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I vividly remember standing at the launch pad, a day before the launch, listening to Bolden and other officials offer encomiums about the spacecraft and where it would take NASA. These were the days of the “Journey to…

Pallab Ghosh
Science correspondent

Nasa has had daily briefings in the run up to the launch of
Artemis II, and each day the word “ready” has been used with…

At the most fundamental levels, science often challenges common sense. And a new finding might be the most nonsensical of them all: liquids break.

A recent Physical Review Letters paper, “Unexpected Solidlike Fracture in Simple…

Antibiotic-resistant bacteria may have an Achilles’ heel: a unique sugar molecule found only on the outsides of bacterial cells.

Targeting this molecule can make the bacteria vulnerable to the immune system, which can then destroy the germs and…

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Utah’s Great Salt Lake may be hiding a massive reservoir of fresh water

Quantum computers don’t need to be nearly as powerful as we thought to break the world’s most secure encryption algorithms, scientists warn.

New research claims that quantum computers can make widely used cryptographic security systems obsolete…

To get the Artemis II mission off the ground, NASA isn’t just looking for a clear sky; they are following a strict “Go/No-Go” checklist where even a minor weather shift can trigger a scrub.

Safety is the top priority for the SLS rocket, which…

The four astronaut’s of NASA’s Artemis 2…

SpaceX Starlink satellite suffers mysterious ‘anomaly’ in orbit