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Science • May 09

‘Triple whammy’: Antarctica’s sea ice collapse is no longer a mystery

Between 2002 and 2020, Antarctica lost roughly 149 billion metric tonnes of ice each year, according to NASA.

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Science • May 09

3I/ATLAS came from a strange, cold world

We already knew interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS came from somewhere far beyond our solar system. Now scientists have more information on how alien that...

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Science • May 09

Lunar Impact Flashes NASA Artemis: How Artemis 2 Astronauts Witnessed Hidden Meteoroid Explosions on the Moon

The lunar impact flashes NASA Artemis mission has opened a new chapter in lunar exploration, giving scientists rare real-time evidence of meteoroid impacts...

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Science • May 09

The Sky is Falling: Everything You Need to Know About NASA’s Discovery of Lunar Impact Flashes

For centuries, humanity has looked at the Moon as a serene, unchanging celestial neighbor. A silent sentinel in the night sky, its cratered face telling a...

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Science • May 09

Scientists Turn Cancer’s Own Bacteria Against It in Breakthrough Therapy

A newly developed therapy inspired by bacteria residing within tumors offers a different way to combat cancer by targeting how tumor cells produce energy.

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Science • May 08

Watch: New Mars helicopter spins at staggering Mach-1, breaks sound barrier

Nasa engineers have pushed the rotor blades of future Mars helicopters past the speed of sound during a series of high-risk tests designed to help the next...

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Science • May 08

Rescue mission for NASA’s $500 million space telescope passes key testing milestone

Engineers from Katalyst stabilize their Link robotic servicing spacecraft as it moves into a vibration chamber at NASA Goddard on April 15, 2026.

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Science • May 08

Northern Sri Lanka's oldest confirmed settlement reshapes what archaeologists thought about early island life

A study published in the Journal of Island and Coastal Archaeology has identified the earliest evidence of prehistoric occupation by island dwellers of...

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Science • May 08

The World’s Largest Waterfall Is Hidden Beneath the Arctic Ocean, and It’s Far Bigger Than Niagara Falls!

Earth's largest waterfall, concealed under Arctic waters, moves millions of cubic meters of water every second, and it could be more critical to our climate...

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Science • May 08

No one knows why dark side of Venus has a faint glow

On January 9, 1643, the Italian astronomer Giovanni Battista Riccioli pointed his telescope at Venus and noticed a faint glow on the planet's unlit side.

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Science • May 08

Black holes slamming into scorching stars may be causing mysterious blue flashes in the cosmos

Powerful bright blue cosmic explosions called Luminous Fast Blue Optical Transients could be caused when a black hole or neutron star slams into the...

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Science • May 08

Paleontologists Reconstruct Ecology of Archaeopteryx

A comprehensive new review by Field Museum of Natural History paleontologists draws together the latest fossil evidence to offer the most complete portrait...

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Science • May 08

Discovery Redefines the Architecture of Thought

Researchers discover decision-making signals in the brain's early sensory regions, suggesting bidirectional feedback loops are key to natural intelligence...

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Science • May 08

NASA Is Fascinated by “Flashes” Seen by Artemis II Astronauts

The world was buzzing when NASA successfully launched Artemis II. The ship carried a handful of astronauts into space for a record-breaking mission that...

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Science • May 08

Watch Out, SpaceX—NASA Is Already Training on Blue Origin’s Moon Lander Prototype

As the U.S. races to beat China to a crewed Moon landing, SpaceX and Blue Origin are locked in a space race of their own. Each company is developing a crew...

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Science • May 08

Brazilian dinosaur discovery points to an ancient route from Europe to South America

A giant dinosaur lay buried about eight meters below a construction site in northeastern Brazil, hidden in sediments so old that the first people to see its...

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Science • May 08

Plant Found in Obscure Brazilian Rainforest Seems Weirdly Good at Fighting Covid-19

Nearly a quarter of all plant species on Earth—or roughly 55,000 unique flora, by some estimates—currently call Brazil their home.

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Science • May 08

NASA finds X-ray dot linking to supermassive black hole growth

Astronomers have identified enigmatic little red dots, ancient cosmic objects possibly linked to a rare supermassive black hole phase resembling a colossal,...

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Science • May 08

NASA confirms Mars helicopters could survive Mach 1.08 to boost lift by 30 percent

JPL engineers have demonstrated that next-generation rotor blades can spin at supersonic tip speeds without structural failure, a result with direct...

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Science • May 08

NASA's new generation of rotor blades, with supersonic tips, is set to equip the SkyFall project: a Martian helicopter designed to carry instruments and sensors in support of future human and robotic missions on Mars.

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