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China abruptly postpones ambitious lunar mission - Politico
China abruptly postpones ambitious lunar mission Politico China postpones launch of unprecedented water-hunting moon mission amid space race CNN China's bid for lunar water launches Sunday as the new space race heats up ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos The United States is about to wake up to the threat from China’s space program Ars Technica Due to need for ‘absolute success,’ China delays critical Moon launch to 2027 Ars Technica
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Launching 10,000 tiny 'femtosats' to Saturn? NASA funds 18 futuristic spaceflight ideas
NASA has chosen 18 technology proposals for its Innovative Advanced Concepts awards to help turn some out-of-the-box ideas into out-of-this-world research.
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Atomic engineering produces hydrogen catalyst that lasts 3,000 hours
The catalyst retained its structure during four months of continuous operation in a large-area electrolysis stack.
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Do you ever wonder what our universe is made of? Waterloo astrophysicist's new book gives some insight
What is the universe made of, and how do we know? Those are the questions Katie Mack, a Waterloo astrophysicist and researcher at Perimeter Institute seeks to answer in her new book, "How to Build a Universe (Theoretically Speaking)."
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Near-total lunar eclipse is coming up with the Americas in prime position
Near-total lunar eclipse is coming up with the Americas in prime position CityNews Vancouver Another eclipse over Spain on 28 August: where and how to see the Moon almost completely covered Yahoo News Canada Breathtaking ‘blood moon’ lunar eclipse will be visible in US and Canada next week. Here’s how to see it The Independent Partial lunar eclipse August 2026 — Where will it be visible from? Space What is a lunar eclipse, and why don't we see them monthly? The Weather Network
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A 20-year-old archaeology student found gold just 90 minutes into her first dig, the 1,200-year-old discovery is raising new questions about medieval Britain
In an exciting turn of events, an American archaeology student has stumbled upon a ninth-century gold artifact in Northumberland during her very first excavation. This intricately designed piece, likely serving a ceremonial purpose, was found close to Dere Street, linking it to the historical narratives of Roman and early medieval...
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How a new era of heatwaves could shake up the school calendar
Teachers warn it could be increasingly difficult for classrooms to function during the hottest months.
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Google Executive Challenges AI Consciousness, Says We May Be Asking The Wrong Question
Google executive Blaise Agüera y Arcas challenges conventional ideas about AI consciousness, arguing that our understanding of consciousness may be shaped by how we relate to other minds.
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What happens underwater when we can’t hear it? Meet the ocean’s secret sound world
Whales, fish, shrimp and tiny insects use remarkable sounds to survive underwater. Human noise is changing these natural soundscapes, while scientists explore sound-based ways to protect and restore marine life.
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Got light pollution? Don't let it spoil the Aug. 2026 partial lunar eclipse
This one's 'deep.' Folks across North and South America, as well as parts of Europe and Africa, will have a front-row seat to a partial lunar eclipse on Aug. 27, painting the moon the color of a hot fireplace poker. Unlike solar eclipses , you don't need specially ...
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Hockey WC: How can India qualify for the semifinals? The permutations explained
Despite the setback against the Netherlands, India's aspirations for the Hockey World Cup semifinal are still alive, albeit slim. With Argentina's win against England, Craig Fulton's team now has a chance, needing a decisive victory over Argentina by at least two goals. Additionally, a significant win by the Netherlands against England is crucial for India to progress based on goal difference metrics.
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Starc’s 10-wicket haul powers Australia to series
Mitchell Starc's extraordinary performance saw him take ten wickets, leading Australia to an emphatic innings win over Bangladesh. Securing victory by an innings and fifty-one runs in the second Test, Australia equalized the two-match series. Starc’s final statistics read ten wickets for fifty-one runs, while Bangladesh struggled significantly, being dismissed for sixty-four and ninety-five across their two innings.
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You need these skills to join OpenAI's economic research team
Ronnie Chatterji, OpenAI's Chief Economist, has revealed the skills required to join his economic research team.
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A meta-analysis of nearly 47,500 adults found that mortality risk kept falling as people took more daily steps, with the association levelling off at roughly 6,000 to 8,000 steps a day among adults aged 60 and older.
The fitness industry's favorite target of 10,000 daily steps may be a myth—at least for older adults, who appear to gain most of mortality's benefits at a considerably lower threshold. The post A meta-analysis of nearly 47,500 adults found that mortality risk kept falling as people took more daily steps, with the association levelling off at roughly 6,000 to 8,000 steps a day among adults aged 60 and older. appeared first on Space Daily .
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Serena Williams teams up with Carlos Alcaraz for US Open mixed doubles comeback
In an electrifying pairing, tennis legends Serena Williams and rising star Carlos Alcaraz will join forces for the mixed doubles at the US Open. This unique collaboration between champions from different eras promises to captivate fans, especially as Alcaraz aims to reclaim his singles title after injury recovery. With a lineup of elite competitors, this mixed doubles event is poised to be a tournament highlight.
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In the 1960s, 2025 PN7 began travelling in step with Earth. 60 years later, American astronomers discovere
In the 1960s, 2025 PN7 began travelling in step with Earth. 60 years later, American astronomers discovere The Economic Times
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In the 1960s, 2025 PN7 began travelling in step with Earth. 60 years later, American astronomers discovered it and found older images hiding the asteroid in plain sight
2025 PN7 was hiding in plain sight for decades. The tiny asteroid has been traveling around the Sun in step with Earth since roughly the 1960s, according to orbital calculations. Astronomers only recognized its unusual connection in 2025 after Pan-STARRS 1 detected it. Older telescope images also captured the faint object. Now, researchers are tracing its path through years of archived observations and learning more about Earths quiet quasi-satellite.
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