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Unlocking the Potential: The Golden Age for Life to Thrive Across the Universe
Since the beginning of the universe 13.8 billion years ago, many things have happened - stars, planets, moons, quasars. But there is still so much more to come with at least 100 billion more...
Time Difference on the Moon: 57 Microseconds Faster per Earth Day
NASA has been working on defining a time zone for the moon as lunar exploration activities increase. Recent calculations have revealed that time on the lunar surface moves slightly faster than on Earth, by...
Improving Mental Illness Diagnosis with Technology: A Comprehensive Guide
New technologies are revolutionizing the way mental illnesses are diagnosed. For example, Senseye, a mental health platform based in Texas, is developing a phone app that uses eye movements to detect PTSD. By measuring...
Revolutionary Observatory: Locating Threatening Asteroids and Galaxies
The night sky may seem unchanging to the naked eye, but astronomers have discovered numerous transient phenomena when they observe it closely. Variable stars, supernovas, and asteroids are just a few examples of the...
Stingray Attack Patterns: Understanding When they Strike
Stingray 12 remains surprisingly calm as researchers at California State University, Long Beach, conduct an experiment to understand how stingrays react when they come in contact with people. The ray, about the size of...
China Achieves Historic Milestone by Retrieving Rocks From Moon’s Far Side
China made history by successfully retrieving rocks from the far side of the moon through the Chang’e-6 mission. This achievement marks a significant milestone in China's lunar exploration program and has sparked excitement among...
Sauna Therapy for Frogs: Natural Defense Against Deadly Fungus
A deadly fungal disease called chytridiomycosis has been devastating amphibian populations worldwide for decades. The disease has caused the extinction of at least 90 species of amphibians and has led to the decline of...
Russian Satellite Breaks into Over 100 Pieces in Space
A decommissioned Russian satellite, known as Resurs P1, recently broke apart in space, creating over 100 pieces of debris in low Earth orbit. This incident has raised concerns about the growing amount of space...
Blocking the EPA’s Plan: U.S. Supreme Court Decision on Interstate Air Pollution
The U.S. Supreme Court made a decision to temporarily block the EPA's "Good Neighbor Plan," which aimed to protect downwind states from air pollution. This plan was put on hold following a 5-4 vote...
Exciting Science News: New Dinosaur, Lynx Revival, and Impending Star Explosion
Welcome back to our regular science news roundup with our friends from NPR's Short Wave podcast, Regina Barber and Berly McCoy. This week, we have three exciting science stories that caught our attention.First up,...