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SpaceX 'go' to launch private Polaris Dawn spacewalk mission on farthest human spaceflight since Apollo
Does dark energy spawn from black holes? Could be a bright idea
New moon of August 2025 brings a rare black moon and a close Mars encounter
Asteroid Bennu: A time capsule of materials bearing witness to its origin and transformation over billions of years
Can SpaceX Solve Its ‘Exploding Starships’ Problem?
Plane-size asteroid approaching Earth, NASA reports
US military wants to secure the internet by making it more quantum
Meet the researcher hosting a scientific conference by and for AI
Astronomers discover brightest ever fast radio burst: 'This marks the beginning of a new era'
Never-before-seen type of supernova reveals a peek inside a massive star before it dies
Watch Blue Origin launch its 200th payload on 35th New Shepard spaceflight Aug. 23
Zigzag graphene nanoribbons create 'string light' configuration for tomorrow's electronics
The Destruction of NASA Would Be a Blow to Our Collective Imagination
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James Webb telescope pinpoints origin of brightest flash of radio light ever detected
New species of dinosaur with a sail on its back is discovered
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The Destruction of NASA Would Be a Blow to Our Collective Imagination
As NASA grapples with major proposed budget cuts and losing some of its most brilliant minds, America’s willingness to look outward is also at risk.
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The Key to Nuclear Fusion Might Be... Nuclear Waste?
Turning radioactive nuclear waste into a rare isotope could be the least expensive way to power future fusion reactors.
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Why AI Isn’t Enough: Leveraging Scientific Intellectual Property
Every few months, a new AI tool drops, and the internet reacts as if someone just discovered fire. We hear the same buzzwords: faster, cheaper, smarter. But the question I keep asking is: To what end?
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We've been sending animals into space for 7 decades—yet there are still no rules to protect them from harm
This week, Russia is expected to launch its Bion-M No.2 biosatellite from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, carrying 75 mice and 1,500 fruit flies.
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UFOs, Aliens, and the Problem of Evil
Evil is, and should be, one of life's "ultimate concerns." It is incumbent upon us to recognize, acknowledge, and constructively address the reality of evil. The mysterious phenomenon of UFOs or UAPs inevitably touches on matters of religion,
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