SpaceX Sets November 13 Target for Starship Flight 15 Launch and Booster Catch
SpaceX has set November 13 as the target date for the 15th Starship launch and catch attempt from Starbase, according to multiple outlets reporting the schedule.
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Marte non è ancora spento: una faglia attiva sotto Valles Marineris tradisce un sisma profondo
Uno studio su Nature Communications ha individuato attività tettonica sotto Valles Marineris, analizzando un terremoto marziano registrato dalla sonda InSight nel 2021.
Physicists Report a Supersolid Quantum State at Room Temperature in a Light-Matter System
Multiple outlets report physicists observed a supersolid quantum state at room temperature using a light-matter mix, a result that would be far easier to access than prior supersolids made near absolute zero.
Galaxy S27 chega sem a maior mudança da Samsung; motivo seria a One UI 10
Relatório indica que o Galaxy S27 chegará sem a maior mudança planejada pela Samsung, em razão do cronograma do One UI 10. A informação vem de um único veículo de tecnologia.
Millions Mark Diwali With Lamps and Sweets as Delhi Air Pollution Clouds the Festival of Lights
Millions across India are celebrating Diwali with lamps, fireworks and family gatherings, even as hazardous air pollution in Delhi and Mumbai raises concerns about firecracker use.
'Stupendously Large' Primordial Black Holes Ruled Out as Dark Matter Source
New research argues extremely large primordial black holes cannot make up dark matter, while related Webb observations of 'little red dots' remain puzzling astronomers.
Starship Flight 15 punta al primo recupero completo di un vettore orbitale: lancio fissato per il 13 novembre
SpaceX prevede il lancio di Starship Flight 15 nella notte tra il 13 e il 14 novembre, puntando al primo recupero completo di un sistema di lancio orbitale con rientro di booster e stadio superiore.
Asteroide 2026 VR5 sfiora la Terra a circa 278.000 km: passaggio ravvicinato, nessun rischio di impatto
L'asteroide 2026 VR5, di 4-9 metri, è passato a circa 278.000 chilometri dalla superficie terrestre, senza alcun rischio di collisione. Scoperto solo il giorno prima dall'osservatorio ungherese di Piszkesteto.
Il cervello elimina i neuroni geneticamente difettosi: il controllo qualità che inizia alla nascita
Uno studio su Nature rivela che il cervello umano elimina, soprattutto intorno alla nascita, molti neuroni con gravi anomalie del DNA, attraverso morte cellulare programmata.
Physicists Use Electrical Noise to Probe Cuprate Superconductor Pseudogap and Electron Pairing
Physicists used electrical noise measurements to test whether electron pairing explains the pseudogap in cuprate superconductors, a step toward understanding high-temperature superconductivity.
NASA's Swift Observatory, Now Lost, Left Behind One of Its Finest Images of the Andromeda Galaxy
NASA's Swift Observatory crashed back to Earth after a failed rescue attempt, ending a mission that produced notable images including Andromeda.
Longer Estrogen Exposure Linked to Less Blood Vessel Damage in Women's Brains Later in Life
Several outlets report a new study linking longer estrogen exposure, reproductive lifespan, and hormone therapy or contraceptive use to less blood vessel damage in women's brains.
La Terra vista dalla ISS: un video 4K tra albe e aurore da 400 km di altitudine
Un video in 4K, girato dalla ISS durante l'Expedition 65 tra aprile e ottobre 2021, mostra albe, aurore e paesaggi terrestri visti dall'orbita.
Scientists Pack Record X-ray Power into a Spot Smaller Than a Virus, Pulses Lasting 300 Attoseconds
Researchers produced record-intensity hard X-ray pulses lasting about 300 attoseconds, focused to a 180 × 330 nm spot. The work, published in Optica, aims to help observe electron motion in chemical reactions.
Au Bourget, Mélenchon mise sur sa base et sur un électorat élargi pour crédibiliser sa candidature en 2027
Lors d'un meeting au Bourget, Jean-Luc Mélenchon présente son programme pour la présidentielle de 2027, entre mobilisation de sa base et tentative d'élargir son électorat.
NASA Opens Astronaut Applications to Help Build Artemis Lunar Base Ahead of 2028 Moon Return
NASA is accepting applications for a new astronaut class to support the Artemis program and a planned permanent lunar base. Applications close Dec. 3, with selection by late 2027.
NASA Opens Astronaut Recruitment for Moon Base Missions, Seeking Next Class by December 3
NASA opened applications for a new astronaut class to help build a permanent Moon base and prepare for Mars. Applications close Dec. 3, with training slated for early 2028.
NASA's $10B CLPS 2 Lunar Program Draws SpaceX, Blue Origin, and Firefly into Moon Race
NASA's $10 billion CLPS 2 lunar initiative draws SpaceX, Blue Origin and Firefly Aerospace into a commercial moon race, alongside a new lunar rover slated for 2028.
NASA Opens $10B Moon Base Contract Pool to SpaceX, Blue Origin and Six Other Firms
NASA named SpaceX, Blue Origin and six other firms eligible for up to $10 billion in lunar delivery task orders as it builds a permanent South Pole base.
Artemis II's Rocket Plumes Could Have Disrupted GPS Signals, Pre-Print Study Finds
A pre-print study finds Artemis II's Space Launch System rocket produced large ionospheric disturbances, including effects that could have disrupted GPS signals during its ascent.
Ten Healthy Diets Linked to Slower Biological Aging, Study Finds
A Nature Communications study of 6,470 adults found that ten established diet patterns, including Mediterranean and DASH, were associated with slower DNA-methylation-based biological aging.
Sugarloaf Koalas Show No Sign of Chlamydia, But Isolation Poses Long-Term Risk
A University of Newcastle-led report estimates about 2,337 koalas in the western Lower Hunter, with no active chlamydia found in 27 wild koalas tested. Low genetic diversity poses a longer-term risk.
NASA Opens Applications for New Astronaut Class to Staff Artemis Lunar Base Push
NASA is accepting applications through Dec. 3 for a new astronaut class to support the Artemis lunar program and a planned permanent moon base, with training starting in early 2028.
NASA Opens Applications for New Astronaut Class to Expand Artemis Lunar Campaign
NASA is accepting applications for a new astronaut class to support the Artemis program and a permanent lunar base. Applications close December 3, with final selection expected by late 2027.