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Megaconstellations Push Satellites to Process Data in Orbit, Frontgrade CTO Says
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 16 — The night sky is getting crowded. For the families in rural communities who…
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Spanish Biochemist’s Tortoise Genome Study Opens New Aging Research Lines
OVIEDO, July 14 — Against this backdrop of accelerating longevity research, a Spanish biochemist whose work has fundamentally…
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FCC approves Reflect Orbital’s Earendil-1 sunlight mirror satellite over astronomers’ objections
MOSCOW, July 14 — A private American company is preparing to launch a satellite that will deploy a…
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Warwick team finds 25 uncatalogued debris tracks in geosynchronous orbit
TUCSON, July 14 — A newly discovered swarm of space debris in geosynchronous orbit poses a collision risk…
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Warwick team finds 25 faint debris objects in geosynchronous orbit
ISLAMABAD, July 14 — For millions of people around the world, the ability to make a phone call,…
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What Comes Next: Searching for More Complex Sugars in Space
ISLAMABAD, July 13 — The search for the chemical origins of life has moved deeper into space, with…
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Warwick-Led Team Finds 25 Faint Debris Fragments Missing From Public Catalogs
TUCSON, July 14 — A decades-old asteroid-hunting telescope has quietly exposed a blind spot in humanity’s ability to…
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Norwegian conscript data shows IQ scores falling since the 1975 birth cohort
OSLO, July 14 — A study published last year by researchers at the Ragnar Frisch Centre for Economic…
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NASA’s 2028 Moon Landing Target Looks Unlikely as SpaceX and Blue Origin Landers Lag
WASHINGTON, July 14 — The Artemis program, NASA’s ambitious push to return humans to the Moon, now faces…
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How ENIAC’s 18,000 Vacuum Tubes Launched the Electronic Computing Age
PHILADELPHIA, July 11 — The Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer, known as ENIAC, was completed in 1945 at…
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Alan Turing Defined Computation and Broke Nazi Codes
LONDON, July 11 — Against this backdrop of rapid advances in artificial intelligence, the intellectual foundations laid nearly…
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China’s Long March-10B booster is caught by a ship’s net after its maiden flight
BEIJING, July 10 — The Long March 10B’s successful recovery on June 23, 2024, marks China’s entry into…
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The Wright Brothers’ 1903 Flight and the Skies It Opened for Everyone
KITTY HAWK, North Carolina, July 10 — For communities across Asia that have watched aviation transform how families…
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China’s Long March 10B Booster Caught by Net at Sea on Maiden Flight
BEIJING, July 10 — The Long March 10B rocket, which completed its maiden flight on June 23, 2024,…
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China Lands Reusable Long March 10B Booster on Sea Net Platform
BEIJING, July 10 — How do you catch a rocket that has just hurled itself toward space? The…
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Central Pacific Carves 1,659-Foot Summit Tunnel Through Sierra Nevada
SACRAMENTO, July 10 — The black powder smoke has long since cleared from the Sierra Nevada, but the…
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Louis Pasteur Developed Germ Theory and the Rabies Vaccine
PARIS, July 10 — Against the backdrop of the 19th century’s great scientific awakening, one figure stands apart:…
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How the Sun’s Magnetic Bubble Interacts with Interstellar Space
MANILA, July 9 — The outermost boundary of our Sun’s influence, a vast and shifting frontier in space…
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Painting Satellites Black: Surrey’s Vantablack Answer to a Crowded Night Sky
ISLAMABAD, July 6 — Satellite constellations promise to connect the world’s most remote communities to the internet, but…
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Loss of GATA6 Protein Lets Colon Cancer Cells Spread to the Liver
NEW YORK, July 8 — A discovery about how colorectal cancer spreads to the liver is reframing what…
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From Memory Foam to Cordless Drills: NASA Inventions in Everyday Life
WASHINGTON, July 8 — When astronauts on the Apollo missions needed to drill moon rocks, they used a…
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Smallpox Eradication Launched by English Physician’s Observation
LONDON, July 8 — Two centuries after an English physician first tested his theory on a young boy,…
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How 6PPD-Q Forms: From Tire Wear to Ozone Reaction
WASHINGTON, July 7 — The rubber that wears off your tires as you drive isn’t just disappearing. It’s…
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SpaceX Vaporizes 260 Starlink Satellites Over Six Months, Raising Concerns
WASHINGTON, July 7 — 260. That is the number of Starlink satellites SpaceX intentionally deorbited and burned up…
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