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China Recovers Rocket Stage on Land for First Time After Earlier Sea Recovery
China has recovered a rocket stage on land for the first time, following an earlier recovery at sea, officials said.
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See Gorgeous Views of the Aug. 12 Total Solar Eclipse from Space
NASA and the ISS captured breathtaking views of the August 12 total solar eclipse from space and high-altitude aircraft. The images provide both scientific data and public inspiration.
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Brewing Super El Niño Expected to Be Strongest Ever Recorded
A Super El Niño is developing in the Pacific, predicted to be the strongest in recorded history. It will likely cause significant global weather disruptions, intensified by climate change.
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8 Million Initiative to Reduce Marine Debris on the Reef
Australia offers 8 million in grants to reduce marine debris on the Great Barrier Reef. Projects focus on cleanup, prevention, and community engagement to protect the ecosystem.
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Scientists Spot Three Supermassive Black Holes Ready to Collide
Astronomers using JWST discovered three supermassive black holes in a distant galaxy, poised for collision. This rare find offers insights into early galaxy formation and black hole growth.
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Ancient Browning Mirrors Modern Forest Struggles
Fossil evidence shows Earth's forests browned 56 million years ago during the PETM. Researchers find parallels with modern climate stress, highlighting the urgency of conservation.
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New Images Reveal the Impact Site of SpaceX Rocket’s Moon Collision
New orbital images show the crater created by a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket stage impacting the moon. Scientists are studying the site to understand impact dynamics and space debris risks.
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X-Rays Add New Twist to Narwhal’s Spiral Tusk
New X-ray imaging reveals the internal spiral structure of the narwhal’s tusk. The findings suggest the tusk acts as a sensitive sensory organ, helping the animal navigate the Arctic environment.
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The Milky Way Devoured a Smaller Galaxy 11.8 Billion Years Ago
Astronomers found evidence that the Milky Way merged with a smaller galaxy 11.8 billion years ago. This "Virgo Radial Merger" helped shape our galaxy’s structure and star formation history.
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Sophie Adenot Becomes First French Woman to Conduct Spacewalk
Sophie Adenot made history as the first French woman to perform a spacewalk at the ISS. Her mission involved installing new equipment and inspires greater gender diversity in space exploration.
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Neanderthals May Have Trekked Through Saudi Arabian Desert
Evidence suggests Neanderthals lived in Saudi Arabia 55,000 years ago during a wetter climate phase. This discovery expands the known range of Neanderthal migration and adaptability.
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“Jellyfish” Spotted in NASA Mars Photo Sparks Frenzy
A rock formation in a NASA Mars photo resembled a jellyfish, sparking online speculation. Scientists attribute the shape to pareidolia and geological processes, not biological life.
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Inside NASA’s ‘Big Bang’: A Daring Plan to Keep the Distant Voyagers Alive
NASA is preparing a risky "Big Bang" maneuver to extend the life of Voyager 1 by conserving power. With signals taking over 23 hours to reach Earth, every watt counts for the aging spacecraft.
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On 13 April 2029, Asteroid Apophis Will Pass Close to Earth
Asteroid Apophis will pass within 32,000 km of Earth on April 13, 2029. Up to 90% of the global population may see it with the naked eye, offering a rare astronomical opportunity.
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Vampire Bats Regurgitate Blood to Save Starving Roost-Mates
Vampire bats share blood with starving roost-mates, including non-relatives, based on past reciprocity. This behavior reveals a complex social memory and a "favor economy" among these animals.
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After Artemis II Wowed, Florida Rocket Launches Are Only Due to Climb
Following the success of Artemis II, Florida’s Space Coast is experiencing a surge in rocket launches. This increase boosts local tourism and signals a busy future for lunar and deep space missions.
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Japan Sending Spacecraft to Land on Phobos for Sample Return
Japan’s MMX mission will launch in 2026 to collect samples from Phobos, Mars’s moon. The capsule is scheduled to return to Australia in 2031, delivering the first samples from the Martian system.
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We May Already Have The First Hints of Quantum Gravity
New tabletop experiments and cosmological data may offer the first experimental hints of quantum gravity. While not yet definitive, these findings suggest the unification of physics may be closer than thought.
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Hubble, James Webb Team Up to Capture the 'Black Eye Galaxy'
Hubble and Webb telescopes combined forces to image Messier 64, the Black Eye Galaxy. The composite view reveals dust structures and star formation, highlighting the galaxy's violent merger history.
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Crafting Computational Mind for Microscopic Swiss Army Knife
Scientists are integrating logic circuits into microscopic devices, enabling them to perform complex tasks autonomously. This "computational mind" enhances their utility in medicine and environmental monitoring.
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Genetic Switches Boost Blood Vessels in 3D-Printed Bone
Researchers used genetic switches in 3D-printed bone scaffolds to stimulate blood vessel growth. This innovation improves implant integration and offers new hope for bone regeneration therapies.
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Compact Electrode System Advances Ocean Carbon Capture
A new compact electrode system uses electricity to convert dissolved CO2 in seawater into stable bicarbonate. This scalable technology aims to enhance ocean carbon capture and reduce acidification.
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Paleontologists Reconstruct 56-Million-Year-Old Forests with a Warning
Scientists reconstructed Arctic forests from 56 million years ago, revealing a warm, subtropical past. The findings offer a stark warning about the long-term impacts of current carbon emissions.
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An Echo of Einstein: Link Between Whale Calls and Relativity
Researchers have found a mathematical parallel between whale call frequency shifts and Einstein’s special relativity. This insight improves acoustic tracking and highlights universal physical laws.
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