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A Probe Took Incredible Pictures of Mars on Its Way to a Far-Off Asteroid

The Psyche probe, launched in October 2023 on its way to the metallic asteroid it studies, recently performed a flyby of Mars to take advantage of its...

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Science • May 25

NASA is building a nuclear reactor for the Moon by 2030 — and testing the nuclear propulsion that could carry humans to Mars in the decade after — under a new directive that revives a space-nuclear ambition the agency has been quietly chasing since Apoll

NASA and the U.S. Department of Energy announced, on January 13, 2026, that they had signed a memorandum of understanding committing the two agencies to the...

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Science • May 25

Texas’ telescope ranch: Why people are parking hundreds of telescopes in the middle of nowhere

Science News: As the Sun sets over the dry plains of rural Texas, something unusual begins to happen inside a series of long metal buildings surrounded by...

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Science • May 25

The Sky Today on Monday, May 25: Three planets after sunset

A trio of planets stand in line in the evening sky after sunset: Jupiter, Venus, and Mercury, all visible in the twilit sky.

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Science • May 25

See A Rare ‘Blue Moon’ Rise After Sunset This Week

May ends with a rare calendar event — a second full moon in a single month, commonly known as a Blue Moon. Leading up to it, the moon passes bright stars...

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Science • May 25

10 Gems of Bluesky Today – Day 351

Hello, everyone! This one is h/t Crimson Quillfeather, who will be our new Saturday diarist! Yay!!! I wasn't expecting the spectrum to ride along,...

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Science • May 25

Starwatch: this week’s rare blue moon highlights the strange way we mark our calendar

Because we define dates based on the stars, the full moon on 31 May will be the second one of the calendar month.

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Science • May 25

In 1908 something exploded over a remote part of Siberia with the force of roughly 1,000 Hiroshima bombs, flattened 80 million trees, and was heard 600 miles away — and more than a century later, scientists still cannot fully agree on whether it was an asteroi

On the morning of June 30, 1908, the sky over a remote stretch of Siberian forest split open. What is this? Report Ad. Eyewitnesses — and there were only a...

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Science • May 25

Every GPS satellite is launched with a clock deliberately set to run slow, because Einstein's relativity speeds it up by about 38 microseconds a day once in orbit — and without that built-in correction, your phone's location would drift by roughly ten kilometres a d

Every satellite in the GPS constellation carries atomic clocks, and before launch those clocks are deliberately set to tick at the wrong rate.

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Science • May 25

NASA's Voyager 1 probe is about to reach a distance of 1 light-day from Earth. Here's why this cosmic milestone is so huge

Around 13 November in 2026, Voyager 1 will be one light-day from Earth. A light-day is the distance light travels in a vacuum in 24 hours.

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Science • May 24

Graphene quantum dots show promise in targeting Parkinson's-related protein clumping

The buildup of a protein called 𝛂-synuclein (ASN) into toxic clumps is a hallmark of synucleinopathies, a group of neurodegenerative diseases that includes...

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Science • May 24

Archaeologists open a 2,300-year-old tomb near the Great Wall of Qin and find a bronze bottle with preserved ancient beer.

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Science • May 24

Scientists Discover Major Errors in Al Gore-Founded Climate Pollution Database

An analysis found that Climate TRACE may substantially underestimate city vehicle CO2 emissions, raising concerns about data accuracy in climate policy.

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Science • May 24

Dennis Mammana: How to Enjoy This Month’s Blue Mini Moon

When you hear the phrase “once in a blue moon,” what do you think? If you're like most people, you think of something that doesn't happen often. So what.

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Science • May 24

Stephen Hawking’s father feared for ‘lazy’ son, diary reveals

The journals, written in a secret code, offer a glimpse of how Frank Hawking privately felt about his genius son.

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Science • May 24

New 'AI scientists' are improving—but reveal their fundamental limits

Many of the most exciting discoveries in science involve highly specialized knowledge and making connections between far-flung facts.

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Science • May 24

The Milky Way ate another galaxy. Scientists say they've found the scraps

An unusual collection of stars may represent the remnants of a dwarf galaxy that the Milky Way devoured about 10 billion years ago.

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Science • May 24

SpaceX launches 29 Starlink satellites on Memorial Day

The expansion of SpaceX's Starlink network of internet relay satellites will continue Monday with a Memorial Day launch from Cape Canaveral Space Force...

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