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China's 2028 Lunar Construction Test and the Race to the Moon
China's robotic mission in 2028 will test creating building blocks from lunar soil, while aiming for a crewed lunar landing around 2030, potentially before the US, whose Artemis program faces delays.
China's 2028 Lunar Construction Test and the Race to the Moon
China's robotic mission in 2028 will test creating building blocks from lunar soil, while aiming for a crewed lunar landing around 2030, potentially before the US, whose Artemis program faces delays.
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52% Bias Score
Pompeii's Reconstructed Garden Reveals Ancient Roman Horticulture and Commerce
Archaeologists in Pompeii have reconstructed the Garden of Hercules, a 1st-century BC commercial flower garden near the House of the Perfumer, planting over 2,000 historically accurate plants including roses, violets, and ruscus to illustrate the economic and horticultural practices of ancient Rome.
Pompeii's Reconstructed Garden Reveals Ancient Roman Horticulture and Commerce
Archaeologists in Pompeii have reconstructed the Garden of Hercules, a 1st-century BC commercial flower garden near the House of the Perfumer, planting over 2,000 historically accurate plants including roses, violets, and ruscus to illustrate the economic and horticultural practices of ancient Rome.
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Texas Floods Spur Calls for NTSB-Style Disaster Review Board
Following deadly Texas floods, calls are growing for a nonpartisan disaster review board, similar to the NTSB, to analyze weather-related disasters, investigate response failures, and improve future preparedness; the proposal has bipartisan support and has been previously introduced in Congress.
Texas Floods Spur Calls for NTSB-Style Disaster Review Board
Following deadly Texas floods, calls are growing for a nonpartisan disaster review board, similar to the NTSB, to analyze weather-related disasters, investigate response failures, and improve future preparedness; the proposal has bipartisan support and has been previously introduced in Congress.
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Micronesian Canoe's Maiden Voyage Highlights Cultural Exchange and Climate Adaptation
A Micronesian canoe, built in Northern Ireland using a storm-felled tree and traditional techniques by a University of Guam team in nine days, made its maiden voyage on the River Foyle, showcasing cultural exchange and adaptation to environmental changes.
Micronesian Canoe's Maiden Voyage Highlights Cultural Exchange and Climate Adaptation
A Micronesian canoe, built in Northern Ireland using a storm-felled tree and traditional techniques by a University of Guam team in nine days, made its maiden voyage on the River Foyle, showcasing cultural exchange and adaptation to environmental changes.
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FDA Rejects COVID-19 Vaccines Amidst Internal Upheaval
The FDA, under the direction of its new chief scientist Vinay Prasad and Health Secretary Robert Kennedy, rejected the approval of Moderna and Novavax's COVID-19 vaccines for those over 12, citing unsubstantiated risks despite clinical trial data; approximately 3,000 FDA employees have left or been ...
FDA Rejects COVID-19 Vaccines Amidst Internal Upheaval
The FDA, under the direction of its new chief scientist Vinay Prasad and Health Secretary Robert Kennedy, rejected the approval of Moderna and Novavax's COVID-19 vaccines for those over 12, citing unsubstantiated risks despite clinical trial data; approximately 3,000 FDA employees have left or been ...
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Perito Moreno Glacier's Irreversible Retreat Accelerates
Perito Moreno glacier in Argentina, once stable, is rapidly retreating due to rising temperatures, losing 1.92 sq km of ice cover in seven years and thinning by up to 8 meters annually, impacting tourism and raising concerns about its long-term stability.
Perito Moreno Glacier's Irreversible Retreat Accelerates
Perito Moreno glacier in Argentina, once stable, is rapidly retreating due to rising temperatures, losing 1.92 sq km of ice cover in seven years and thinning by up to 8 meters annually, impacting tourism and raising concerns about its long-term stability.
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New Model Predicts Universe's Collapse in 33 Billion Years
A new study suggests the universe will collapse in 33 billion years due to weakening dark energy, a finding supported by data from the Dark Energy Survey and Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument and contradicting previous theories of indefinite expansion.
New Model Predicts Universe's Collapse in 33 Billion Years
A new study suggests the universe will collapse in 33 billion years due to weakening dark energy, a finding supported by data from the Dark Energy Survey and Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument and contradicting previous theories of indefinite expansion.
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ISS Visibility Inspires Indian Students Amidst Space Exploration Excitement
Indian astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla's presence on the ISS, visible over India this weekend, inspires schoolchildren, highlighting the success of outreach programs like Life-To and Beyond Foundation's space science workshops in overcoming resource limitations to foster STEM interest, especially in und...
ISS Visibility Inspires Indian Students Amidst Space Exploration Excitement
Indian astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla's presence on the ISS, visible over India this weekend, inspires schoolchildren, highlighting the success of outreach programs like Life-To and Beyond Foundation's space science workshops in overcoming resource limitations to foster STEM interest, especially in und...
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Japan's New Autonomous Probe to Explore Mariana Trench's Deepest Point
Japan is developing an autonomous underwater probe to explore the Mariana Trench's Challenger Deep at depths of approximately 11,000 meters, collecting samples and searching for marine resources within its exclusive economic zone, surpassing previous submersible capabilities and aiming for full oper...
Japan's New Autonomous Probe to Explore Mariana Trench's Deepest Point
Japan is developing an autonomous underwater probe to explore the Mariana Trench's Challenger Deep at depths of approximately 11,000 meters, collecting samples and searching for marine resources within its exclusive economic zone, surpassing previous submersible capabilities and aiming for full oper...
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Massive Underground Complex Discovered Beneath Giza Sphinx
Italian researchers claim to have found a massive shaft leading to the Sphinx and two deep chambers beneath it using Doppler tomography, suggesting a vast underground city predating the dynastic era and potentially rewriting ancient Egyptian history.
Massive Underground Complex Discovered Beneath Giza Sphinx
Italian researchers claim to have found a massive shaft leading to the Sphinx and two deep chambers beneath it using Doppler tomography, suggesting a vast underground city predating the dynastic era and potentially rewriting ancient Egyptian history.
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EU-Funded Project Combats African Hunger with Sustainable Farming
A €7 million EU-funded project, INNOECOFOOD, led by Turkish scientists Redife Aslıhan Uçar and Dr. Seyit Yüzüak, aims to combat hunger in six African countries by establishing sustainable ECOHUB farms producing fish, insects, and spirulina, training local communities, and promoting sustainable food ...
EU-Funded Project Combats African Hunger with Sustainable Farming
A €7 million EU-funded project, INNOECOFOOD, led by Turkish scientists Redife Aslıhan Uçar and Dr. Seyit Yüzüak, aims to combat hunger in six African countries by establishing sustainable ECOHUB farms producing fish, insects, and spirulina, training local communities, and promoting sustainable food ...
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MIT Scientists Develop Nerve-Connecting Bionic Leg Restoring Natural Movement
Hugh Herr and his MIT team announced a groundbreaking bionic leg prosthesis that directly connects to bone and nerves, restoring precise movement and sensation to above-knee amputees, as detailed in a *Science* article; clinical trials demonstrated significantly improved mobility.
MIT Scientists Develop Nerve-Connecting Bionic Leg Restoring Natural Movement
Hugh Herr and his MIT team announced a groundbreaking bionic leg prosthesis that directly connects to bone and nerves, restoring precise movement and sensation to above-knee amputees, as detailed in a *Science* article; clinical trials demonstrated significantly improved mobility.
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36% Bias Score
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