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Psychology suggests stargazing might be better for us than we realize
11 minutes ago
Step outside on a clear night in rural Ireland and the sky...
What Mars Express just photographed in Shalbatana Vallis isn’t just an ancient flood channel — it’s the strongest topographic argument yet that Mars once held a real ocean
about 1 hour ago
The European Space Agency’s Mars Express orbiter has returned a fresh portrait...
Forty years and multi-tonne xenon detectors have brought dark-matter searches to the ‘neutrino fog’ without a signal, while a tentative hint surfaces in LIGO data built to listen for colliding black holes — and the pattern of paradigms exhausting th
about 1 hour ago
Two announcements bookend the most recent stretch of the dark-matter hunt, and...
Most astronauts who spend more than six months in orbit come home describing the same shift in how they see Earth — and even the ones who were briefed on it in advance say the actual feeling caught them off guard
about 2 hours ago
Most astronauts who spend more than six months in orbit come home...
A solar radio burst that should have faded in days kept screaming for three weeks — and the structure feeding it rewrites what counts as a transient event on the Sun
about 2 hours ago
A solar structure that should have exhausted itself in days kept broadcasting...
A joint European-Chinese magnetosphere mission launches in 2026 — the same year Brussels closes most of its €93.5 billion Horizon Europe programme to Chinese institutions, and the carve-out reveals which knowledge Europe still classifies as ‘merely
about 2 hours ago
At Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana, a Vega-C rocket is being prepared...
Intuitive Machines is buying a global ground-station network for $49.6 million after landing two probes on their sides — and the sequencing tells you which moats the CLPS contracting model rewards first
about 2 hours ago
On the same week NASA opened bidding on its eighth Commercial Lunar...
ESA and China’s Smile mission is set to launch on May 19, and it exposes the space-policy split Washington’s Wolf Amendment built into the Western alliance
about 2 hours ago
Smile is not just another space-weather satellite waiting for launch. It is...
Adults who keep apologizing for things that weren’t their fault, who thank cashiers three times, and who say sorry when someone steps on their foot aren’t unusually polite, they may have grown up in homes where being agreeable was the price of being s
about 2 hours ago
Excessive politeness gets coded as a virtue. But the pattern of apologizing...
Russia’s Sarmat ICBM was declared on combat duty before its flight-test record could support it; its Soviet predecessor went through years of sustained testing first, and the gap is less about engineering than about what ‘operational’ has come to me
about 2 hours ago
Russia announced on May 12 that the long-delayed Sarmat heavy intercontinental ballistic...
People who keep their childhood bedroom exactly as it was, who can’t throw out their parents’ handwriting, and who hold onto kitchen tools nobody uses aren’t always cluttered, they may be keeping access to people they can no longer call
about 2 hours ago
The conventional read on a person who keeps a dead parent’s reading...
A trajectory study suggests spacecraft may not need to meet Earth-moon L1 exactly — and that small mathematical shortcut could matter for the next decade of lunar logistics
about 2 hours ago
The neatest route to the moon is not always the one that...