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When Small Tasks on Earth Lead to Giant Steps Toward Mars.
A science career narrative highlights how early operational roles can lead to leadership positions in Mars exploration teams.
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When Speed in Space Is Measured by More Than Distance Alone
NASA’s fastest spacecraft is not Voyager; newer missions like Parker Solar Probe exceed its speed depending on measurement context.
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Every New Satellite Carries More Than Technology Into Orbit
Australia is accelerating investment in satellite technology through research, industry partnerships, and education to strengthen its growing space sector and support future innovation.
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Strong Neighbors Often Build Their Future Through Steady Cooperation
Australia is expanding cooperation with Pacific nations through development, infrastructure, and security initiatives designed to strengthen regional resilience and long-term partnerships.
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Even a Dying Star Can Leave Behind New Stories.
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope detected methane and atmospheric hazes around WD 1856 b, offering new insight into how planets survive the death of their stars.
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Science Advances Best When Every Voice Finds Respect
An incident at a diabetes conference has prompted wider discussion about conference policies and academic expression.
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Ancient Bones Quietly Extended the Story of the Axolotl.
Scientists have identified a new fossil axolotl species in Mexico, offering fresh insight into the evolution and ancient habitats of these unique amphibians.
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Quiet Martian Stone Is Asking a Very Big Question
Scientists are investigating why a Martian rock contains an unusually high amount of carbon, but its origin remains uncertain.
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Sometimes Gravity Becomes the Fastest Engine of All.
NASA's Parker Solar Probe became the fastest human-made object by using repeated Venus flybys and the Sun's gravity to reach record-breaking speeds.
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Even the Coldest Worlds Can Hide Unexpected Layers of Wonder
Scientists have identified salt-rich cloud formations around Pluto, offering fresh insights into the dwarf planet's atmosphere and surface chemistry.
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The Darkest Corner of the Sky Revealed a Universe Full of Light.
Hubble's 1995 Deep Field observation transformed a seemingly empty region of space into a view containing about 3,000 distant galaxies.
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The Holiday Sky Awaits Another Journey Beyond the Horizon
SpaceX prepares a Falcon 9 launch from Florida during the Fourth of July weekend, carrying SiriusXM's newest communications satellite into orbit.
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Beyond Familiar Paths, a New Orbit Expanded Human Perspective.
SpaceX's Fram2 mission became the first crewed spaceflight to complete a true polar orbit, opening a new milestone for commercial human space exploration.
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The Quietest Continent Is Speaking Through Its Changing Ice
Scientists say Antarctica's unusually low sea ice could influence climate, oceans, and ecosystems far beyond the polar region.
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When History Looked Up, the Stars Answered.
America's 250th anniversary inspires a reflection on how scientific curiosity carried humanity from the era of independence to modern space exploration.
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Mosquito-borne illness threat grows as summer begins.
The CDC warns that an early and intense start to the West Nile virus season may indicate a severe year, urging communities to take preventive measures against mosquito bites.
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Global health monitors confirm end of cruise ship virus.
The World Health Organization has declared the hantavirus outbreak on the M/V Hondius cruise ship over, with no new cases reported since May, ending a crisis that claimed three lives.
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NASA’s innovative solution to save Swift from atmospheric drag.
NASA has launched a robotic mission to rescue the Swift Observatory, which is falling toward Earth due to increased atmospheric drag from solar storms, aiming to extend its scientific life.
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Importance of rabies prevention after wildlife contact.
An 11-year-old Canadian boy died from rabies after waking up with a bat on his face, highlighting the critical need for immediate medical attention after potential wildlife exposure.
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Unlocking the secret of the super-cooled squirrel for health.
Research into the Arctic ground squirrel’s ability to supercool its body below freezing is providing insights that could revolutionize emergency care, organ preservation, and stroke treatment.
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New insights into the diet of Homo floresiensis.
New evidence suggests Homo floresiensis, or "Hobbit" humans, survived on Flores by scavenging meat from Komodo dragon kills, showcasing their adaptive ingenuity.
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The Vera C. Rubin Observatory changes how we see the cosmos
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory will create a ten-year "movie" of the sky, capturing dynamic cosmic events and promising transformative discoveries in astronomy.
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A week of breakthroughs in astronomy, ecology, and history
Recent scientific highlights include a new substance found by the James Webb Telescope, rapid growth in China’s Great Green Wall, and the solution to a Medici murder mystery.
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A Nearby World Invites Us to Imagine Without Assuming
Astronomers have identified a nearby potentially habitable exoplanet, offering a promising target for future observations of planetary environments beyond the Solar System.
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