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ScienceJun 11

Gene Editing Advances Spark Scientific and Ethical Debate

New developments in embryo gene editing technology are dividing fertility specialists, biotech companies, and ethicists over potential benefits and risks.

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ScienceMay 27

NASA Administrator Reviews Declassified UFO Files, Reports No Evidence of Alien Technology

NASA's new administrator says review of declassified UAP files shows unexplained phenomena but no alien bodies or crashed spacecraft found.

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ScienceJun 7

NASA Partners with Prada on Moon Mission Spacesuits for Artemis Program

NASA has collaborated with luxury brand Prada and Axiom Space to develop advanced spacesuits and undergarments for the Artemis IV lunar mission planned for 2028.

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ScienceMay 7

NASA Satellite Data Reveals Mexico City Sinking at Uneven Rates Across Metropolitan Area

New NASA satellite mapping shows Mexico City is subsiding unevenly, with some areas sinking up to 2 centimeters per month.

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ScienceApr 12

Four astronauts return from Moon mission as space exploration enters new era

A crew of four astronauts has successfully completed a lunar mission, marking what officials describe as a significant milestone in space exploration.

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ScienceJun 10

Commercial Beekeepers Report Record Colony Losses Exceeding 60%

Commercial beekeepers experienced their worst losses on record last winter, losing more than 60% of their bee colonies.

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ScienceMay 7

Alaska tsunami reached 481 meters, second-tallest ever recorded

Scientists documented a massive tsunami in Alaska's Tracy Arm fjord triggered by a rockslide near a glacier toe.

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ScienceMay 17

Western Water Crisis Affects Millions as Colorado River, Great Salt Lake Continue Shrinking

Approximately 40 million people depend on the Colorado River system, while Utah faces health consequences from Great Salt Lake decline.

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ScienceJun 12

Study Links Socioeconomic Factors to Brain Development in Children

Research on over 2,300 children aged 9-10 found socioeconomic factors explain most differences in brain development during critical growth periods.

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ScienceMay 24

Scientists Explore Genetic Engineering of Mice to Combat Lyme Disease

Researchers are investigating genetic engineering approaches targeting wild mice as a potential strategy to reduce Lyme disease transmission.

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ScienceJun 4

USDA Confirms First Screwworm Infection in US Since 1960s Eradication

The USDA has confirmed the first known screwworm infection in the United States since the parasitic flies were eliminated in the 1960s.

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ScienceJun 4

Wildfire Smoke Reverses US Progress on Ozone Air Quality Standards Since 2015

New research shows wildfires have undone years of US efforts to reduce ozone pollution, creating significant public health impacts.

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ScienceMay 23

6.0 magnitude earthquake strikes off Hawaii's Big Island

A 6.0 magnitude earthquake occurred south of Honaunau-Napoopoo, Hawaii, with no tsunami threat reported by the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center.

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ScienceMay 22

Massive Marine Heatwave Persists Off US West Coast, Alarming Scientists

An enormous area of warm ocean water stretching from California to Hawaii has persisted since September, raising concerns about ecological impacts.

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ScienceJun 4

NASA declares MAVEN Mars orbiter mission ended after losing contact

NASA announced the end of its $582 million MAVEN Mars orbiter mission after losing contact with the spacecraft in December.

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