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NASA Astronaut Christina Koch to Attend Eagles Game in Philadelphia
Christina Koch will be present at the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Los Angeles Rams game to share her spaceflight experiences.
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Research results, experiments and scientific breakthroughs.
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Sophie Adenot Completes Three Spacewalks in Under Two Weeks
ESA astronaut Sophie Adenot performed three EVAs in less than 15 days, logging 19 hours and 42 minutes outside the International Space Station.
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Heavy Rain Pushes Gandak River to Record Levels
After several days of relentless rain, the Gandak River in parts of Nepal and India has risen to unprecedented levels.
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The Theia Impact and the Moon’s Formation
A Mars-sized body collided with the young Earth billions of years ago, setting the stage for the creation of our Moon.
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Color Shift Observed at Manitoba’s Northernmost Farmland in 2026
The farmland near The Pas changed from green to brown during the 2026 growing season.
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Oklahoma Meteor Impact Dated 100 Million Years Later Than Previously Thought
Researchers have revised the age of the Ames impact crater in Oklahoma, finding it to be about a hundred million years younger than earlier estimates. The update links geological history with the state’s oil and gas industry.
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Warm Region Detected Inside Mars
Scientists have identified a localized hot spot within Mars that is hundreds of degrees hotter than the surrounding mantle.
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Nighttime View of the United States from the ISS
An astronaut captured a night‑time image of the United States from the International Space Station, with New York City’s lights prominent in the frame.
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Low Cloud Layer Brings Autumn Feel to Western Washington and Oregon
A low-lying cloud layer gave an autumn ambience to western Washington and Oregon, while mountainous coastal areas stayed above the pall.
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Diffractive Sails as a Possible Defense Against Fast Asteroids
Researchers are studying whether sails that bend light could deflect an asteroid traveling at high speed.
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Early Earth's Chemistry Stabilized Billions of Years Ago
New research suggests that environmental conditions on the young Earth became stable enough around 4.33 billion years ago to support the chemistry thought necessary for life's emergence.
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First Diagnostic X‑Ray Images Taken in Space
Researchers have captured the first diagnostic X‑ray images during a commercial spaceflight, proving that X‑ray medicine can be performed in orbit.