NASA’s new toys for upcoming Artemis mission to map moon’s subsurface, lunar minerals
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'Zombie' fungus that lived almost 100 million years ago found preserved in amber
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Scientists Drop Cow Carcass 1,600 Meters Deep – And Eights Sharks Appear Out of Nowhere!
Deep-sea sharks spotted for first time in South China Sea feasting on cow carcass
By Irene Wright
Watch Pacific Sleeper Sharks Chow Down on a Dead Cow for Science
By Alexander Haro
Rare video shows elusive deep-sea predators feeding thousands of miles from home
By Eric Ralls
Scientists Drop Dead Cow into Sea and Film Sleeper Sharks ‘Politely’ Lining Up to Feast
By Pesala Bandara
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Israel launches communications satellite from Florida
Israel’s most-advanced communications satellite successfully launched into space
Late-night SpaceX rocket launch in Florida: Where to watch from Daytona, New Smyrna Beach
By Jennifer Sangalang and Rick Neale
“Dror 1”, Israel's national communications satellite, produced by Israel Aerospace Industries, has sent its first signals to the control station
By Paolo Valpolini
SpaceX launches GTO 1 mission from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida
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Australian-led study reveals evolutionary adaptations of ancient lungfish
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Earth may have at least 6 'minimoons' at any given time. Where do they come from?
By Nola Taylor Tillman
Everything We Know About the Interstellar Object 3I/ATLAS
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NASA's Parker Solar probe captures the closest-ever images of the Sun
By Janet Loehrke
The Closest Images Ever Taken of the Sun’s Atmosphere
Fastest Spacecraft Ever Made Returns the Closest Images of the Sun in History
By Daniel Patrascu
Sun’s ready for its closeup: NASA’s closest ever images of the Sun
By Dean Murray
Closest- ever glimpse of Sun: Nasa probe captures rare solar fury— watch
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James Webb and Hubble telescopes join forces to explore a cosmic nursery: Space photo of the week
By Jamie Carter
NASA’s Hubble and Webb Telescopes Reveal Two Faces of a Star Cluster Duo
Tuesday Telescope: Webb and Hubble team up to reveal spectacular star clusters
By Eric Berger
Two Powerful Space Telescopes are Better Than One
By Evan Gough
NASA’s Hubble and Webb Discover Bursting Star Formation in Small Magellanic Cloud
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Spacecraft equipped with solar sail could deliver earlier warnings of space weather threats to Earth's technologies
By Mojtaba Akhavan-Tafti
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Webb spots its first alien world, a Saturn-sized planet shaping a nearby star system
By Iain Todd
Exo-Saturns and Exo-Jupiters Are Within JWST’s Reach
University of Minnesota professor weighs in on recent astronomical discoveries, advancements
By David Burgett
Astronomers capture the first direct images of hidden exoplanet using JWST
James Webb telescope discovers its first exoplanet
By Pierre Célérier
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A new Martian climate model suggest a mostly cold, harsh environment
By Jacek Krywko
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World’s Biggest Camera May Find 50 Interstellar Objects, Scientists Say
By Jamie Carter
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What 20 years of space station research means for life on Earth
From stem cells to supernovas: Cedars-Sinai explores how space impacts human health
Researcher harnesses uniqueness of space to advance medicine on Earth
LambdaVision's Nicole Wagner Pens OpEd in SpaceNews to Continue Robust Pipeline of R&D on Space Station
🚀 Microgravity, an unexpected weapon against cancer?
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Numerous Fossils Reveal Jurassic Fish Killed in Same, Bizarre Way
By Michelle Starr
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SpaceX Starship Loaded With Over 10 Million Pounds Of Propellant In Launch Rehearsal
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What's Earth's lowest point on land?
By Charles Choi
The biggest piece of Mars on Earth is going up for auction in New York
By Joseph Frederick and Dave Collins
The Sky Today on Sunday, July 13: The Bull has two eyes
By Alison Klesman
Starwatch: Venus will pass through the ‘golden gate’ of two star clusters
By Stuart Clark
Don’t Miss This Weekend’s Sky Show As Venus Woos Weirdly Wintry Stars
By Jamie Carter
The Sky Today on Wednesday, July 9: Venus and the Pleiades
By Alison Klesman
A stunning celestial display
By Bob Berman
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Museum finds 67.5-million-year-old dinosaur fossil beneath parking lot
By Post Staff
Scientists Unearth the Oldest Dinosaur Fossil Ever Found in Denver’s Underground
Archaeologists Unearth Dinosaur Fossil in Incredibly Ironic Location
By Rachel Dillin
Denver Museum Finds a Dinosaur Fossil Under Its Parking Lot
By Sopan Deb
A Dinosaur Fossil Was Just Found Right Under Denver’s Natural History Museum
By Min Chen
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NASA, JAXA astronauts discuss upcoming Crew-11 launch to ISS
By Sawyer Rosenstein
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AI tool maps cancer in 3D detail
By Amit Malewar
New AI system uncovers hidden cell subtypes, boosts precision medicine
AI Matches Oncologist Accuracy in Lung Tumor Segmentation for Radiation Therapy
AI tool set to transform characterisation and treatment of cancers, finds study
By Kamal Kohli
AI Tool Classifies Five Distinct Cancer Cell Groups Within Tumors
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Florida cat sniffs out another new virus—and scientists are listening
Sniffing out a new virus, with help from a cat
By TIM. SANDLE
Scientist's cat helps discover a rare virus — yet again
By Ben Turner
Cat Makes Yet Another Scientific Discovery
By Liz O'connell
Pet cat helps discover a new virus
By Laura Baisas
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Nearly 7,000 dams have shifted Earth’s North Pole
By Amit Malewar
Water storage in dams has caused minute shifts in Earth’s poles
By Samson Reiny
Humans Built So Many Dams In The Past Two Centuries They Have Shifted Earth's Poles
By Tom Hale
Dams Have Redistributed Earth's Mass, Shifted Its Poles
By Adrianna Nine
Big dams are so heavy they shift Earth's poles away from the rotational axis, new research shows
By Sascha Pare
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Tiny fossil with razor teeth found by student — rewrites mammal history
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Monkeys love watching videos of fights and friends - just like humans
Monkeys Prefer Watching Videos Of Their Friends Over Strangers, Study Reveals
Monkeys attracted to videos showing conflict, like humans: Study | Macaques paid least attention to sitting videos | Inshorts
Watching violence: A trait shared by humans and monkeys?
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Monkeys attracted to videos of conflict, study finds
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Elephants gesture with an intention to communicate their desires, study finds
By Sanjukta Mondal
How elephants say they like them apples
By Veronique Greenwood
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NASA discovers a 'super-Earth' with possible oceans orbiting a nearby red dwarf star
Astronomers Discover "Water-Rich Super-Earth" Twice As Big As Our Planet
By Bhavya Sukheja
Possibility of water on a planet twice Earth’s size: Man marries crocodile with wedding kiss; Top 5 fascina...
Scientists discover a 'second Earth' twice the size of our planet near a red dwarf star, 154 light-years
Scientists use NASA's TESS to discover ‘super-earth’ that could host billions—Is TOI-1846 b humanity's next home?
By Kaur Garg
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Could asteroid mining actually work? Maybe if we start with impact sites on the moon
By Leonard David
Hubble Images Used to Create a Beautiful Portrait of the Abell 209 Galaxy Cluster
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New microchip tracks antibody-virus interactions from a single drop of blood
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BrainDagger Films Announces Screenplay Development of Moe Taylor's 2003 Cult Novel, 'The Viral Limit'
By Moe Taylor
Horrifying Research Finds Melting Glaciers Could Activate Deadly Volcanoes
By Victor Tangermann
Warming climate, volcanos raise risk of ice falls on Chile's glaciers
4,000-year-old skeletons reveal surprising origin of leprosy
Melting Ice Caps Could Bring Dormant Volcanoes to Life, Research from the Chilean Andes Shows
By Bob Berwyn
Melting Glaciers Could Reawaken Hundreds of Earth's Volcanoes
By Carly Cassella
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A Solar System Is Born: Planet-Forming “Pebbles” Detected Around Two Distant Young Stars
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Trump’s NASA Cuts Would Hurt America for a Long, Long Time
By Becky Ferreira
How Trump's budget cuts could affect 2 iconic space telescopes: Hubble and James Webb
By Monisha Ravisetti
Senate Rejects Trump’s Cuts to NSF, Other Science Agencies
By Katherine Knott
Senators signal they’re prepared to push back against NASA cuts
By Loren Grush
Senate spending bill that overrides proposed NASA cuts held up in committee
By Jeff Foust
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California Desert Dunes Hold Keys to Understanding Mars' Shifting Sands
By Mark Thompson
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This tiny brain molecule could hold the key to learning, memory—and Alzheimer’s treatment
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Geologists Decode Earth’s 4.4-Billion-Year-Old “Missing” Crust
These Canadian rocks may be the oldest on Earth
By Adithi Ramakrishnan
Rocks in Canada’s Quebec province found to be the oldest on Earth
By Will Dunham
Oldest rocks on Earth found in Canada, are more than four billion years old
By Jonathan O'neil and Hanika Rizo
The oldest rocks on Earth are 4.3 billion years old
By Jonathan O'neil and Hanika Rizo
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The Sky Today on Saturday, July 12: M56 in Lyra
By Alison Klesman
Dozens of 'ghost galaxies' may be orbiting the Milky Way
By Eric Ralls
Milky Way could be teeming with more satellite galaxies than previously thought
Durham Uni research predicts more Milky Way satellite galaxies
By Pamela Bilalova
Space breakthrough as Milky Way could have more satellite galaxies than scientists previously thought
By George Bunn
Durham scientists discover more galaxies in Milky Way than previously thought
By Joshua Nichol
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24-Million-Year-Old Protein Fragments Are Oldest Ever Recovered, A Robot Listened To Spoken Instructions And Performed Surgery, And Much More This Week
By Charlie Haigh
Eighteen million years of diverse enamel proteomes from the East African Rift
By Craig Feibel, Cynthia M Liutkus-Pierce and Francis M Kirera
Ancient Protein Analysis Sheds New Light on Rhino Family Tree
Research finds 18-million-year-old enamel proteins in mammal fossils
Protein sequences decoded from extremely old mammal teeth
By Carolyn M Wilke
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KATRIN experiment set new powerful limits on rare neutrino interactions
By Rupendra Brahambhatt
Scientists Say Earth May Be Trapped Inside a Huge, Strange Void
By Frank Landymore
Study May Solve One of the Universe's Most Puzzling Mysteries
By Lydia Patrick
Scientists believe our Milky Way galaxy may be inside a giant 'cosmic void' in the universe
By Eric Ralls
Earth may be trapped inside a giant void in space, say scientists
By Ezzy Pearson
Are We in a Giant Void? That Would Help Explain the Hubble Tension
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Offworld Agriculture: Developing The Perfect Crop For Space Bases
By Keith Cowing
Moon-Rice: Developing the perfect crop for space-bases
AI is helping to develop gentically engineered food for long-term space missions. We may all benefit
“We Engineered the Perfect Space Food”: US Scientists Unveil Super-Dwarf Plant Designed to Keep Astronauts Alive and Thriving on Years-Long Missions to Mars
By Eirwen Williams
Tiny rice plants could help astronauts grow food in space
By Sanjana Gajbhiye
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Some plants have a strategy to prevent violent ant fights
By Sanjana Gajbhiye
Condo-style living helps keep the peace inside these ant plants
By Talia Ogliore
This Jungle Plant Is a Good Landlord to Its Tenant Ants
By Ari Daniel Shapiro
This tropical plant builds isolated ‘apartments’ to prevent battles among the aggressive ant tenants it relies on for survival
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Planet Discovery Reveals Out-of-Sync Double Star System
A young giant planet orbits one star, while a planet-forming disk exists around same-aged companion star
By Stephanie Baum
Astronomers discover gas giant orbiting unique binary star system | Star A has finished forming planets | Inshorts
Watch: This young gas giant orbits a binary star system
By Dwaipayan Roy
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Stargazing in July: Watch three meteor showers, including one that originates from comet with 133-year orbit cycle
By Anamica Singh
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Dark matter could create dark dwarfs at the center of the Milky Way
By Evan Gough
Dark Dwarfs lurking at the center of our Galaxy might hint at the nature of dark matter
Proposed New Star Could Finally Reveal the Form of Dark Matter
By Graham Templeton
They glow without fusion—hidden stars that may finally reveal dark matter
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These bizarre stars could be burning darkness to survive
By Andrei Mihai
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Scientists reveal 'ghost' force under Oman forcibly changed India's direction 40 million years ago
By Anamica Singh
Scientists send enormous satellite into space to scan over a trillion organisms around the globe: 'We can actually look inside'
By Susan Elizabeth Turek
This company could save NASA’s doomed Martian Sample Return mission
By Joshua Hawkins
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By Robert Pearlman
Scientists Discover Mysterious 80-Million-Year-Old Landscape Hidden Beneath Antarctica
By Christopher Plain
Extensive fluvial surfaces at the East Antarctic margin have modulated ice-sheet evolution
Radar mapping reveals 30-million-year-old landscapes beneath Antarctic ice
There’s a massive, ancient river system under Antarctica’s ice sheet
By Andrei Mihai
Newly discovered remains of ancient river landscapes control ice flow in East Antarctica
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