Ars: I want to ask now about what milestones we should be looking for this year. I think with Starship it would be the in-flight refueling test. Is that still potentially going to happen this year? I mean, I’m checking my…
Category: 7. Science
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Scientists Just Witnessed Superposition In Atoms For the Very First Time
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In a world first, scientists have experimentally verified the entanglement of the momentum of…
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Gut bacteria shape social behavior through smell signals
The smell of another animal may seem like a small detail. But what if that smell decides who becomes powerful and who backs down?
A new study from Northwestern University shows that tiny gut bacteria can shape social behavior in surprising ways.
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Artemis II astronauts have 32 cameras aboard. But recreating one of the most famous space photos of all time will still be a challenge
The astronauts aboard the Artemis II have the opportunity to try to recreate one of the most iconic space photos of all time – but despite having an arsenal of camera tech on board, recreating the iconic “Earthrise” photo likely won’t…
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Artemis astronaut: Lunar mission inspires wonder, prayer, unity – OSV News
- Artemis astronaut: Lunar mission inspires wonder, prayer, unity OSV News
- How Artemis 2’s Easter message echoes Apollo history Astronomy Magazine
- Rising to the Moon on Easter Avi Loeb – Medium
- Man Claims Space Travel Is “Distinctly…
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Lunar mission inspires wonder, prayer, unity
NASA’s first crewed lunar flyby in half a century has sparked wonder, reflection and prayer — both in space and on the ground.
“I think, as we go into Easter Sunday, thinking about all the cultures all around the world, whether you celebrate…
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New Tech Revolutionizes Geothermal Energy Monitoring
Scientists and industry operators like Fervo Energy are developing enhanced geothermal systems (EGS), engineered reservoirs in Earth’s subsurface, to access the constant heat deep underground, where higher temperatures at greater depths…
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Comet Releases 70 Olympic Swimming Pools of Water per Day, It’s Not Aliens Taking Showers – autoevolution
- Comet Releases 70 Olympic Swimming Pools of Water per Day, It’s Not Aliens Taking Showers autoevolution
- Five things Juice has revealed about Comet 3I/ATLAS esa.int
- How a 7-billion-year-old comet might be flying through our neighborhood MSN
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Transcription Factors Form Continuous ‘Circuit’ That Regulates T-cell Exhaustion
Weiguo Cui, PhD, professor of Pathology in the Division of Experimental Pathology, was senior author of the study published in Immunity. Scientists have discovered how two transcription factors form a reciprocal regulatory…
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Divers Experience A Similar Sense of Awe to Astronauts in Space
A phenomenon called the “overview effect”, which is a deep feeling of awe and appreciation of the planet’s interconnectedness, is often experienced by astronauts while observing the Earth from space. Researchers have now documented a…
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