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Scientists classify and study Earth’s daily cosmic bombardment
PARIS, July 21 — The International Astronomical Union last revised its official definition of a meteoroid in April…
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Luddite Movement: 19th-Century Tech Backlash & Political Upheaval
NOTTINGHAM, July 21 — The term “Luddite” entered the English lexicon during a wave of organised machine-breaking that…
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Astronomers sift billions of data points to find planet
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., July 21 — An algorithm developed at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has processed stellar variability…
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How the Transit Method Works: Why Some Planets Evade Detection
WASHINGTON, July 21 — A planet that dims its host star by only 0.02 percent — a signal…
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Hour-by-Hour Weather Timeline: Kota’s Wednesday from 7 AM to 9 PM
KOTA, July 21 — The official forecast for July 22, 2026, provides an hour-by-hour breakdown of expected conditions,…
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NASA’s Orion & SpaceX Starship to Return Humans to Moon
WASHINGTON, July 20 — A detailed mission architecture for Artemis III, based on engineering documents and NASA planning…
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NASA Artemis III: Four Astronauts, Three Craft, Two Weeks Orbit
CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida, July 20 — The next human footsteps on the Moon are scheduled for a launch…
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Chokepoint Threat: Bab el-Mandeb Strait Shapes Global Oil Security
MANAMA, July 20 — The Bab el-Mandeb strait, whose Arabic name translates to “Gate of Tears,” is among…
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Magnitude 5.5 earthquake strikes Pacific-Antarctic Ridge
PACIFIC-ANTARCTIC RIDGE, July 20 — A magnitude 5.5 earthquake struck the Pacific-Antarctic Ridge at 05:38 UTC on July…
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Brent Oil Surges Above $90 Amid Red Sea Shipping Attacks
TEHRAN, July 19 — Brent crude oil prices rose above $90 per barrel in early October 2024, driven…
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Radiometric Calibration Transforms Raw Sensor Data into Usable Images
LONDON, July 19 — A 2010 paper titled “Radiometric Calibration for AgCam,” published in the journal Remote Sensing…
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Physicists Unveil Room-Temperature Quantum Material
WASHINGTON, July 19 — A team of physicists has produced the first quantum material that operates at room…
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Human Activity Sparks Most Fires, Lightning Burns Most Land
OTTAWA, July 18 — The smoke hangs low over the boreal forest, a vast sea of coniferous trees…
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How the Enbridge Line 5 Tunnel Would Work: Engineering and Safety
STRAITS OF MACKINAC, July 17 — A proposed tunnel for the replacement of Enbridge’s Line 5 pipeline would…
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Ed Miliband Targeted by Badenoch in North Sea Drilling Clash
LONDON, July 17 — The political battle lines over the United Kingdom’s energy future hardened Wednesday, as Conservative…
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Critical Fuel Reversal Underway After Scrubbed Launch Attempt
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 17 — The hiss of venting cryogens and the fog of condensing moisture that rolls…
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Domestic Horses Retain Ancient Fear Response to Wolves, Study Finds
DENVER, July 16 — A 2024 study confirms what evolutionary biologists have long suspected: horses retain a deeply…
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SpaceX and Blue Origin’s regulatory and legal feuds persist
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The regulatory disputes between Blue Origin and SpaceX have been a persistent feature of…
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SpaceX-Amazon Rivalry Fuels Investment and Space Innovation
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The global space economy was valued at $546 billion in 2023, according to the…
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SpaceX and Amazon: $4.5T Titans Clash in Space Race
WASHINGTON, July 16 — A collision course is unfolding between two of the world’s most valuable companies, SpaceX…
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SpaceX rockets evolve from near disasters to routine flights
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 15 — SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket, first launched in 2010, has logged over 300 successful…
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Blue Origin’s decade-long rise from Amazon roots to space dominance
SEATTLE, July 15 — On the ground at Amazon’s headquarters, the presence of Jeff Bezos is still felt…
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Orbital Congestion and Spectrum Rights: The Regulatory Battle
WASHINGTON, July 15 — The Federal Communications Commission’s 2022 approval of Amazon’s Kuiper satellite system set a regulatory…
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Data and Figures: Size, Orbit, and Illumination Capabilities
WASHINGTON, July 15 — A mirror satellite with a diameter of approximately 20 meters is set to launch…
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