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An Old Telescope Still Finds New Ways to See the Universe
Scientists are planning new Hubble research programs that could extend valuable astronomical studies into the 2030s.
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The Invisible World Finds a New Way to Tell Its Story
Researchers have developed Quantum Cinema, an interactive approach to making quantum physics more accessible and engaging.
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Powerful Machines Begin with Smaller Building Blocks.
Google has outlined the evolution of its TPU supercomputing technology designed to improve AI performance and efficiency.
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New Tools May Help Science Ask Bigger Questions
Google has launched a US$30 million AI initiative to support scientific research in health, climate, and other fields.
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A Cool Corner of the Atlantic Raises Warm Questions
Scientists are studying the expanding North Atlantic Cold Blob and its possible connections to ocean circulation and climate patterns.
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The Moon Welcomes a New Generation of Explorers
NASA has announced the Artemis III crew, advancing plans for humanity's return to the Moon and future deep-space exploration.
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A Thousand Imagined Worlds May Help Us Understand Real Ones.
Scientists have introduced the ThousandWorlds dataset to support exoplanet research and improve AI-based astronomical studies.
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Every Galaxy Carries a Memory from the Universe's Earliest Days.
New astronomical research provides deeper insight into how galaxies formed during the early stages of the universe.
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The Fire That Powers the Stars May One Day Light Our Cities.
Scientists continue making progress in nuclear fusion technology, offering long-term possibilities for cleaner and more sustainable energy.
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The Future of Medicine May Begin with Patterns Hidden in Data
Scientists are using artificial intelligence to improve drug discovery by analyzing complex biological and chemical data more efficiently.
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Somewhere Beyond the Stars Another Horizon May Be Waiting.
Astronomers have identified a potentially habitable exoplanet candidate that will undergo further scientific investigation
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The Sky Still Whispers About Places Yet to Be Reached
NASA is developing advanced technologies to support future Moon and Mars missions through improved energy, life-support, and communication systems.
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When Plants Begin to Rewrite Their Own Genetic Instructions
CRISPR enables plants with improved nutrition and altered traits through precise gene editing technology.
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When Quantum States Begin to Hold Their Shape Longer Than Before
Quantum computing advances improve qubit stability, bringing practical applications closer to reality.
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When Life Beneath the Soil Quietly Connects Entire Forests
Underground fungal networks connect plants and ecosystems, enabling nutrient and signal exchange across forests.
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When Solar Winds Turn the Night Sky Into Moving Fire
A strong solar eruption triggers widespread auroras and highlights impacts of space weather on Earth.
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When the Deep Universe Refuses to Match Our Expectations
James Webb Telescope finds unusual cosmic structures that challenge current galaxy formation models.
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When Matter Learns to Switch Its Own Strength in Silence
New adaptive materials can switch between strong and brittle states, enabling responsive engineering applications.
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Science Builds Bridges Before Disaster Arrives
Scientists worldwide are developing technologies and strategies to improve disaster resilience and preparedness.
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Watching the Sun Has Become More Important Than Ever
Researchers are expanding solar monitoring efforts as activity increases during the current solar cycle.
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The Deep Sky Opens a Window Into Cosmic History
Astronomers say June offers ideal opportunities to observe several famous deep-sky objects, including the Ring and Veil Nebulae.
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Three Worlds Share a Small Corner of the Evening Sky
Venus, Jupiter, and Mercury will appear together in a rare planetary alignment visible during June 2026.
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The Moon and Venus Prepare a Rare Performance
A rare lunar occultation will cause Venus to temporarily disappear behind the Moon for observers in selected regions.
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The Sun Sends a Powerful Reminder Across the Solar System
Scientists are monitoring two significant solar eruptions that could influence satellites, communications, and geomagnetic activity.
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