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When Time Flutters Differently in the Life of a Butterfly
Research suggests some butterflies can live up to three times longer than relatives, influenced by environmental and biological factors.
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The Sky Sends Another Visitor, and Science Is Ready
NASA safely tracked an airplane-sized asteroid during its close approach to Earth.
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Two Giants May Be Dancing at the Edge of the Universe
Astronomers are studying what may be a record-breaking pair of black holes, offering new insights into cosmic evolution.
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The Ocean Carries Stories Too Small for the Eye to See.
Scientists found antibiotic resistance genes across global oceans, expanding understanding of environmental and public health.
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The Sun May Soon Paint the Night Sky With Light Again
Scientists are monitoring solar activity that could increase the chances of visible auroras.
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Science Welcomes New Tools While Guarding Old Principles.
Researchers are examining how AI could affect scientific publishing while promoting responsible and transparent use.
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The Next Age of Computing May Think in a Different Language
A new generation of quantum computers highlights ongoing advances in specialized scientific computing.
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A Forgotten Page Has Found Its Voice Again.
Researchers successfully interpreted a long-studied scientific note, offering new historical insights into physics
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Beneath Ancient Stone, the Ocean Left One More Story Behind
Scientists have studied a five-million-year-old whale graveyard that offers new insights into ancient marine ecosystems.
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The Sun Sends Another Message Across the Space Between Worlds
Scientists are monitoring a coronal mass ejection from the Sun that could produce mild geomagnetic activity near Earth.
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The Journey Back to the Moon Begins With New Faces and Old Dreams.
NASA's Artemis program continues to advance with the announcement of its lunar mission crew.
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The Sky Keeps Sending Visitors, and Science Is Ready to Meet Them
NASA tracked two airplane-sized asteroids that safely passed near Earth without posing any threat.
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A Smaller Engine May Open Larger Paths Through Space
MIT researchers have developed a new propulsion concept that could help small satellites travel farther, including toward Mars.
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Sometimes Discovery Advances Through Careful Correction
Researchers improved the accuracy of SWOT satellite measurements, providing clearer insights into global ocean behavior.
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The Ocean's Surface Hides a Quiet Struggle Beneath
NASA satellite observations suggest nutrient stress is affecting large portions of the world's oceans as environmental conditions evolve.
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Near the Galaxy's Heart, an Ancient Explosion Leaves a New Clue
Astronomers may have identified a supernova remnant near the Milky Way's central black hole, offering new insights into galactic evolution.
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Beneath Antarctica's Silence, an Ancient Story Begins to Surface
A massive structure discovered beneath Antarctica's ice sheet is prompting scientists to reconsider aspects of the continent's geological history.
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The Pacific Ocean May Be Preparing to Rewrite the Weather
Scientists expect El Niño to contribute to higher global temperatures and changing weather patterns.
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Even the Coldest Horizon Can Feel an Unexpected Warmth
Scientists recorded unusually high temperatures across parts of the Antarctic Peninsula during a recent heat event.
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Even the Quietest Ice Can Tell the Loudest Story
Scientists report that Antarctica is missing a vast area of sea ice, raising new environmental questions.
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A Cool Corner of the Atlantic Is Raising Warm Questions
Scientists continue studying the expanding North Atlantic cold blob and its possible climate implications.
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The Ocean Connects the World and Asks for Shared Care.
The United Nations is encouraging stronger international cooperation to protect marine ecosystems and ocean resources.
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The Pacific Ocean May Be Gathering Strength for Another Great Performance.
Scientists are closely monitoring the possibility of a particularly strong El Niño and its global weather impacts.
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The Moon Waits as Humanity Prepares for Another Journey
NASA has shared new Artemis III mission details as preparations for lunar exploration continue.
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