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Many Paths May Lead Toward a Lower-Carbon Future
Researchers compared carbon capture technology and renewable energy, finding that both may play complementary roles in reducing emissions.
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Every Safe Landing Begins With Years of Preparation.
NASA is expanding tests of advanced landing technologies to support upcoming Artemis missions and future human exploration of the Moon.
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Every Breath Shapes an Invisible Balance.
Australian researchers are studying how carbon dioxide influences blood chemistry to improve medical understanding and patient care.
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Even the Farthest Worlds Can Whisper Their Secrets.
Australian astronomers helped identify evidence of a thin atmosphere surrounding a distant trans-Neptunian object.
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The Ocean Speaks in Slow Movements That Shape the Future.
A new study suggests the Atlantic Ocean's major circulation system may weaken faster than previously estimated under certain climate conditions.
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Even Distant Waves Tell Stories Worth Understanding.
Researchers have developed an AI model capable of predicting wave behavior on other planets to support future space exploration.
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Sometimes New Worlds Begin as Quiet Signals.
Scientists have used artificial intelligence to identify more than 100 potential new exoplanets from large astronomical datasets.
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Every Great Journey Begins Before the First Step.
NASA is advancing new technologies to support future Moon and Mars missions, focusing on sustainability, safety, and long-term space exploration.
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When Forecasts Grow Sharper, Preparedness Becomes Stronger for Tomorrow’s Heat.
European scientists have developed an improved model to predict heatwaves more accurately, helping strengthen early warning systems.
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When Invisible Forces Become Visible, the Universe Reveals Its Hidden Architecture.
The SKA Observatory has produced the most detailed map of cosmic magnetic fields, offering new insights into galaxy formation and cosmic evolution.
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When Science Considers Reflecting the Sky, Questions Become as Important as Answers
Scientists are debating solar geoengineering as a potential climate intervention, while concerns remain about risks, ethics, and global governance.
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Invisible Threats in Nature Raise New Questions for Australia's Wildlife
Scientists are monitoring potential risks of bird flu spreading to native Australian mammals, including marine and terrestrial species.
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Beneath Quiet Oceans, Ancient Giants Continue to Tell Their Story.
Scientists have discovered what may be the world's largest whale graveyard, offering new insights into ancient marine ecosystems and whale evolution.
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Ancient Stones Continue to Whisper the Earliest Story of Our Planet
Scientists have reconfirmed Western Australia's Pilbara impact structure as the oldest known meteorite crater on Earth.
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Where the Deep Ocean Overleaps the Sand: The Raging Storm Swells of Kadavu
Fijian search and rescue crews successfully saved five people after their fishing vessel suffered a catastrophic engine failure during a violent storm near Kadavu Island.
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As Humanity Looks Moonward, A New Crew Steps Forward
NASA has announced a new Artemis crew as preparations continue for future lunar exploration missions.
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Even Among the Stars, Vigilance Remains Humanity's Closest Companion
NASA temporarily placed ISS astronauts on alert while engineers assessed worsening concerns surrounding a long-monitored air leak.
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Mapping Invisible Forces Brings the Universe Into Sharper Focus
Scientists using the SKA Observatory have created the largest magnetic map of the universe ever assembled.
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Beneath the Indian Ocean, Ancient Giants Tell Their Silent Story
Scientists have discovered what may be the world's largest whale graveyard, offering new insights into ancient marine ecosystems.
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Ancient Rocks in Australia Reveal Echoes From Earth's Earliest Age
Scientists have reconfirmed a crater in Western Australia's Pilbara region as the oldest known impact crater on Earth.
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Looking Beyond Familiar Skies, Scientists Imagine a New Cosmic Window
Scientists have proposed the Nautilus observatory concept to study exoplanet atmospheres and improve the search for habitable worlds.
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Step by Step, Humanity's Return to the Moon Continues
NASA's Artemis program continues to achieve milestones as preparations advance for future human missions to the Moon.
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A Telescope That Watched the Cosmos May Soon Receive a Second Life
NASA is evaluating options to extend the life of the Swift space telescope as its orbit gradually declines.
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A Visitor Older Than the Sun May Be Passing Through Our Cosmic Neighborhood
Scientists believe interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS may predate the solar system, offering rare insights into the early universe.
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