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Google News · 18 ott 2026

NASA Opens $34.1B Commercial Space Station Contract Competition

NASA is opening a $34.1 billion contract competition for commercial space stations to replace the International Space Station after its planned retirement, signaling a shift toward private sector-led orbital infrastructure.

Google News · 18 ott 2026

New Science Reshapes Understanding of Stuttering

The New York Times reports on emerging scientific research advancing understanding of stuttering, offering new insights into the neurological and developmental basis of the speech condition.

Google News · 18 ott 2026

Margaret Hamilton, Apollo Software Pioneer, Dead at 89

Margaret Hamilton, the computer scientist whose software engineering work was critical to the Apollo moon landings, has died at 89. Her innovations in error detection and software reliability became foundational to modern computing.

Breitbart News Network · 18 ott 2026

Japan launches historic Mars moon sample mission aboard H3 rocket

Japan's JAXA space agency is launching the MMX probe to retrieve samples from Mars's moon Phobos, marking the first round-trip mission to the Martian system and potentially unlocking secrets about the Solar System's origins.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution · 18 ott 2026

Japan launches historic mission to collect samples from Mars moon Phobos

Japan launches its MMX spacecraft on a five-year mission to collect samples from Phobos, Mars' moon, with support from NASA and ESA. The mission aims to return samples to Earth in 2031 and provide insights into the moon's formation and potential origins of life.

ASHARQ AL-AWSAT English · 18 ott 2026

Japan Readies Historic Mars Moon Sample Return Mission

Russia faces a surge in deadly bear attacks with 26 deaths in 2026 as the brown bear population has doubled since 1990 to nearly 308,000, driven by habitat loss and climate change forcing animals into human settlements.

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