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Japan’s H3 Rocket Evolves Into a Versatile Workhorse for Deep Space Exploration
With the debut of its long fairing, the H3 rocket is scaling up its capabilities to support complex…
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Phobos Samples May Reveal If Mars Moons Are Captured Asteroids or Impact Debris
JAXA’s MMX mission aims to return soil from Phobos to determine if the Martian moons formed from a…
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How Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency Leverages Asteroid Expertise for Mars Mission
JAXA is applying lessons from its successful Hayabusa asteroid sample-return missions to execute the complex, first-of-its-kind Martian moon…
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SpaceX Starship’s 456 Annual Launches Will Reshape Orbital Logistics and Debris Management
Analysts debate if the rocket is a business tool for Starlink or a Mars vehicle, noting recent flight…
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SpaceX Pursues Ambitious Projects After Recent Launch Success
SpaceX continues to push boundaries in space exploration and technology after recent launch
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Caves, Rainforests and Stars: Exploring Kuala Lumpur’s Scientific Side
Kuala Lumpur’s gleaming skyline and bustling shopping districts often steal the spotlight, but beyond the city’s modern façade…
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Victoria Debates Coal vs. Renewables in Energy Policy
MELBOURNE, August 14 — How a country powers itself is never just about electrons and turbines. In Australia,…
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Magnitude 5 quake strikes near Shi Yomi, India, at shallow depth
SHI YOMI, August 5 — An earthquake registering a magnitude of 5 struck 60 kilometres north-northeast of Shi…
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Shallow 5.4 quake jolts southern Japan near Tsunagi
TSUNAGI, Japan, July 29 — A magnitude 5.4 earthquake struck 11 kilometres north of this town in southern…
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Shallow 5.8 quake jolts remote China near Oula Xiuma
OULA XIUMA, China, July 28 — A magnitude 5.8 earthquake shook the ground 190 kilometres northwest of this…
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The Drivers: Solar and Wind Power Take Center Stage
LONDON, July 26 — How does a technology go from niche to dominant in little more than a…
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Economic and Job Impacts: The Cost Competitiveness of Renewables
LONDON, July 26 — There is something quietly astonishing in the latest cost data for renewable energy. Solar…
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AI and Humans Team Up at LatestLY for Weather Forecasts
NEW DELHI, July 26 — How does a weather forecast for Shimla or Kolkata actually get made in…
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Sushruta and Charaka: Foundations of Ancient Medicine and Surgery
NEW DELHI, July 19 — What can a surgeon who described instruments and procedures two thousand years ago…
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Absorption spectroscopy unlocks secrets of distant exoplanets
MANILA, July 17 — A foundational technique in analytical chemistry is helping scientists better understand the materials around…
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Earthquake Strikes Southern Mid-Atlantic Ridge, No Tsunami Risk
SOUTHERN MID-ATLANTIC RIDGE, July 16 — A magnitude 5 earthquake struck the southern Mid-Atlantic Ridge at 19:55 UTC…
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Space Mirrors and Satellites Could Reduce Orbital Junk Risks
LONDON, July 16 — The space around our planet is getting crowded, and not in a good way.…
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Horses’ ‘Poker Face’: Why Prey Animals May Hide Fear Responses
KOBE, July 16 — The poker face isn’t just for human card players. A 2024 study from Kobe…
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Critical Strait of Hormuz remains vital yet volatile global oil route
MUSCAT, July 15 — The Strait of Hormuz remains one of the world’s most strategically vital waterways, and…
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12,000 Chinese Laborers Built Central Pacific Railroad From 1865-1869
SAN FRANCISCO, July 14 — The story of America’s first transcontinental railroad is one of steam hammers, summit…
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Rare Earth Mining Costs: Radioactive Waste, Water Contamination
BEIJING, July 14 — The rare earth industry’s dirty secret is not the metals themselves, but the radioactive…
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Reusable Rocket Market Valued at $5.2 Billion in 2022
LONDON, July 14 — What if a rocket could fly, land, refuel, and fly again? That question, once…
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Global Oil Markets at Risk: Potential Price and Supply Disruptions
LONDON, July 13 — A proposed 20% transit toll on oil passing through the Strait of Hormuz could…
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Natural Gas Failures and Human Toll Highlight Texas Crisis
AUSTIN, July 13 — The figure that matters from the 2021 Texas power crisis: 22 gigawatts of natural…
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