A layer of fossilized resin, known as amber, sits in deep‑sea clay and has puzzled geologists for decades. New fieldwork in northern Japan now shows that a tsunami powerful enough to rip coastal forests from their roots hurled that resin into…
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Scientists Just Found a Way to Grow Algae on Mars
Researchers at Harvard University have made an exciting discovery that could change the future of space colonization. In an innovative experiment, scientists have successfully grown green algae in conditions similar to those found on Mars.
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July’s full buck moon is set to peak. Here’s what to know
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Skygazers can look toward the horizon this week to catch a glimpse of the full moon around its peak illumination.
This month’s full moon,…
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Tons of Invisible Plastic Pieces Lurk in Ocean Water – The New York Times
- Tons of Invisible Plastic Pieces Lurk in Ocean Water The New York Times
- The Atlantic Ocean is swimming in nanoplastics Scimex
- High concentrations of nanoplastics found in Atlantic Ocean Science Media Centre España
- Tremendous amount of plastic…
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Over 2,000 senior staff set to leave NASA under agency push – Politico
- Over 2,000 senior staff set to leave NASA under agency push Politico
- Local business leaders urge Congress not to cut 554 jobs at NASA Glenn News 5 Cleveland WEWS
- Darkness At NASA Is Here – But It Won’t Last Forever NASA Watch
- Every living…
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Where July’s full buck moon will shine brightest on Thursday – The Washington Post
- Where July’s full buck moon will shine brightest on Thursday The Washington Post
- July full moon 2025 rises this week — Here’s what to expect from the ‘Buck Moon’ Space
- Get ready for the ‘moon illusion.’ July’s full moon to appear low in…
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Your Ultimate Guide To Meteor Showers And The Perseids — By An Expert
A fireball streaks across the morning sky above NSF Kitt Peak National Observatory (KPNO), a Program … More
What’s a summer without a meteor shower?…
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A 37,000-Year Chronicle of What Once Ailed Us – The New York Times
- A 37,000-Year Chronicle of What Once Ailed Us The New York Times
- The spatiotemporal distribution of human pathogens in ancient Eurasia Nature
- Big brains, farms and killer bugs: Epic tale of evolution still affecting us today New Atlas
- Large-scale…
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“Something Unknown Is At Work Here”: Unexpected Results From NASA’s DART Mission To Deflect Asteroid Dimorphos
In 2022, NASA slammed a spaceship into an asteroid about the size of the Great Pyramid of Giza in an attempt to alter its course.
The mission was a success, and demonstrated that it is possible to redirect objects in space, great news for a planet…
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“It Shouldn’t Be Alive”: Zombie NASA Satellite Sends Shockingly Strong Radio Pulse After 60 Years of Total Silence
IN A NUTSHELL - 🚀 Relay 2, a NASA satellite launched in 1964, unexpectedly emitted a powerful radio pulse in June 2024.
- 💥 The pulse lasted only 30 nanoseconds, likely caused by a micrometeorite impact or an electrostatic…
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