle expl…

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Narwhal Tusks Hide Surprising Chemistry Beyond Their Iconic Spiral

Google News · Aug 28, 2026

Researchers have discovered unexpected chemical properties in narwhal tusks beyond their distinctive spiral structure, revealing new insights into these Arctic…

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NASA Frees Curiosity Rover From Martian Rock Using Remote Vibration Technique

IFLScience · May 06, 2026

NASA's Curiosity rover became stuck to a rock while drilling on Mars, but engineers successfully freed it remotely using vibration techniques tested on an Eart…

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NASA's New Horizons Wakes From Year-Long Hibernation, Ready to Transmit Kuiper Belt Data

Phys.org · Jul 08, 2026

NASA's New Horizons spacecraft successfully emerged from its longest hibernation period of 321 days, located 5.9 billion miles from Earth in the Kuiper Belt, r…

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Ultrasound technique extracts protein from cauliflower waste, offering sustainable alternative protein source

Phys.org · Jun 17, 2026

RMIT University researchers use ultrasound to extract leaf protein from discarded cauliflower leaves, potentially converting vegetable waste into valuable prot…

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Vienna researchers control nanopore shapes in 'white graphene' through atmospheric engineering

Chemeurope · Sep 11, 2026

University of Vienna physicists demonstrate precise control over nanopore shapes in hexagonal boron nitride by manipulating atmospheric conditions during elect…

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Webb Telescope Discovers 'Black Hole Stars'—A Completely New Type of Cosmic Object

Google News · Aug 17, 2026

The James Webb Space Telescope has identified a new class of celestial objects—black hole stars—powered by black holes rather than nuclear fusion, potentially…

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