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NASA Warns: 15,000 "City-Killer" Asteroids Remain Undetected
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NASA Warns: 15,000 "City-Killer" Asteroids Remain Undetected

Thousands of dangerous asteroids remain undiscovered, posing a regional threat.

Feb 17
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Surya Grahan 2026: Will the annular solar eclipse be visible in India? Will Sutak Kaal apply
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Surya Grahan 2026: Will the annular solar eclipse be visible in India? Will Sutak Kaal apply

The first solar eclipse of 2026 will create a rare “Ring of Fire” in the sky.The Moon will cover most of the Sun, leaving a...

Feb 16
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Why NASA is struggling to launch the Artemis-II Moon mission
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Why NASA is struggling to launch the Artemis-II Moon mission

NASA’s first crewed lunar mission in over 50 years is facing delays.Technical issues during testing have forced engineers to slow down preparations.The agency says safety...

Feb 16
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When AI meets physics: Unlocking complex protein structures to accelerate biomedical breakthroughs
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When AI meets physics: Unlocking complex protein structures to accelerate biomedical breakthroughs

Artificial intelligence is reshaping how scientists see the building blocks of life.By combining physics principles with machine learning, researchers are decoding proteins faster than ever.The...

Feb 16
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SpaceX Crew-12 Dragon Docks With ISS, Begins 8-Month Science Mission
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SpaceX Crew-12 Dragon Docks With ISS, Begins 8-Month Science Mission

SpaceX’s Crew-12 Dragon successfully docked with the ISS, carrying four astronauts who will spend roughly eight months conducting advanced scientific research. Top Summary What happened:...

Feb 15
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NASA’s Artemis II Delayed Again as Hydrogen Leaks Return — A Problem Dating Back to Shuttle Era
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NASA’s Artemis II Delayed Again as Hydrogen Leaks Return — A Problem Dating Back to Shuttle Era

Persistent hydrogen leaks during prelaunch testing have pushed NASA’s next Moon mission to no earlier than March.Engineers are now re-examining seals and fueling systems after...

Feb 11
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Finger length may reveal hidden clue to human brain evolution, scientists say
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Finger length may reveal hidden clue to human brain evolution, scientists say

New research links prenatal hormone exposure to newborn head size, offering a fresh perspective on how the human brain may have evolved. What happened: A...

Feb 11
3 min read
NASA’s Crew-12 Mission Set To Advance Moon and Mars Science With 8-Month ISS Expedition
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NASA’s Crew-12 Mission Set To Advance Moon and Mars Science With 8-Month ISS Expedition

Four-member international team will run health, food and technology experiments designed to prepare humans for long-duration space exploration. What happened: NASA unveiled details of the...

Feb 11
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NASA Selects Two Earth System Explorers Missions
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NASA Selects Two Earth System Explorers Missions

NASA Science Mission Directorate chief Nicky Fox said the new missions will strengthen Earth observation while also informing safety protocols for future Artemis lunar operations...

Feb 10
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New Nuclear Study Reveals What Happens in the Final Split-Second Before Atomic Fission
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New Nuclear Study Reveals What Happens in the Final Split-Second Before Atomic Fission

Scientists in Mumbai have captured rare proton emissions that expose how an atom’s nucleus stretches and snaps — offering new clues about nuclear energy and...

Feb 9
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Comet From Edge of Solar System to Be Visible From India — And It Will Never Return
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Comet From Edge of Solar System to Be Visible From India — And It Will Never Return

Its long journey, spanning millions of years from the Oort Cloud, reached a critical point on January 20, 2026, when it made perihelion, its closest...

Feb 8
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Inside Antarctica’s ‘Doomsday Glacier’: Scientists Drop Camera 3,300 Feet Into Thwaites Ice Borehole
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Inside Antarctica’s ‘Doomsday Glacier’: Scientists Drop Camera 3,300 Feet Into Thwaites Ice Borehole

A deep-drilling mission inside one of Earth’s most unstable glaciers captured rare footage — even as extreme conditions forced researchers to cut the expedition short....

Feb 7
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