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NASA's EPIC camera captured a striking scene on September 1: three tropical cyclones spinning simultaneously across the Pacific Ocean, while the Atlantic basin sat almost silent by comparison, a split-screen snapshot of
NASA has awarded about $30 million to four university-led aviation projects covering Mach 4 propulsion, safer AI avionics, quieter urban flight and aircraft design.
About 100 homes swept away after Hurricane Lala lashes is one of the latest items found in the active RSS feeds, and it has enough public interest to deserve a fuller article rather than a bare headline. The
Japanese Scientists Readying Mission Mars’ Moons Retrieve Samples has moved into focus in artificial intelligence coverage. Japanese scientists are readying a mission to Mars’ moons to retrieve samples that
Farm policy clash grows as Muir says union dominance is over is one of the latest updates picked up from the monitored RSS feeds, and it has enough public interest to deserve more than a short automated
A volunteer has built a machine-learning tool for NASA-supported Space Cloud Watch to distinguish rare noctilucent clouds from lower-altitude look-alikes.
A new NASA composite of the Tarantula Nebula combines Chandra, Webb and Hubble data to show how a vast stellar nursery releases energy.
NASA's response to viral gravity-loss claims shows how false science posts can ride real eclipse and meteor-shower interest.
The Perseid meteor shower peaks overnight on August 12-13 under a new moon, offering unusually dark conditions for viewers across much of the Northern Hemisphere.
New James Webb Space Telescope images show how radiation from a dying star is reshaping the gas and dust of NGC 2392, known as the Lion Nebula.
NPR’s Short Wave digs into the biology of birdsong, the deep history of avocados and what Egyptian warrior princesses can reveal about the
New research cited by NPR suggests invasive plants and animals can cause greater ecological and economic damage in lower-income countries across the Global South.
As hosepipe restrictions spread in dry weather, BBC Science explains the everyday garden tasks that may still be allowed — and the situations where penalties can follow.
Cuban dissident artist Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara, imprisoned after the 2021 protests, has been cleared to travel to the US after his whereabouts were unknown following his release.