NASA anuncia planos para base permanente na Lua em transmissão ao vivo
A NASA anunciará ao vivo novos detalhes sobre a construção de uma base humana permanente na Lua, com foco na região do polo sul e nas próximas etapas do programa Artemis.
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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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NASA Plans Daring Orbital Rescue to Save Sinking Space Telescope
NASA is preparing a rescue mission to rendezvous with the Swift space telescope in orbit and boost it back to a stable altitude before it sinks into Earth's atmosphere.
Rubin Observatory Begins Decade-Long Cosmic Survey in New Astronomy Era
The Vera Rubin Observatory has commenced its long-awaited all-sky survey, beginning a decade-long mission to map the cosmos and search for dark matter using advanced telescope technology.
China's Tianwen-2 Reaches Earth's Quasi-Moon for Historic Asteroid Landing
China's Tianwen-2 spacecraft has arrived at a quasi-moon asteroid near Earth, positioning itself for what would be China's first asteroid landing and sample return mission.
NIH Launches 'All of Us,' World's Largest Integrated Health Database
The NIH's All of Us Research Program has become the world's largest integrated genomics and health database, collecting real-world data to advance medical research and potentially transform healthcare approaches.
Scientists Map Crewed Mission to Saturn's Moon Titan as 'Reasonable' Human Destination
Scientists are developing plans for crewed missions to Titan, Saturn's largest moon, citing its reasonable conditions for human exploration and resource utilization potential.
Quantum Researchers Achieve Major Breakthrough in Superposition States
Researchers achieve major quantum breakthrough creating multiple superposition states beyond traditional Schrödinger's Cat thought experiment, advancing quantum mechanics understanding.
Experts Share 3 Simple Ways to Boost Fiber Intake, Even With Dessert
Dietitians and nutrition scientists are promoting accessible methods to boost fiber consumption, including incorporating fiber-rich foods into desserts and everyday meals.
Study links PTSD in 9/11 responders to accelerated aging across organs
A Stony Brook study reveals 9/11 first responders with PTSD experience accelerated aging across multiple organs decades after the attack, suggesting long-term physiological consequences of trauma exposure.
June's Strawberry Moon captivates skywatchers with rare low-hanging celestial display
June's Strawberry Moon reached peak visibility, offering skywatchers worldwide a low-hanging celestial treat. Publications shared stunning photographs capturing Earth's natural satellite in its full glory.
Samsung desiste de mudança polêmica no Galaxy S27 para economizar US$ 5
Samsung desistiu de uma mudança polêmica planejada para o Galaxy S27, optando por manter o design atual para economizar aproximadamente US$ 5 por unidade.
Asteroid Day marks decade of progress, but scientists urge expanded planetary defense monitoring
Asteroid Day marks 10 years of planetary defense advancement, but scientists emphasize the need for expanded sky surveillance capabilities to better detect and track near-Earth objects.
NASA launches daring robotic rescue to save aging Swift telescope from burning up
NASA is launching a robotic rescue mission to prevent the aging Swift telescope from burning up in Earth's atmosphere by moving it to a higher, stable orbit. Success could establish a new model for extending satellite lifespans.
IA, educación digital y familias: aliados clave para proteger menores en redes sociales
Funditec Research propone inteligencia artificial, alfabetización digital y educación parental como herramientas efectivas para proteger menores en redes sociales, cuestionando la efectividad de prohibiciones totales.
NASA launches $30M robotic rescue mission to save aging Swift Observatory from Earth
NASA is attempting an unprecedented $30 million robotic rescue mission to save the aging Swift Observatory telescope from falling to Earth. The LINK spacecraft will use three arms to tow the satellite to a higher orbit, though engineers face a 50-50 success rate due to docking challenges.
Strawberry Moon Illuminates Global Night Sky in June
June's Strawberry Moon, a distinctive full moon, has captivated skywatchers worldwide with its unique appearance and accessibility for observation.
Landmark study links early screen exposure to developmental risks in babies
A comprehensive review published in Archives of Disease in Childhood warns that screen use in children under two may cause overstimulation, sleep problems, delayed language development, and weaker parent-child bonding, with most young children exceeding recommended limits.
Study reveals inflammatory pathway behind statin muscle side effects
Experimental research identifies inflammatory signaling and disrupted muscle metabolism as potential mechanisms behind statin-related muscle symptoms, without undermining statins' proven cardiovascular benefits.
ECU Opens Western Australia's First University Satellite Ground Station
Edith Cowan University opened Western Australia's first university satellite ground station, enabling real-time tracking of low Earth orbit satellites and supporting NASA's IGNIS lightning detection mission.
118 Years After Tunguska: How A Siberian Explosion Reshaped Impact Science
On June 30, 1908, a meteoritic airburst over remote Siberia flattened 2,150 sq km of forest, fundamentally changing scientific understanding of asteroid impacts and planetary defense strategies.
First dinosaur fossil discovered in Antarctica identified in museum drawer
Scientists identified a rare titanosaur fossil from Antarctica that was discovered in a museum drawer, marking the first dinosaur fossil ever found on the continent.
Clínica Colonial alcanza 300 cirugías bariátricas con tecnología magnética MARS
Clínica Colonial alcanza 300 cirugías bariátricas exitosas con tecnología robótica MARS de Levita Magnetics, reduciendo incisiones, dolor y tiempo de recuperación mediante innovación magnética desarrollada por cirujano chileno.
Failure Fuels Every Launch: How Space Explorers Turn Setbacks Into Success
Space companies like SpaceX and Blue Origin embrace failure as essential to innovation, using explosions and setbacks to refine rockets and achieve breakthroughs in reusability and orbital infrastructure.
Japan Develops Advanced Multi-Point Plasma Measurement System for Fusion Energy
Mitsubishi Electric, Kyoto University, and Japan's National Institute for Fusion Science developed an advanced microwave system for simultaneous multi-point plasma measurement, advancing fusion energy diagnostics toward 2030s power generation demonstrations.