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A Swift Traveler in Space Challenges Astronomers' Expectations
Scientists using Rubin Observatory data have discovered a remarkably fast-spinning asteroid, opening new avenues for asteroid research.
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A New Window Opens as Rubin Observatory Reveals the Deep Universe
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory has released its first deep-space images, marking a significant milestone for global astronomy.
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Behind the Digital Revolution, Nature Quietly Counts the Cost
UN-affiliated researchers warn that the rapid growth of AI could significantly increase energy, water, and land consumption worldwide.
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France Opens Its Doors Wider to the World's Scientists
France is expanding initiatives aimed at attracting international researchers and strengthening global scientific collaboration.
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A Fiery Return Marks Another Step in Reusable Spaceflight
SpaceX has launched the Starfall demonstration mission to test spacecraft reentry and recovery technologies.
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As Humanity Returns to the Moon, Questions About Representation Reemerge
NASA's Artemis crew selections have sparked debate as agency priorities and public expectations continue to evolve.
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An Ancient Wanderer Carries Memories Older Than the Sun
Scientists say an interstellar comet passing through the Solar System may be older than the Sun itself.
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A Brown Dwarf Has Changed the Rhythm of a Distant Planetary Dance
NASA's TESS has identified a rare three-body system where a brown dwarf on an eight-year orbit alters two planets' trajectories.
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June's Strawberry Moon Invites the Night Sky to Slow Down
June's annual Strawberry Moon offers skywatchers an opportunity to enjoy a culturally significant full Moon event.
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The Roman Telescope Nears the Shore Before Sailing Into the Cosmos
NASA's Roman Space Telescope has arrived in Florida for final preparations ahead of its planned launch aboard a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket
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Beneath a Rosy Glow, a Distant World Keeps Its Secrets
James Webb observations reveal that the famous Pink Planet, GJ 504b, contains unexpected salt clouds in its atmosphere.
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Tiny Wings May Carry Clues to Living Longer
Scientists discovered that some Heliconius butterflies live dramatically longer than relatives, offering potential insights into healthy aging.
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A Veteran Telescope May Find New Life Through Robotic Hands
NASA and Katalyst plan a first-of-its-kind robotic mission to raise the aging Swift Observatory into a safer orbit.
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Europa Keeps Erasing Its Past Beneath a Shell of Ice
Europa's unusually smooth surface suggests ongoing geological activity beneath its icy shell, potentially linked to a hidden subsurface ocean.
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A Galaxy's Future May Begin With a Three-Hour Wind
XRISM observations suggest black hole winds can change within hours, improving predictions about how galaxies eventually stop forming stars.
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The Sky Turns Another Page as the June Bootids Return
The June Bootids meteor shower is nearing its annual peak, offering skywatchers a chance to witness one of astronomy's most unpredictable celestial displays.
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The Dinosaur King May Have Ruled Through Patience Rather Than Speed
New fossil analysis suggests T. rex needed up to 40 years to reach full size, revealing slower growth than previously believed.
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Beneath Quiet Grasslands, An Invisible World May Hold Earth's Balance
Scientists created the first global map of underground fungal networks and found their greatest abundance in wild grasslands.
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When Daylight Briefly Steps Aside, The Sky Tells An Ancient Story
The August 12, 2026 total solar eclipse will cross Greenland, Iceland, Spain, and other regions, drawing scientists and travelers alike.
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The Sun Rarely Touches Us, Yet It Can Reach Our Wires
Solar storms mainly threaten long conductive infrastructure, including power grids and undersea communications systems.
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Two Distant Worlds May Share a Chemical Secret
Scientists have identified an unexplained chemical signature on both Pluto and Titan using James Webb Space Telescope observations.
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A Spacecraft Outlived Its Makers and Still Calls Home
Voyager 1, launched in 1977, continues transmitting data from interstellar space as communication delays approach a full day.
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A Long Cosmic Mystery Finally Finds Its Voice in Two Stars
Astronomers have traced mysterious repeating radio signals to a binary system containing a white dwarf and a red dwarf.
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Even Among the Stars, Cooperation Remains the Strongest Lifeline
NASA reportedly prepared for a possible ISS evacuation amid concerns over proposed leak repairs in the Russian segment.
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