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The Journey to Mars May Begin Behind a Closed Door
NASA's CHAPEA program will isolate volunteers for one year to study how humans adapt to conditions similar to future Moon and Mars missions.
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Our Galaxy's Horizon May Be Farther Than We Ever Imagined
New observations from NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory suggest the Milky Way's hot gaseous halo extends much farther than previously believed.
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From Earth's First Dreams of Flight to the Moon Once More.
From an era before human flight to NASA's Artemis program, 250 years of innovation have reshaped humanity's journey toward the Moon.
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A Tiny Laboratory Experiment Echoed One of the Universe's Greatest Mysteries
Physicists created a laboratory analogue of a black hole that exhibited Hawking-like radiation, helping researchers investigate quantum effects predicted decades ago.
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A Quiet Companion to Earth Is Finally Revealing Its Story.
China's Tianwen-2 spacecraft has reached Earth's quasi moon, Kamoʻoalewa, to study and collect samples from the unusual near-Earth asteroid.
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Hidden city from Byzantine era emerges in western desert.
Archaeologists have uncovered a lost Byzantine-era city in Egypt’s western desert, featuring preserved mosaics, churches, and artifacts that offer new insights into the region’s history.
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Saving Swift: A daring mission to prevent a crash.
NASA has launched a robotic mission to rescue the Swift Observatory from crashing to Earth, aiming to boost its orbit and extend its scientific life in a first-of-its-kind salvage operation.
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A gift to history: DNA names unknown patriot.
New DNA technology has identified a previously unknown Revolutionary War soldier, providing a personal connection to history and honoring his sacrifice for the nation.
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Nature’s celebration: Northern Lights join July 4 festivities.
A strong geomagnetic storm may make the Northern Lights visible in up to 26 U.S. states on July 4, offering a rare summer aurora display to coincide with Independence Day celebrations.
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Trust Remains the Quiet Foundation of Every Scientific Discovery
China's academic community is reviewing research integrity concerns while institutions emphasize transparency, accountability, and scientific standards.
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Preserving Tomorrow Begins with Protecting Life Today.
Scientists in the United States are developing a BioVault to preserve genetic material from endangered species, supporting future conservation research.
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Even in Space, Every Second Chance Has Scientific Value
Engineers are studying a robotic mission that could extend the life of an aging space telescope by restoring its orbital position.
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Sometimes the Future Understands the Past Through Quantum Science.
Scientists have demonstrated a quantum technique that reverses specific quantum processes, offering promising applications for quantum computing and fundamental physics.
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Every Pixel Holds a Story That Technology Learns to Reveal.
NTIRE 2026 showcases major advances in AI image processing, with applications in science, healthcare, and digital technology.
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The Smallest Particles Continue to Tell the Universe's Greatest Stories.
New research into particle physics and jet production improves scientific understanding of matter and high-energy interactions.
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A Giant Planet May Have Become Smaller to Tell a Bigger Story
Astronomers report that exoplanet TOI-2195 A b may have evolved from a Jupiter-like giant after losing most of its mass, offering new clues about planetary evolution.
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Every Brief Signal Carries a Story Across the Universe
Australian astronomers have identified unusual properties in repeating Fast Radio Burst FRB20250613A, offering new insights into its turbulent cosmic environment.
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Even in Cosmic Silence, the Universe Continues to Speak in New Ways
NASA scientists detected unusual molecular signals in a distant supernova remnant, suggesting more complex chemical processes in stellar explosions than previously known.
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When the Ocean Grows Quieter, Science Learns to Listen More Closely
Scientists are investigating an unexpected 60% decline in humpback whale sightings off Western Australia while seeking environmental explanations through continued research.
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When a Distant Continent Helps Guide Exploration Beyond Earth
Australia contributes key ground-based support and research to global NASA space missions and deep-space communication.
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When the Ocean Quietly Redraws Its Living Map
Australia’s marine ecosystems show possible shifts in species populations, prompting continued scientific monitoring.
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When the Frozen Edge of the World Begins to Shift
Antarctic climate changes raise long-term environmental risks for Australia, particularly in sea level and weather systems.
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When Artificial Intelligence Meets the Limits of Power
Australia’s AI data center expansion raises energy consumption concerns and pushes debate on sustainable power solutions.
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When the Brain Quietly Builds Its Own Resistance to Time
Studies suggest some brains show structural resilience that may delay or reduce effects of Alzheimer’s disease.
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