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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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Physicists Observe Spacetime Crystal Melting in Three Distinct Stages

ScienceAlert · Jul 27, 2026

Chinese physicists created and observed a spacetime crystal melting for the first time using vibrating plastic disks, discovering that time and space melt inde…

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Frozen blueberries pack more antioxidants than fresh, study finds

The Standard (HK) · May 23, 2026

South Dakota State University research suggests frozen blueberries contain higher antioxidant concentrations than fresh ones, challenging consumer assumptions…

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Lunar Base Technology: From Short Visits to Permanent Human Presence

INSIGHTS IAS · Aug 18, 2026

Lunar exploration is transitioning from short-duration missions to sustained human presence, requiring integrated technological capabilities for habitation, en…

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China seeks Raptor 3 engine as SpaceX preps major Starship test

Google News · Sep 18, 2026

China reportedly seeks to acquire SpaceX's Raptor 3 engine while SpaceX prepares for a major Starship test flight, highlighting intensifying space competition.

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Samsung's First AI Glasses Skip Display, Betting on Audio-Only Design

Asia News Network · Aug 06, 2026

Samsung's first AI glasses lack displays, using audio responses instead to reduce weight and cost. The choice reflects market realities where displayless smart…

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SpaceX breaks its own launch record with 133rd Falcon 9 mission in 2025

Space.com · Oct 22, 2025

SpaceX achieved its 133rd Falcon 9 launch of 2025, breaking its own previous record while continuing rapid deployment of Starlink internet satellites to orbit.

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Women's Exercise Science: Debunking the 'Special Rules After 40' Myth

The Guardian · May 07, 2026

A debate over whether women over 40 should follow different exercise protocols than men, with sports scientist Stacy Sims advocating heavy lifting and polarize…

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Eta Aquariids meteor shower peaks Friday-Saturday, but full moon may dim the show

ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) · May 02, 2023

Australia's second-best annual meteor shower peaks May 5-6, potentially exceptionally active but hampered by a full moon and lunar eclipse. Best viewing is 3-5…

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Milky Way may have devoured dwarf galaxy 10 billion years ago, study suggests

Expresso · May 17, 2026

New research published in Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society suggests the Milky Way consumed a dwarf galaxy approximately 10 billion years ago,…

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HKUMed Develops RNA Editing Tool Offering New Hope for Neurodegenerative Diseases

Mirage News · Jun 12, 2026

Hong Kong University researchers unveiled RNA Segment Editing (RSE), a precision tool that can remove and replace faulty genetic segments in living cells witho…

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Lunar 'X' and 'V' shapes visible tonight—here's how to observe them

Google News · May 23, 2026

Massive X and V shapes will be visible on the moon tonight due to shadow patterns created by lunar terrain. The phenomenon offers a rare viewing opportunity fo…

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NASA Ends MAVEN Mission After 11-Year Mars Study; Spacecraft Lost Behind Planet

IFLScience · Jun 03, 2026

NASA declared the MAVEN spacecraft dead after losing contact in December when it entered safe mode behind Mars. The 11-year mission exceeded expectations study…

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JWST Reveals Surface of Nearby Super-Earth for First Time

Google News · May 07, 2026

The James Webb Space Telescope has directly observed the surface of nearby super-Earth LHS 3844 b for the first time, revealing a dark, barren, airless rocky w…

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Investigadores descubren magma solidificado en la Luna que evidencia un antiguo campo magnético

La Razón · Sep 30, 2026

Científicos de la ETH Zúrich hallaron magma solidificado en la cara oculta de la Luna que sugiere la existencia de un antiguo escudo magnético generado por una…

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The Great Oxidation Event: When Earth's Life-Giving Atmosphere Became a Planetary Killer

Google News · May 30, 2026

Roughly 2.4 billion years ago, atmospheric oxygen accumulation caused the planet's most lethal pollution event, eliminating most anaerobic species. Recent aste…

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Europe's Next-Gen Rocket Could Outpace SpaceX's Starship in Efficiency

Google News · Aug 22, 2026

Europe is developing a next-generation rocket concept that could surpass SpaceX's Starship in efficiency, potentially reshaping the competitive landscape of sp…

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Chilean quantum physicist Carla Hermann nominated for prestigious FemTum Leap Award

BioBioChile · Jun 11, 2026

Carla Hermann, a Chilean quantum optics physicist, has been nominated for the FemTum Leap Awards 2026, recognizing her contributions to quantum technology rese…

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JWST Upends Galaxy Formation Theory: Black Holes May Come First

Google News · Jun 27, 2026

James Webb Space Telescope observations challenge the conventional model of galaxy formation, revealing supermassive black holes in the early universe that app…

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Europa's Hidden Ocean May Lack Energy to Sustain Alien Life, Study Suggests

Google News · Jul 15, 2026

Jupiter's moon Europa harbors a subsurface ocean with more water than Earth's oceans combined, but recent research suggests its seafloor may be geologically qu…

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Sirius particle accelerator draws 30,000 visitors in Brazil's open science event

G1 · May 31, 2026

Brazil's CNPEM research center hosted 30,000 visitors across two days of free public events to tour the Sirius particle accelerator, a fourth-generation synchr…

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Vitamin B2 Metabolism Shields Cancer Cells From Ferroptosis, Offering New Therapeutic Target

Onco'Zine · May 15, 2026

Research reveals vitamin B2 metabolism unexpectedly protects cancer cells from ferroptosis-induced death, while the antimetabolite roseoflavin shows promise as…

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NASA Accelerates Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope Launch to August 30

Island Social Trends · Jul 22, 2026

NASA will launch the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope on August 30, 2026, from Kennedy Space Center, nine months ahead of schedule. The observatory will offer…

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Greenland Shark Genome Reveals Secrets to Extreme Longevity and Cancer Resistance

CPG Click Petróleo e Gás · Jun 04, 2026

Scientists sequenced 96.7% of the Greenland shark genome, identifying genetic mechanisms for extreme longevity, cancer resistance, and DNA repair that could ex…

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NASA Selects PRIMA Far-Infrared Telescope as First Probe Explorer Mission

space & defense · Sep 24, 2026

NASA has selected the PRIMA far-infrared space telescope as the first mission in its new Probe Explorer class, with a $1.2 billion budget and targeted 2033 lau…

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Air Force veteran discovers he owns plantation where his ancestors were enslaved

CBS News · Sep 06, 2026

Fred Miller unknowingly purchased a Virginia plantation where genealogical research revealed his ancestors were enslaved. The discovery transformed his family'…

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How potatoes are prepared matters: French fries linked to diabetes risk, study finds

Fox News · Aug 09, 2025

Harvard research tracking 200,000+ Americans over 30 years found french fries linked to 20% higher type 2 diabetes risk, while baked or boiled potatoes showed…

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Nova cratera lunar de 222 metros alerta para riscos de bases espaciais futuras

Estadão · Sep 23, 2026

A Nasa descobriu a maior cratera lunar recente desde 2009, com 222 metros de largura, causada por impacto de asteroide em 2024. A descoberta alerta para riscos…

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ESA plans 2042 mission to hunt for alien life on Saturn's icy moon Enceladus

The Telegraph · Dec 26, 2025

The European Space Agency is planning a 2042-2043 mission to search for microbial life on Saturn's moon Enceladus, which harbors a subsurface ocean with hydrot…

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Hubble Image of Interstellar Object 3I/ATLAS Shows Geometric Structure That Challenges Comet Theory

USA Herald · Jan 24, 2026

A forensically processed Hubble image of interstellar object 3I/ATLAS shows persistent geometric structures and emission jets that challenge conventional comet…

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Arts Engagement May Slow Biological Aging as Much as Exercise, Study Shows

Google News · May 15, 2026

A new study suggests that engaging with arts and culture, such as visiting museums or listening to music, may slow biological aging at rates comparable to exer…

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Scientists Design Mars Rovers That 'Swim' Through Sand Like Desert Lizards

Google News · May 19, 2026

Scientists have developed next-generation Mars rovers inspired by sandfish reptiles that can 'swim' through sand dunes, improving traversal across the planet's…

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Chinese scientists discover renewable water source in lunar glass spheres

UOL · Mar 28, 2023

Chinese researchers found water stored in glass spheres on the Moon from Chang'e-5 samples, revealing a renewable water source estimated at 270 trillion kilogr…

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Neural Networks Boost Chip Resilience Against Cosmic Ray Damage

Nature · Aug 17, 2026

Researchers develop perceptron-based fault-resilient digital circuits that use neural networks to tolerate soft errors from cosmic particles, achieving 55.8% a…

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Study finds rugby players face 15-times higher motor neurone disease risk

Independent.ie · Oct 04, 2022

A University of Glasgow study found former rugby players face over 2x risk of neurodegenerative disease and 15x risk of motor neurone disease, prompting calls…

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Smithsonian Starstruck brings immersive cosmos experience to Melbourne

Australian Arts Review · Jul 04, 2026

Melbourne now hosts Smithsonian Starstruck, a free-roam immersive experience translating decades of astronomical research into an interactive journey through s…

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Asteroid 1997 NC1 captured approaching Earth safely at 2.6M km

The Virtual Telescope Project 2.0 · Jun 07, 2026

Asteroid 1997 NC1, measuring 710-1600 meters, will pass Earth on June 27, 2026 at a safe distance of 2.6 million kilometers, posing no planetary risk.

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Perseverance Rover Reveals Never-Before-Seen Martian Subsurface in Jezero Crater

Gadgets 360 · Nov 21, 2021

NASA's Perseverance rover abraded a Martian rock surface in Jezero Crater to examine subsurface material never before seen, collecting samples to investigate M…

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Garlic Emerges as Unexpected Mosquito Birth Control in Scientific Discovery

Google News · May 18, 2026

Scientists accidentally discovered that garlic can disrupt mosquito and fruit fly mating behavior, potentially inspiring new pest control methods without synth…

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Korean researchers develop room-temperature single-photon source for practical quantum applications

Phys.org · Jul 03, 2026

South Korean researchers developed a plug-and-play single-photon source operating at room temperature without cryogenic cooling, moving quantum light technolog…

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NASA's Roman Telescope Could Operate for 22 Years, Double Original Plan

Google News · Sep 19, 2026

NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope used only 18kg of 200kg budgeted fuel for its first course correction, potentially extending its planned 10-year missi…

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Study Claims Darkness Travels Faster Than Light; Physics Community Skeptical

Google News · May 02, 2026

A research study claims darkness moves faster than light, challenging fundamental physics principles. The claim requires scientific scrutiny and peer review.

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James Webb discovers the universe's oldest star clusters

ABC · Sep 29, 2022

Canadian researchers using the James Webb Space Telescope have identified ancient star clusters that may contain the universe's first-formed stars, marking a s…

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Slowing molecular flow in nanoreactors boosts catalytic performance, Tohoku study finds

Interesting Engineering · May 03, 2026

Tohoku University research shows that deliberately restricting molecular flow in nanoreactors paradoxically improves catalytic efficiency by preventing congest…

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NASA's Perseverance rover successfully lands on Mars to search for signs of ancient life

Livemint · Feb 18, 2021

NASA's Perseverance rover successfully landed on Mars after seven months in space, beginning its mission to search for signs of past life in Jezero Crater. The…

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Decade-Long Experiment Reveals Persistent Mystery in Gravity Measurement

Google News · Sep 20, 2026

NIST scientists opened a sealed envelope after 10 years to reexamine gravity measurements, revealing persistent challenges in precisely measuring gravitational…

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NASA inicia cuenta regresiva para lanzamiento del telescopio Nancy Grace Roman

BioBioChile · Aug 26, 2026

La NASA inicia la cuenta regresiva para lanzar el telescopio Nancy Grace Roman, el primer gran telescopio espacial nombrado en honor a una mujer científica, co…

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NASA's New Space Telescope Could Detect Life Signatures on Distant Worlds

Google News · Jun 10, 2026

NASA is developing the Habitable Worlds Observatory, a space telescope designed to detect biosignatures and atmospheric composition on exoplanets by analyzing…

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Moon Phase Guide: Waning Gibbous Offers Reflection and Release for All Signs

Times of India · Jan 06, 2026

Times of India publishes daily horoscope guidance based on lunar phases, offering personalized affirmations and manifestation advice for all zodiac signs durin…

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DART Spacecraft Receives Critical Update After Successfully Altering Asteroid Orbit

Google News · Jul 13, 2026

NASA's DART spacecraft, which successfully altered an asteroid's orbit in 2022, receives a crucial over-the-air software update. This marks humanity's first in…

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El espacio podría volverse inutilizable por la basura orbital que genera la carrera espacial

elDiario.es · Aug 23, 2026

Un fragmento de cohete SpaceX impactó la Luna, visibilizando la crisis de residuos espaciales que orbitan la Tierra y podrían hacer el espacio inutilizable par…

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