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Australia's Six Mystery Spheres Identified as Space Debris

Australia's Six Mystery Spheres Identified as Space Debris

Australia's six mystery spheres that washed up on Forrest Beach in Queensland are not extraterrestrial relics but space debris—specifically, pressu...

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August Solar Eclipse in Spain: Rural Tourism Safety Rules for Visitors

August Solar Eclipse in Spain: Rural Tourism Safety Rules for Visitors

The August solar eclipse in Spain is expected to draw huge crowds to rural viewing spots, and agricultural engineers are asking visitors to protect...

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Starfish Prime: The 1962 Space Nuke That Caused Electrical Chaos

Starfish Prime: The 1962 Space Nuke That Caused Electrical Chaos

On July 9, 1962, the United States detonated a nuclear weapon in space as part of Starfish Prime, a high-altitude test that unexpectedly created el...

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Ancient Nautical Chart Was Right All Along, Not Wrong

Ancient Nautical Chart Was Right All Along, Not Wrong

An ancient nautical chart of the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden, long dismissed as hopelessly inaccurate, was actually a sophisticated navigational tool,...

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99% of World Population Bathed in Sunlight Simultaneously: A Curious

99% of World Population Bathed in Sunlight Simultaneously: A Curious

The idea that 99% of the world's population is bathed in sunlight simultaneously has captured social media's attention, with posts claiming it happ...

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How Solar Eclipses Disrupt Animal and Plant Behavior

How Solar Eclipses Disrupt Animal and Plant Behavior

Solar eclipses have long fascinated scientists and the public alike, but their impact on animal and plant behavior is a growing field of study. As ...

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SpaceX Launches First Commercial Nuclear Satellite Powered by Tritium

SpaceX Launches First Commercial Nuclear Satellite Powered by Tritium

SpaceX has launched the first commercial nuclear satellite, marking a significant milestone in space power generation. The satellite, named BOHR (B...

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Solar Eclipse August 12, 2026: 10 Things You Must Not Miss

Solar Eclipse August 12, 2026: 10 Things You Must Not Miss

The solar eclipse on August 12, 2026, will last only a few minutes, but it offers a wealth of phenomena beyond the sun itself. If you're a first-ti...

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Virtual Lifeless Earth Model to Hunt for Alien Life

Virtual Lifeless Earth Model to Hunt for Alien Life

A team of scientists has created a virtual lifeless Earth to serve as a baseline for assessing whether any of the over 6,000 known exoplanets could...

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Banana in Berry Smoothies Blocks Flavanols, Study Finds

Banana in Berry Smoothies Blocks Flavanols, Study Finds

Banana in berry smoothies may be a popular combination, but a UC Davis study reveals it could be undermining your health goals. The research shows ...

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Australia's Six Mystery Spheres Identified as Space Debris
Australia's Six Mystery Spheres Identified as Space Debris
Australia's six mystery spheres that washed up on Forrest Beach in Queensland are not extraterrestrial relics but space debris—specifically, pressure vessels from a rocket. The discovery sparked wild speculation before... Read more...
August Solar Eclipse in Spain: Rural Tourism Safety Rules for Visitors
August Solar Eclipse in Spain: Rural Tourism Safety Rules for Visitors
The August solar eclipse in Spain is expected to draw huge crowds to rural viewing spots, and agricultural engineers are asking visitors to protect the farmland and ecosystems they will... Read more...
Starfish Prime: The 1962 Space Nuke That Caused Electrical Chaos
Starfish Prime: The 1962 Space Nuke That Caused Electrical Chaos
On July 9, 1962, the United States detonated a nuclear weapon in space as part of Starfish Prime, a high-altitude test that unexpectedly created electrical chaos across the Pacific. The... Read more...
Ancient Nautical Chart Was Right All Along, Not Wrong
Ancient Nautical Chart Was Right All Along, Not Wrong
An ancient nautical chart of the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden, long dismissed as hopelessly inaccurate, was actually a sophisticated navigational tool, according to new research. The chart, purchased... Read more...
99% of World Population Bathed in Sunlight Simultaneously: A Curious
99% of World Population Bathed in Sunlight Simultaneously: A Curious
The idea that 99% of the world's population is bathed in sunlight simultaneously has captured social media's attention, with posts claiming it happens on July 8 at around 11:15 UTC.... Read more...
How Solar Eclipses Disrupt Animal and Plant Behavior
How Solar Eclipses Disrupt Animal and Plant Behavior
Solar eclipses have long fascinated scientists and the public alike, but their impact on animal and plant behavior is a growing field of study. As we prepare for the solar... Read more...
SpaceX Launches First Commercial Nuclear Satellite Powered by Tritium
SpaceX Launches First Commercial Nuclear Satellite Powered by Tritium
SpaceX has launched the first commercial nuclear satellite, marking a significant milestone in space power generation. The satellite, named BOHR (Betavoltaic Orbital High-Reliability), is a CubeSat developed by City Labs... Read more...
Solar Eclipse August 12, 2026: 10 Things You Must Not Miss
Solar Eclipse August 12, 2026: 10 Things You Must Not Miss
The solar eclipse on August 12, 2026, will last only a few minutes, but it offers a wealth of phenomena beyond the sun itself. If you're a first-time eclipse viewer,... Read more...
Virtual Lifeless Earth Model to Hunt for Alien Life
Virtual Lifeless Earth Model to Hunt for Alien Life
A team of scientists has created a virtual lifeless Earth to serve as a baseline for assessing whether any of the over 6,000 known exoplanets could support life. The model,... Read more...
Banana in Berry Smoothies Blocks Flavanols, Study Finds
Banana in Berry Smoothies Blocks Flavanols, Study Finds
Banana in berry smoothies may be a popular combination, but a UC Davis study reveals it could be undermining your health goals. The research shows that a specific enzyme in... Read more...
China's Tianwen-2 Probe Reaches Kamo'oalewa Asteroid After 400 Days
China's Tianwen-2 Probe Reaches Kamo'oalewa Asteroid After 400 Days
China's Tianwen-2 probe has successfully reached the near-Earth asteroid Kamo'oalewa (469219 Kamo'oalewa, also known as 2016 HO3) after a 400-day journey, marking a significant milestone in asteroid exploration. The spacecraft... Read more...
First Real Study of Menstruation in Microgravity Set for 2027
First Real Study of Menstruation in Microgravity Set for 2027
The first real study of menstruation in microgravity is scheduled for 2027, when two scientist-astronauts will fly on a Virgin Galactic suborbital mission called Operation Period-01. The project aims to... Read more...

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