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Flash Floods Devastate Nepal: How to Help
KATHMANDU, Sept. 1 — The morning of August 26 began like any other along the Nepal-China border, until…
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Nonprofit Offers Guidance to Aid Nepal Disaster Recovery Efforts
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – A Louisville nonprofit is offering guidance for those in Kentucky looking to help after flash…
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In 2022, researchers found just nine Poweshiek skipperlings
LANSING, Mich., August 27 The sun dips low over the prairie fen, casting a golden hue on the…
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Satellite Light Pollution Threatens Night Sky in National Parks
Dark Skies Face New Threat from Satellites By nightfall, the sky over Grand Teton National Park shimmered with…
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Satellite Light Pollution Threatens High-End Astronomy Gear Demand
Satellite Streams Dim the Dark: Starlink’s Growing Shadow on Amateur Astronomy By nightfall over a suburban backyard, amateur…
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Space Launches and Disaster Monitoring Capabilities
A new White House memo, signed by President Donald Trump on August 19, aims to reshape America’s role…
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Trump Signs Memorandum to Accelerate U.S. Space Launches
Washington, August 20 — President Donald Trump signed a memorandum on August 20 aimed at transforming U.S. space…
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SpaceX and Commercial Space Launches Under New Policy
Washington, August 20 — President Donald Trump signed a memorandum on Thursday aimed at boosting U.S. commercial space…
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NASA Shuts Down Voyager 1 Instrument to Prolong Mission
PASADENA, August 5 — From the quiet precision of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory here in California, a signal…
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James Webb Telescope Alters Early Universe Timeline
KOUROU, August 3 — From its silent perch, millions of kilometers from our pale blue dot, the James…
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Magnitude 5.1 quake hits near Bahía de Lobos, Mexico
BAHÍA DE LOBOS, August 2 — A magnitude 5.1 earthquake has jolted the Pacific coast of Mexico today,…
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SpaceX’s 2015 DSCOVR Launch Enables Lunar Impact 7 Years Later
CAPE CANAVERAL, August 1 — Millions of kilometers from Earth, a lone sentinel keeps watch, offering an unprecedented…
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SpaceX and NASA Compete in Thermal Protection Research
HAWTHORNE, Calif., July 27, 2026 — On the test stands in McGregor, Texas, engineers fire up another sequence:…
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Lake Mead Hits Historic Lows as Colorado River Water Dispute Grows
BOULDER CITY, Nev., July 26 — The white band of mineral deposits on the canyon walls above Lake…
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Data centers’ energy and water demands spark global opposition
WASHINGTON, July 25 — The hum of servers inside the world’s data centers is getting louder — and…
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White House, Energy Department, Riyadh in Trump-Saudi nuclear deal
WASHINGTON, July 22 — On a sun-baked July afternoon, the long-simmering civilian nuclear pact between the United States…
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Wholesale Electricity Markets Drive Consumer Rates Volatility
WASHINGTON, July 21 — At a suburban utility substation outside Denver, the digital readout on a transformer flickers…
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From SSD to SSC: 60-Year Evolution of U.S. Space Systems Command
LOS ANGELES, July 21 — On a sprawling campus in El Segundo, past the security gates of Los…
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NASA’s Nuclear Mars Mission Hits Key Milestones After $2B Report
HUNTSVILLE, Ala., July 21 — The concrete and steel of Marshall Space Flight Center’s Test Stand 116 still…
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Comet 96P/Machholz: The fragmented sunskirter feeding two comet families
LOMA PRIETA, Calif., July 21, 2026 — On a clear May morning in 1986, amateur astronomer Donald Machholz…
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SpaceX Starship: 12 Test Flights Mark Evolution of Fully Reusable Rocket
STARBASE, Texas, July 21 — On the flats of the Texas Gulf Coast, a stainless steel behemoth rises…
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Starlink becomes SpaceX’s largest unit, $11.4B revenue by 2025
REDMOND, Wash., July 21 — On a quiet street in this Seattle suburb, the low-slung satellite development facility…
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U.S. oil reserve hits 1983 low as Trump releases oil amid Iran tensions
WASHINGTON, July 21 — The underground salt caverns of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, buried deep in the earth…
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The Artemis II Crew: Testing the Path to the Lunar Surface
HOUSTON, July 20 — Inside the high-bay simulator at Johnson Space Center, four astronauts strap in, their faces…
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