ScienceApr 11
Artemis II Astronauts Recovered by Helicopter After Ocean Splashdown
Four Artemis II crew members were lifted by helicopter from their splashdown site for transport to a Navy vessel for medical evaluation.
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ScienceApr 23
Private Investment in Fusion Energy Reaches $15 Billion as Commercial Viability Debated
Private funding for fusion energy companies has surged to $15 billion, though experts debate whether the technology will deliver affordable power.
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ScienceApr 23
NASA Administrator Discusses Moon Base Plans Using Artemis II Mission Data
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman outlined how the Artemis II mission will provide insights for future lunar base construction.
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ScienceMay 27
Wildlife Officials Use Varied Approaches to Protect Endangered and Control Invasive Species
Federal and state wildlife agencies are implementing different strategies to protect endangered fish and salamanders while controlling invasive species across U.S. waterways.
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ScienceApr 21
FBI Investigating Deaths, Disappearances of Government Laboratory Personnel
Federal investigators are examining cases involving at least 10 staff members at classified government facilities who have died or gone missing.
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ScienceApr 21
University of Wisconsin Scientist Charged With Poisoning Colleague's Water Bottle
A University of Wisconsin-Madison scientist faces charges for allegedly poisoning a co-worker's water bottle with toxic chemicals.
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ScienceMar 18
Charles Bennett and Gilles Brassard Win Turing Award for Quantum Information Work
Two researchers who pioneered quantum information theory have been awarded computer science's highest honor for their groundbreaking contributions to the field.
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ScienceMay 25
Multiple Wildlife Stories Highlight Human-Animal Interactions Across US
Recent reports cover coyote range expansion, gray whale deaths on Pacific coast, and national park fatalities involving wildlife and other causes.
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ScienceMay 16
Researchers Explore Alternative Materials for Cleaner Cement and Energy Production
Scientists are investigating new sources for cement production and repurposing abandoned oil wells for clean energy generation to reduce industrial emissions.
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ScienceMay 1
FBI Investigates Missing Scientists as NASA Continues Artemis Moon Program
Federal investigators are looking into cases of missing or deceased scientists while NASA advances its lunar mission plans.
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ScienceApr 30
Geologists Report Significant Lithium Deposits in Appalachian Mountains
Researchers have identified substantial lithium reserves in the Appalachian region that could potentially support US energy needs.
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ScienceMar 20
Record-Breaking March Heat Wave Hits Southwest US, Scientists Link to Climate Change
An unprecedented heat wave shattered March temperature records across the Southwest US, with scientists attributing the extreme temperatures to human-caused climate change.
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ScienceApr 10
Ancient Egyptian Papyrus Scrolls and Prehistoric Sea Creature Studies Make Headlines
Two separate archaeological discoveries emerged this week involving ancient Egyptian artifacts and a reclassified prehistoric marine animal.
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ScienceJun 6
Environmental Research Facilities Face Operational and Financial Challenges
Research organizations are grappling with balancing scientific work, environmental protection, and financial sustainability.
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ScienceMay 23
Pentagon Declassifies Apollo 12 Audio of Unexplained Light Phenomena
Declassified Pentagon UFO records include 1969 Apollo 12 mission audio of astronauts describing unexplained visual flashes observed during spaceflight.
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