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Space Has No Emergency Exit
Debris struck a Chinese return capsule, leaving three astronauts unable to come home while engineers race to design a workable extraction plan.
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When the Wanderer Passes Quietly: What the Quiet Tail of 3I/ATLAS Tells Us
The interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS reached perihelion without a prominent tail, raising subtle questions about its behaviour and offering a quiet window into the nature of interstellar visitors.
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“When the Moon Blooms Large: A Night of Supermoon & Shooting Stars”
This week offers a rare chance to see the year’s brightest supermoon, combined with meteor showers grilling the skies — here’s how and when to catch the show.
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“Between Robot Ambitions and Paychecks: Tesla’s Gamble with Musk”
Tesla is asking shareholders to approve a massive pay package for Musk tied to AI and robotics milestones, while Musk increasingly focuses his energy on AI ventures beyond the carmaker.
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When the Moon Comes Closest, What Are We Really Watching?
The largest supermoon of the year arrives Wednesday night, offering a brief global moment of shared wonder for anyone who chooses to look up.
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A Retreat No One Can Negotiate: Antarctica Accelerates
New measurements show an Antarctic glacier retreating 10x faster than earlier estimates, revealing a future where sea level rise is faster and less theoretical.
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“In the Web of Dust and Light: What the Red Spider Nebula Reveals About its Hidden Heart”
JWST’s infrared view of the Red Spider Nebula reveals hot dust around the central star, massive leg-like lobes spanning ~3 light-years, and strong evidence of a hidden stellar companion shaping its structure.
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What Are Those Zigzags in Spiders’ Webs?
The presence of zigzag stabilimenta in spider webs appears less capricious than once thought: recent findings suggest they enhance the mechanical sensing of prey
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When the Moon Becomes a Deadline, Not a Dream
NASA confirms both SpaceX and Blue Origin have submitted proposals to accelerate crewed lunar return plans, signaling a new phase in America’s corporate-driven Moon race.
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When Human Connectivity Begins Preparing for Planets We Haven’t Reached Yet
ISS National Lab research is advancing delay-tolerant networking, helping build the communication backbone needed for future interplanetary internet
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What Does One Rabid Bat Say About Our Sense of Control?
A bat in San Mateo County tested positive for rabies, prompting officials to remind residents to avoid wildlife contact and seek care fast if exposure is possible.
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When a New Market Takes Off Faster Than the Old Giants Expect
Kenya is projected to lead the world in internet ad market growth, driven by mobile-first consumers and fast adoption of digital commerce.
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The amazing Red Spiders nebula
JWST reveals the Red Spider Nebula’s glowing central star hidden in dust and hints at a binary companion sculpting its hour-glass outflows—bringing clarity to how Sun-like stars die.
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From Juvenile to New Species: Unmasking the Truth Behind the Little Tyrant
Recent fossil analysis shows what was thought to be a teenage Tyrannosaurus rex is actually a full-grown separate species
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Beyond the Solar Door: The Mysterious Bend of 3I/ATLAS on Its Sunward Path
The interstellar object 3I/ATLAS is showing unexpected behavior — including a marked color shift and unusual trajectory change near perihelion — raising questions about its nature.
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In the Shadow of the Moon’s Surface: SpaceX Rewrites its Landing Architecture
SpaceX proposes a streamlined lunar‐landing architecture for Starship to accelerate human missions to the Moon, defending its progress amid NASA scrutiny.
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Between Earth and the Stars: A Meteor’s Afterglow Wraps Around a Distant Comet
A glowing meteor trail captured alongside Comet C/2025 A6 (Lemmon) created a striking visual effect, appearing to coil around the comet’s tail—an atmospheric phenomenon and celestial coincidence
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When Atomic Echoes Lit the Sky: A Link Between Nuclear Tests and Mystery Flashes
A new study links faint star-like flashes captured in 1950s sky photographs with above-ground nuclear tests, suggesting unknown atmospheric or near-space phenomena triggered around blast times.
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The Routine Miracle of Space: SpaceX Adds 28 Satellites to Its Constellation”
SpaceX launched 28 Starlink satellites from California, landing its Falcon 9 booster at sea and extending its record-breaking pace of orbital missions.
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Lessons in Longevity from the Bowhead’s Arctic Depths
The bowhead whale’s 200-year lifespan, driven by exceptional DNA repair, offers clues that may someday inform human ageing therapies—but applying these mechanisms to people remains a long, careful journey.
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Evolution in the Straight-Lines: Sharks and the Hidden Mathematics of Life
Shark bodies scaling with volume to the two-thirds power suggest underlying developmental or physiological constraints on evolution across diverse species.
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Harvard Students Speak Out: Conservatives Claim Fear of Retaliation and Social Shunning on Campus
Harvard conservatives say fear of backlash silences their views. Students report academic bias and social isolation, igniting debate on free speech and campus political balance.
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Ghosts in the Genes: Science Rewrites the Fall of the Grand Armée
DNA from Napoleon’s soldiers’ teeth reveals typhus and trench fever were major killers during the army’s retreat from Russia in 1812.
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A Drop of Discovery: The Serum That Teaches Skin to Remember
Researchers at National Taiwan University developed a fatty acid serum that restored hair growth in mice within 20 days by mimicking natural skin regeneration.
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