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A Telescope That Watched the Cosmos May Soon Receive a Second Life
NASA is evaluating options to extend the life of the Swift space telescope as its orbit gradually declines.
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A Visitor Older Than the Sun May Be Passing Through Our Cosmic Neighborhood
Scientists believe interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS may predate the solar system, offering rare insights into the early universe.
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In Distant Worlds, Invisible Magnetic Shields Begin to Reveal Themselves
Astronomers have detected magnetic fields around seven exoplanets, offering new insights into planetary evolution and habitability.
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Beyond Earth's Horizon, SMILE Begins Its Quiet Scientific Journey
The SMILE spacecraft has reached scientific orbit and will study interactions between solar winds and Earth's magnetosphere.
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A New Material Turns Ordinary Sunlight into Extraordinary Possibilities
Scientists have developed a material capable of converting sunlight into ultraviolet light, potentially enabling more sustainable industrial applications.
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From Space, Scientists Witness the Ocean in a New Way
NASA satellites have captured unprecedented observations of a tsunami, offering new insights that could improve future warning systems.
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Beneath the Pacific Surface, a Familiar Climate Signal Begins to Stir
NASA scientists are monitoring a large subsurface warm-water mass in the Pacific that could contribute to future El Niño development.
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Science Becomes a New Bridge Across Southeast Asia
ASEAN countries are expanding scientific diplomacy through international research cooperation and knowledge exchange.
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Innovation No Longer Belongs to a Few Global Centers
New research suggests global innovation is becoming increasingly decentralized, with more regions contributing to scientific progress.
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Could the Future of Artificial Intelligence Extend Beyond Earth?
Researchers are studying whether AI data centers could one day operate in Earth orbit to meet growing computing demands.
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Beyond Distant Stars, a New Telescope Seeks the Story of Planetary Change
Scientists have proposed the Nautilus space telescope concept to study exoplanet atmospheres and planetary evolution.
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An Ancient Asteroid May Hold Clues to Life's First Beginnings
Organic compounds found in asteroid Bennu samples are providing new insights into the chemical origins of life.
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Earth's Ancient Stone Archive Has Revealed a Different Story
Scientists have revised the age estimate of Earth's oldest known meteorite impact crater using advanced dating methods.
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Beneath the Milky Way's Calm Surface, a Cosmic Wind Still Blows
New research suggests the Milky Way's central black hole continues producing cosmic winds despite appearing relatively inactive.
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A New Window to the Universe Is About to Open
The SKA Observatory is preparing to usher in a new era of radio astronomy with unprecedented observational capabilities.
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Two Cosmic Giants May Be Dancing at the Edge of Understanding
Astronomers have identified a candidate binary system that may contain the largest black hole pair ever observed.
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Perhaps the Universe Has Spoken and We Simply Missed the Message
New SETI research suggests that extraterrestrial signals may have reached Earth but remained undetected due to limited search methods.
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Africa Seeks Greater Control Over Its Gold Wealth
African nations are pushing to retain more value from their gold resources through local refining, processing and stronger control over mining industries.
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Across Australia's Ecosystems, Scientists Watch an Emerging Threat
Scientists are monitoring potential risks posed by avian influenza to Australia's native mammal populations.
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Canada Opens Wider Doors as the Global Search for Talent Intensifies
Canadian universities are increasing research funding to attract international scholars and strengthen scientific innovation.
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When the Thermometer Rewrites History, France Faces a New Reality
France has recorded its highest national average temperature, highlighting the growing challenge of extreme heat.
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Indonesia Plants New Seeds for an Artificial Intelligence Future
Indonesia is preparing a national AI fund to support research, innovation, and long-term technological development.
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Along the Border, Law and Hope Meet at a Narrow Gate
The U.S. Supreme Court has allowed the government to continue policies enabling border officials to reject certain asylum seekers at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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In the Deep Ocean, Life Endures Under Extraordinary Conditions
Scientists have discovered that some deep-sea animals can survive for years without food through extraordinary biological adaptations.
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