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A recent investigation analyzes the running abilities of Australopithecus afarensis, the species of the famous fossil “Lucy,” who existed more…
“Why Our Early Ancestors Stumbled: The Surprising Truth Behind Lucy’s Running Struggles” Read MoreWhile astronauts are in orbit around the earth, it is often not chocolate or cookies they yearn for, but rather…
Revolutionizing Space Cuisine: How Scientists are Engineering Plant Life for Astronauts Read MorePhoto: CCTVA showcase featuring Chang’e-5 lunar specimens has been unveiled to the public at the Beijing Planetarium since Saturday afternoon.…
Beijing Unveils Chang’e-5 Lunar Treasures: A Journey Through Moon’s Mysteries Read MoreThe recent authorization by Congress of the inaugural acknowledgment of the effects of noise from space launches on adjacent communities marks a…
“Why Congress is Taking Action Against Noisy Booster Landings to Propel Spaceflight Forward” Read MoreRecent studies reveal that three sites distributed across roughly 620 miles of today’s Denali Fault were formerly part of a…
“Shattered Alliances: The Denali Fault’s Role in the Collision of Ancient Landmasses” Read MoreThis artistic representation depicts a so-called dark comet within our solar system. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech The water that constitutes the oceans…
“Unveiling Secrets: How Mysterious ‘Dark Comets’ May Hold the Key to Earth’s Oceans” Read MoreArtificial illumination can awaken resting fish and lure predators, altering nighttime coral reef ecosystems, according to new findings utilizing innovative…
Artificial Illumination Transforms Coral Reef Nightlife into a Predatory Playground Read MoreIn the notably warm Arctic summer of 2019, Greenland shed 600 billion tons of ice — sufficient to elevate global…
Tracking Polar Ice Loss: Insights from the GRACE and GRACE-FO Satellites Read MoreCredit: NASA Humanity is headed back to the moon—this time, for a permanent stay. Due to the extended nature of…
Navigating the Cosmic Eye: Astronauts Tackle Visual Perplexities at the Lunar South Pole Read MoreInactive satellites and various debris frequently stay in orbit around Earth, forming an expanding space refuse pile that threatens our…
Unearthing Kessler Syndrome: Is Our Orbit on the Brink of Chaos? Read More