ScienceMay 28
Record May Temperatures Hit England, Wales as Delhi Reaches 45C
Extreme heat events struck multiple regions this week, with England and Wales experiencing record May temperatures while Delhi hit 45C.
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ScienceJun 1
Red stripes in Welsh cave identified as Britain's oldest known prehistoric art
Rock markings in Wales, previously thought to be natural formations, have been confirmed as prehistoric art dating back over 17,000 years.
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ScienceJun 5
Mangrove Forests Show Recovery After Decades of Human-Caused Damage
Mangrove ecosystems are demonstrating unexpected recovery following extensive historical destruction from human activities.
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ScienceMay 13
Scientists find evidence of 59,000-year-old dental procedure by Neanderthals
Researchers discovered a Paleolithic tooth showing signs that Neanderthals may have drilled out a cavity nearly 60,000 years ago.
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ScienceJun 7
Research Shows Bumblebees Can Solve Complex Problems Despite Small Brain Size
New scientific research reveals that bumblebees can spontaneously solve problems similar to larger-brained animals like chimps and elephants.
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ScienceMay 19
Biotech Company Hatches Chicks Using 3D-Printed Artificial Eggshell System
Colossal Biosciences successfully hatched 26 chickens using artificial eggshells as part of its broader effort to develop technology for reviving extinct bird species.
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ScienceMar 25
NASA Announces Specific Plans for Moon Base and Nuclear-Powered Mars Missions
NASA has released detailed timelines for establishing a lunar outpost and developing nuclear-powered spacecraft for Mars exploration.
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ScienceMar 11
NASA spacecraft successfully alters asteroid's orbit in planetary defense test
NASA's DART mission achieved the first human-made alteration of a natural celestial body's orbit around the sun.
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ScienceMay 11
Energy Transition Creates Mixed Environmental and Economic Challenges
Coal emissions rise while Europe accelerates renewable energy storage projects amid critical mineral supply concerns.
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ScienceMay 29
NSF Lifts Hold on University Grants Amid Proposed Funding Rule Changes
The National Science Foundation released frozen grants to Harvard and other universities while new rules propose expanded federal oversight of research funding.
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ScienceMar 29
NASA astronaut describes mysterious medical episode that prompted first ISS evacuation
Astronaut Mike Fincke reveals details of sudden illness aboard International Space Station that led to NASA's first medical evacuation in January.
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ScienceApr 12
NASA's Artemis II Mission Sparks Public Interest Amid Program Uncertainty
The Artemis II crew's splashdown draws crowds in San Diego while Boeing's moon rocket program faces questions under new administration.
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ScienceApr 2
NASA Launches Lunar Mission as Space Competition with China Intensifies
NASA conducted a lunar flyby mission Wednesday amid growing focus on China's advancing space program and reusable rocket technology developments.
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ScienceMay 20
New Whale Detection System Launches in San Francisco Bay to Prevent Ship Strikes
A real-time whale detection network has been deployed in San Francisco Bay to alert ships and reduce fatal collisions with marine mammals.
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ScienceJun 5
Blue Origin Rocket Explosion Damages Nearby Buildings, Provides Safety Data
A Blue Origin rocket explosion generated overpressure that shattered windows at a hangar approximately one mile from the launch pad.
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