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Every Step Into Space Begins With Careful Preparation
NASA previewed three upcoming ISS spacewalks that will upgrade power systems, replace communications hardware, and support continued station operations.
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Beyond the Quiet Stars, a New Breath of Possibility Appears
Astronomers confirmed an atmosphere around the rocky exoplanet LHS 1140 b, marking a milestone in the search for potentially habitable worlds without providing evidence of life.
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When Light Learns to Listen, New Paths Begin to Emerge
Researchers demonstrate that measurement-based feedback can create nonlinear behavior in photonic circuits, opening new opportunities for adaptive optical technologies and future photonic computing.
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Invisible Particles May Leave a Stronger Mark Together Than Alone
A laboratory study found that cigarette smoke extract increased the vulnerability of human airway cells to nanoplastic exposure, highlighting the need for further research into combined environmental risks.
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One Fossil Preserved Three Lives in a Single Ancient Moment
A rare Cretaceous fossil preserves multiple marine predators within one another, providing scientists with exceptional evidence of ancient ocean food webs.
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Every Drop of Heavy Water Carries the Story of a Distant World
JWST has detected possible signs of heavy water on a distant exoplanet, offering scientists new insights into planetary formation and atmospheric evolution.
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Innovation May Reach the Sky Before the Rules Do.
The FCC approved Reflect Orbital's experimental space mirror satellite, prompting debate over whether current national and international laws adequately regulate artificial light in Earth's orbit.
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The Geometry of an Ancient World Still Speaks Across Billions of Years
NASA's Curiosity rover discovered a vast field of honeycomb-like polygonal fractures in Valle Grande, offering new clues about ancient water and geological processes on Mars.
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The Moon's Next Scar May Be One Humanity Watches Together
A spent SpaceX Falcon 9 upper stage is expected to strike the Moon on August 5, 2026, providing scientists with a rare opportunity to observe an artificial lunar impact.
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Every Day the Universe Opens Another Window to Wonder
NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day has showcased a different astronomy image every day since 1995, combining scientific explanations with remarkable views of the universe.
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Even the Universe Sometimes Leaves Its Greatest Echoes for Later
Astronomers found that some supermassive black holes emit delayed radio outbursts years after consuming stars, revealing new details about tidal disruption events and black hole evolution.
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The Smallest Divers Are Asking the Biggest Evolutionary Questions
Lake fly larvae in Lake Malawi survive extreme underwater pressure with reinforced air sacs, challenging a long-standing explanation for why insects never colonized the open ocean.
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Quiet Skies Can Still Hide a Planet's Greatest Challenge
Scientists are studying how regional and global dust storms reshape Mars' atmosphere, influence water loss, and affect future robotic and human exploration.
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Ancient Stars Still Remember the Milky Way's Earliest Days
Astronomer Amina Helmi uses ancient stars and stellar streams as cosmic fossils to reconstruct the Milky Way's violent formation through ancient galactic mergers.
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Record Low Water Levels Across Europe Reveal Mammoth Skeletons and Forgotten Shipwrecks
Record low water levels across Europe are exposing ancient remains, including mammoth skeletons and long-forgotten shipwrecks.
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1 in 10,000 casualty rate: India sets safety bar for private firms bringing back objects from space
India has set a strict safety requirement for private companies returning objects from space, limiting the casualty risk to 1 in 10,000.
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Archaeologists Find Hundreds of Ancient Glyphs in the Amazon
Researchers report hundreds of ancient glyph-like markings discovered in the Amazon, suggesting complex past communication and mapping.
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A Forgotten Rocket Begins Its Final Journey Across the Silent Lunar Sky
A spent SpaceX Falcon 9 upper stage is expected to impact the Moon, highlighting challenges in managing human-made objects beyond Earth.
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A New Journey Begins as NASA Prepares Another Explorer for the Stars
NASA astronaut Deniz Burnham’s journey highlights the preparation, experience, and dedication behind the next generation of human space exploration.
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Mars Keeps Its Secrets Until Science Finds the Right Questions
Scientists continue searching Mars for signs of life while maintaining strict standards of evidence to ensure any discovery is accurate and reliable.
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When Ancient Collisions Still Light the Stars Today.
New James Webb Space Telescope observations of Centaurus A reveal hidden dust structures, active star formation, and a supermassive black hole, offering fresh insights into galaxy evolution.
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Nature's Smallest Guardian Is Quietly Transforming Modern Farming.
Scientists are expanding the use of beneficial insects to naturally control crop pests, helping farmers reduce pesticide use while supporting more sustainable and resilient agriculture.
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The Darkness Revealed Itself Only When a Star Passed Too Close
NASA's Swift Observatory detected a wandering supermassive black hole destroying a star, offering the first clear evidence of a tidal disruption event occurring far from a galaxy's center.
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A Forest Built by Human Hands Now Tests Human Resilience
France's devastating wildfires are burning through the historic Landes de Gascogne, a human-planted pine forest whose design and today's extreme weather have intensified concern over future forest resilience.
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