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Category: 7. Science
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New graphene breakthrough supercharges energy storage
Engineers have achieved a significant advance in the international effort to create energy storage technologies that combine rapid charging with strong power output, paving the way for next-generation systems in electric transportation, grid…
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Fish protection curbs crown-of-thorns starfish outbreaks across the Great Barrier Reef – Phys.org
- Fish protection curbs crown-of-thorns starfish outbreaks across the Great Barrier Reef Phys.org
- Protecting fish on the Great Barrier Reef helps prevent crown-of-thorns starfish outbreaks CSIRO
- New study reveals coral-eating starfish population…
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Scientists unveil plan to mine, reuse, and recycle everything in orbit
More and more rockets are launching into space—the year 2025 is on track for an estimated 300 orbital launches.
Every time a rocket lifts off, it releases a large amount of greenhouse gases and ozone-depleting chemicals into the…
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Severe damage to Russia’s only crew launch pad puts ISS missions in question
Russia’s only active launch pad certified for crewed spaceflight has sustained significant damage following the November 27, 2025, liftoff of Soyuz MS-28, raising uncertainty about the country’s ability to support upcoming human and…
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Hole in Antarctic ozone layer shrinks to smallest since 2019, scientists say | Ozone layer
The hole in the ozone layer over the Antarctic this year was the smallest and shortest-lived since 2019, according to European space scientists, who described the finding as a “reassuring sign” of the layer’s recovery.
The yearly gap in what…
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Columbia Scientists Join Global Stellar Research Program as Satellite Launches – Columbia University
- Columbia Scientists Join Global Stellar Research Program as Satellite Launches Columbia University
- First Private Space Telescope Launches Successfully Sky & Telescope
- Rice’s Johns-Krull plays key role in new satellite mission to uncover hidden…
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Six-million-year-old Antarctic ice offers glimpse into warmer era of Earth’s past
A team of scientists from several U.S. institutions, including the University of Minnesota, discovered six million year old ice in Antarctica — the oldest dated ice on the planet.
The collaborative NSF COLDEX team recovered…
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