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NASA technicians remove protective cover from Swift Observatory solar array at Cape Canaveral in 2004

A Rocket Problem Grounds NASA’s Third Attempt to Rescue the Swift Telescope

For the third time in less than a week NASA's mission to rescue the Swift space telescope from orbital decay has been stopped on the ground, now by a rocket anomaly rather

July 3, 2026

by News Room

Illustration of a synthetic biological cell similar to SpudCell developed at University of Minnesota

Researchers Build the First Synthetic Cell That Grows, Divides and Evolves

A University of Minnesota team has published a preprint describing SpudCell, a synthetic cell built from nonliving chemical components that can grow, divide, and show natural selection. The findings have not been peer reviewed, and no regulatory framework yet exists

July 3, 2026

by News Room

Artist's conception of the view from the surface of super-Earth exoplanet GJ 3378b or Gliese 3378b

A Potentially Habitable World 25 Light-Years Away Is Now Half as Massive as Scientists Thought

New measurements from McDonald Observatory halve the mass of GJ 3378b a habitable-zone super-Earth 25 light-years

IQM Quantum Computers ticker IQMX displayed on Nasdaq Tower in Times Square New York

IQM Lists on Nasdaq at $1.9 Billion, Becoming Europe’s First Public Quantum Company

IQM Quantum Computers listed on Nasdaq Thursday at a $1.9 billion valuation, becoming Europe's first publicly

SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launching GPS III SV10 satellite for US Space Force

SpaceX Launches Final GPS III Satellite in High-Stakes US Space Force Mission

In the pre-dawn darkness over Florida’s Atlantic coast, a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket thundered into the sky, carrying what may be one of the most consequential payloads in modern navigation history: the

April 21, 2026

Astronomy·Science

Voyager 1 spacecraft drifting in interstellar space as NASA shuts down instruments in 2026

Voyager 1 Goes Dark on Key Instrument as NASA Fights to Keep Humanity’s Farthest Spacecraft Alive

The silence creeping across deep space is not poetic. It is engineered. Nearly half a century after launch, NASA has begun shutting down yet another instrument aboard Voyager 1 , a calculated

April 21, 2026

Astronomy·Science

Lyrid meteor shower 2026 peak with bright shooting stars in dark night sky

Lyrid Meteor Shower 2026 Set to Peak Tonight With Rare Dark Sky Conditions

The night sky is about to stage one of its most elegant annual performances, and this year, conditions could not be more forgiving. The Lyrid meteor shower, among the oldest recorded celestial

April 21, 2026

Science

Bruce the kea parrot using broken beak to dominate rivals

Bruce the Kea Redefines Survival With Brutal Beak Jousting Display

In the unforgiving hierarchy of the animal kingdom, weakness is typically a death sentence. But Bruce, a scarred and surgically incomplete alpine parrot from New Zealand, has dismantled that assumption with unnerving

April 20, 2026

Science

Earth setting behind the Moon captured by Artemis II astronauts on iPhone

Artemis II Stuns the World as Viral ‘Earthset’ Video Captured on iPhone Redefines Space Photography

In a moment that feels almost engineered for the age of virality, NASA’s Artemis II mission has delivered a piece of footage so surreal it borders on fiction: Earth, luminous and fragile,

April 20, 2026

Astronomy·Science

Blue Origin New Glenn rocket on launch pad after reused booster hot-fire test ahead of NG-3 mission

Blue Origin’s New Glenn Enters New Era as Reused Booster Passes Critical Hot-Fire Test Ahead of Weekend Launch

Blue Origin has reached a pivotal engineering threshold after successfully conducting a hot-fire test on a previously flown New Glenn booster, a development that sharpens the competitive contours of the global launch

April 19, 2026

Astronomy·Science

Jeremy Hansen viewing Earth and the Moon from Orion spacecraft during Artemis II mission deep space flyby

Jeremy Hansen Describes the Far Side of the Moon in Artemis II: Inside Humanity’s Return to Deep Space

From the Orion spacecraft cutting through translunar space at more than 400,000 kilometers from Earth, Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen delivered one of the most vivid human accounts yet of the Artemis II

April 19, 2026

News·Science

Voyager 1 spacecraft drifting in interstellar space far beyond the solar system representing NASA deep space mission endurance

NASA Begins Controlled Shutdown of Voyager 1 Instrument to Stretch Humanity’s Farthest Mission

At the farthest operational edge of human engineering, NASA has begun another deliberate reduction in Voyager 1’s scientific systems, shutting down one of its instruments to conserve shrinking power reserves and prolong

April 19, 2026

Astronomy·News·Science

Orion spacecraft during Artemis II reentry glowing with plasma heat shield over Earth

Artemis II astronauts break silence on Orion landing: “From intense reentry to pure elation” after historic Moon flyby

In the sterile cadence of mission control updates and the heavily choreographed choreography of postflight briefings, what Artemis II astronauts have now disclosed cuts through institutional language with unusual clarity. The Orion

April 18, 2026

Astronomy·Science

Artemis II view of Moon during solar eclipse as astronauts witness meteorite impacts

Artemis II astronauts witness meteorite strikes on the Moon in historic deep-space spectacle

In the cold vacuum beyond Earth’s orbit, where silence reigns and time stretches thin, four astronauts aboard NASA’s Orion spacecraft witnessed something both fleeting and profound: the Moon being struck—six times—by meteorites

April 9, 2026

News·Science

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A Rocket Problem Grounds NASA’s Third Attempt to Rescue the Swift Telescope

Researchers Build the First Synthetic Cell That Grows, Divides and Evolves

A Potentially Habitable World 25 Light-Years Away Is Now Half as Massive as Scientists Thought

IQM Lists on Nasdaq at $1.9 Billion, Becoming Europe’s First Public Quantum Company

SpaceX Launches Final GPS III Satellite in High-Stakes US Space Force Mission

Voyager 1 Goes Dark on Key Instrument as NASA Fights to Keep Humanity’s Farthest Spacecraft Alive

Lyrid Meteor Shower 2026 Set to Peak Tonight With Rare Dark Sky Conditions

Bruce the Kea Redefines Survival With Brutal Beak Jousting Display

Artemis II Stuns the World as Viral ‘Earthset’ Video Captured on iPhone Redefines Space Photography

Blue Origin’s New Glenn Enters New Era as Reused Booster Passes Critical Hot-Fire Test Ahead of Weekend Launch

Jeremy Hansen Describes the Far Side of the Moon in Artemis II: Inside Humanity’s Return to Deep Space

NASA Begins Controlled Shutdown of Voyager 1 Instrument to Stretch Humanity’s Farthest Mission

Artemis II astronauts break silence on Orion landing: “From intense reentry to pure elation” after historic Moon flyby

Artemis II astronauts witness meteorite strikes on the Moon in historic deep-space spectacle

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Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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