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'Strawberry Moon' event in June 
The Washington Post
The strawberry moon will soon rise. When to look up.
By Matthew Cappucci
Space
June's Strawberry Moon is unlike any other full moon. Here's why
By Jamie Carter
WZTV
The June strawberry moon is this week: when to look up and peak viewing times
WLOS
Look up on June 29: 'Strawberry Moon' to rise under mostly clear skies
By Jason Boyer
NASA Perseverance rover detects complex carbon on Mars 
The Register
Perseverance rover finds even more signs of extinct life on Mars
By Brandon Vigliarolo
The Guardian
Nasa rover detects potential signatures of ancient microbial life on Mars
By Ian Sample
Live Science
NASA Mars rover finds record-breaking trove of organic molecules buried in Bright Angel rock formation
By Joanna Thompson
Space Daily
In one drilled Martian rock, Curiosity found 21 organic molecules — seven never before detected on Mars — including a nitrogen-bearing ring structure that belongs to the same chemical family as precursors to RNA and DNA.
Study finds apes and humans share rhythmic laughter 
Forbes
Scientists Tickled Gorillas And Found A 15-Million-Year-Old Clue To How Humans Learned Speech
By Antonio Pequeno & Antonio Pequeño IV
Nature
Rhythm and timing in laughter reveal that human vocal plasticity falls on a hominid continuum | Communications Biology
By Chiara De Gregorio & Adriano R. Lameira
The New York Times
To Reveal the Rhythmic Roots of Laughter, Just Tickle an Ape
By Emily Anthes
AP News
Get a load of this: Humans and great apes share similar giggles
By Adithi Ramakrishnan
SpaceX launches first Starfall reentry capsule mission 
Euronews
SpaceX has quietly launched a spacecraft almost no one knew existed
By Pascale Davies
Space
What is Starfall? A look at SpaceX's mysterious new return capsule
By Mike Wall
SpaceX
Starfall Demo Mission
Spaceflight Now
SpaceX launches reentry capsule demo mission called ‘Starfall’
By Will Robinson-Smith
Jupiter-sized exoplanets found with density lower than cotton candy 
CBS News
Astronomers find 2 gigantic planets lighter than cotton candy: "Comparable to a nice blob of shaving foam"
NASA Science (.gov)
NASA’s TESS Mission Reveals the “Puffiest” Planets Ever Found
By Arezu Sarvestani
Space
Two 'super-puff' cotton candy exoplanets are the lightest gas giants ever discovered
By Robert Lea
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
Astronomers find biggest super-puff planets yet that are lighter than cotton candy
By Marcia Dunn
Embryo editing in humans 
Nature
Base editing reveals an essential role for NANOG in human embryogenesis
By Claire S Simon, Kathy Niakan & Desislava Staneva
The Washington Post
DNA editing of human embryos reignites debate over designer babies
By Carolyn Johnson
statnews.com
Embryo editing advances reignite ethical debates
By Meghana Keshavan
New Scientist
We’ve uncovered a master gene that switches on human development
By Michael Le Page
ESA's Euclid captures detailed image of Milky Way center 
ScienceAlert
Milky Way's Heart Shines Like a Diamond in Record-Breaking New Photos
By Frederic Bourigault
European Space Agency
ESA’s Euclid captures the Milky Way’s crowded heart
Space
This is the largest and most detailed image of our Milky Way — with over 60 million stars and 50 exoplanet systems
By Robert Lea
The Guardian
Millions of stars light up largest and most detailed shot of Milky Way’s centre
By Ian Sample
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope images 16.5 million stars in M82 
PetaPixel
223-Megapixel Photo Shows 16.5 Million Stars and Took Three Days to Capture
By Jeremy Gray
NASA (.gov)
Millions of Stars in Cigar Galaxy
Universe Today
The Galaxy Living Too Fast
By Mark Thompson
Tomorrow's World Today
How James Webb Is Revealing Hidden Galaxies
Fossil site of Homo naledi 
Ars Technica
Every Homo naledi we know of is female, and the implications are fascinating
By Kiona N. Smith
CNN
Fossils of archaic human Homo naledi found in a cave are the same sex. Scientists want to learn why
By Katie Hunt
Nautilus | Science
Archaic Hominin Species Buried Only Their Women
By Jake Currie
Smithsonian Magazine
Did These Prehistoric Primates Really Bury Just Their Female Dead Deep in a Cave?
By Sonja Anderson
SpaceX launches 24 Starlink satellites from California 
cbs8.com
SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launch, Starlink satellites from Vandenberg, CA Space Force Base | June 24
Spaceflight Now
West Coast Falcon 9 launch continues expansion of SpaceX’s Starlink network
By Steven Young
Space
SpaceX launches 24 Starlink satellites to orbit from California (video)
By Mike Wall
gvnews.com
A view from the canyon
NASA Science (.gov)
A Turquoise Tint for the Black Sea
Signatures of black-hole horizon 
Phys.org
'Fingerprints' of black hole's event horizon detected for first time
By Daniel Lawler
Nature
GW250114 reveals signatures of post-merger black-hole horizon
By Sizheng Ma, Yan-Bei Chen & Ornella Juliana Piccinni
Phys.org
A 'direct wave' from colliding black holes reveals signature of a whirlpool in spacetime
By Neil Lu
ScienceAlert
Scientists May Have Detected The First Signature of a Black Hole's Event Horizon
By Michelle Starr
New York Post
Grotesque ‘zombie squirrels’ with oozing warts spotted roaming through US backyards
By Zoe Hussain
NASA plans to deorbit International Space Station by 2030 
Space Daily
SpaceX won a NASA contract worth up to $843 million to build a single machine whose only job is to drag the space station out of orbit and into the Pacific Ocean
Space
NASA wants to dump the ISS in the sea. Experts say the plan 'raises serious concerns for ocean health'
By Leonard David
The Times of India
NASA plans to crash the ISS into the Pacific Ocean: Experts raise concerns for marine ecosystems' health
U.S. Government Accountability Office (.gov)
The Next Outpost: NASA’s Plans for Replacing the Aging International Space Station
NASA Inspector General reports on canceled Artemis contract costs 
SpaceNews
Canceled NASA exploration projects suffered billions of dollars in overruns
By Jeff Foust
Space
NASA's canceled Artemis hardware contracts reached $5.9 billion, audit finds
By Josh Dinner
Ars Technica
13 years and $500 million for a stage adapter? Report justifies NASA cancellations.
By Eric Berger
NASA Watch
NASA OIG Does Cleanup On All The Artemis Changes
By Keith Cowing
Scientists on Comet 3I/ATLAS 
NewsNation
Organisms on 3I/ATLAS? Telltale methane signatures detected: Avi Loeb
NASA Science (.gov)
NASA’s Webb Finds Clues to Ancient, Distant Origin of Comet 3I/ATLAS
Smithsonian Magazine
Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS Might Be the Oldest Object Ever Seen in Our Solar System, a Study Suggests
By Michele Debczak
Space Daily
In July 2025, a planetary-defence telescope in Chile built to watch for dangerous asteroids accidentally became the instrument that discovered only the third interstellar object ever seen — a comet now thought to be older than the solar system, sweeping throu
NASA launch sites face capacity limits by 2028, report says 
Space
NASA's aging infrastructure can't handle Artemis launches without $1 billion in upgrades, watchdog warns
By Josh Dinner
SpaceNews
NASA’s inspector general warns launch sites nearing capacity
By Jeff Foust
Gizmodo
NASA’s Moon Plan Depends on 15 Starship Launches. There’s Just One Problem
By Ellyn Lapointe
Ars Technica
Report: Kennedy Space Center not ready for era of super heavy rockets
By Eric Berger
Hydrothermal explosion occurs in Yellowstone's Biscuit Basin 
Gizmodo
A Hydrothermal Explosion Poked New Steamy Holes in Yellowstone’s Biscuit Basin
By Gayoung Lee
USA Today
Another blast hits Yellowstone. What just happened at Biscuit Basin?
ScienceAlert
A Strange, Boiling Hole Just Appeared Out of Nowhere in Yellowstone
By Fiona MacDonald
GearJunkie
Hydrothermal Explosion Creates New Boiling Pool in Yellowstone
By Rachelle Schrute
Ancient human DNA found on cave walls in Spain and Portugal 
Euronews
Human DNA over 2,000 years old found in caves in Spain and Portugal
By Escarlata Sanchez
Nature
Investigating ancient human DNA preservation on cave walls and in rock art
By Mateja Hajdinjak, Roberto Ontañón & Elena Essel
National Geographic
Stones & Bones: Solving one of humanity’s oldest ‘missing person’ cases
By Nicholas St. Fleur
Phys.org
Human DNA can survive on cave walls for thousands of years, opening new window into prehistory
'Structures' in space reveal universe 
Phys.org
The universe should look the same in all directions at large scales, but DESI data suggest otherwise
Nature
Detection of anisotropic cosmic structures on a gigaparsec scale
By Francesco Sylos Labini & Marco Galoppo
404 Media
Vast ‘Structures’ In Space Reveal the Universe Isn't What We Thought
By Becky Ferreira
Shadow Blaster galaxy identified as source of high-energy neutrino 
CNN
Ghost particle could have traveled 11 billion light-years to reach Earth
By Ashley Strickland
Nature
Compact dusty starbursts at cosmic noon linked to high-energy neutrinos
By Shigeo S. Kimura, Yuji Urata & Yusuke Miyamoto
Space
Scientists trace high-energy ghost particle to the 'Shadow Blaster' galaxy
By Robert Lea
ScienceDaily
Scientists expected a black hole but found a neutrino factory powered by stars
SpaceX rocket stage to strike Moon near Einstein crater 
Space
A SpaceX rocket will slam into the moon this August. Will we be able to see it?
By Leonard David
Inside Outer Space
Dust Up on the Moon: Rocket Stage Impact Observer Campaign
By Leonard David
The Register
Humanity trashed Earth orbit – next stop the Moon
By Richard Speed
Holistic News
A SpaceX Rocket Stage Will Hit the Moon. Space Junk Is Becoming a Lunar Problem
By Patrycja Krzeszowska
Alternative to statins for cholesterol control 
Nature
How long-term dietary cholesterol can slow down its own clearance by liver cells
Nature
Dietary cholesterol activates a Ral-dependent pathway driving LDLR turnover
By Tatiana Kisseleva, Xue Feng & Himani Pothulu
Medical Xpress
How high cholesterol dismantles the liver's defenses—and how a new drug could combat it
cbs19news.com
Scientists find alternative drug to statins could help control cholesterol
By Stephen Beech
Yahoo
European heatwave's unlikely accomplice: an ocean 'cold blob'
By Laurent Thomet
Nature
Reply to: AMOC response to historical freshwater increase
By Gabriel M Pontes & Laurie Menviel
The Week
A strange ‘cold blob’ in the Atlantic could be a sign of trouble
The Weather Network
Gulf Stream goes Canadian: It’s happened before and it could again
By Anika Beaudry
Researchers sequence 27 late Neanderthal genomes from Europe 
Live Science
Some of the last surviving Neanderthals were remarkably diverse — suggesting inbreeding didn't doom them
By C. C. Cheung
Newsroom | UCLA
Neanderthals in Western Europe were doing well right before they went extinct
By Holly Ober
EL PAÍS English
New DNA study of Neanderthals bolsters suspicions of human-driven extinction
By Daniel Mediavilla
Nature
Genetic diversity of late Neanderthals in northwestern Europe
By Stéphane Peyrégne, Benjamin M. Peter & Mateja Hajdinjak
Ars Technica
Planet orbits so close to its star that their magnetic fields connect
By John Timmer
Large asteroid 1997 NC1 to pass safely by Earth on June 27 
WRAL
Large asteroid will safely pass by Earth on Saturday
By Tony Rice
Popular Science
Asteroid as large as 5 cruise ships will soar past Earth this weekend
By Andrew Paul
Phys.org
Asteroid zooming past Earth on Saturday visible to stargazers
The Virtual Telescope Project 2.0
Potentially Hazardous Asteroid (152637) 1997 NC1 close encounter: new image - 24 June 2026.
By Gianluca Masi
Space Daily
Less than a third of the world's ocean floor has been mapped to modern standards, meaning humanity currently knows more about the surface of Mars than about the seabed covering two thirds of its own planet
Gizmodo
America’s Time Capsule for 2276 Includes Futuristic Predictions From Claude
By Matt Novak
Seaweed additive makes 3D-printed dirt walls stronger 
Interesting Engineering
Scientists use food-grade biopolymer to 3D-print earthen structures
By Mrigakshi Dixit
Institution of Mechanical Engineers - IMechE
Ice cream ingredient helps 3D printer create sturdy dirt walls
VoxelMatters
CU Boulder researchers find seaweed derivative makes earthen materials viable for 3D printing
By Joseph Caron
Tech Xplore
Seaweed-based ingredient helps turn dirt into 3D-printed walls
NASA's Perseverance rover reaches distance milestone on Mars 
Good News Network
Mars Perseverance Rover Completes a Marathon on Mars to Cap Off Extraordinary 5 Years
NASA Science (.gov)
NASA’s HiRISE Captures Perseverance Marking a Milestone on Mars
PetaPixel
All Alone on an Alien Planet, Perseverance Rover is Photographed as a Tiny Green Speck in a Sea of Red
By Matt Growcoot
Engadget
NASA's Perseverance Rover Has Traveled The Distance Of A Marathon On Mars
By Cheyenne Macdonald
Phys.org
What really controls water chemistry in nanoscale spaces
Forbes
The ‘Blaze Star’ Could Explode Tonight — Here’s Where To Look
By Jamie Carter
Yahoo
A 650ft Mega-Tsunami Blasted Greenland and Rang the Earth Like a Bell for 9 Days
By Dashel Pierson
Scientists date Earth's oldest impact crater to 3 billion years 
Space
3 billion years old! This Australian crater is the oldest known asteroid impact site on Earth
By Kiona N. Smith
Sci.News
Australia’s North Pole Dome Crater is Earth’s Oldest and Only Known Archean Impact Structure
The Guardian
Scientists in Australia find ‘smoking gun’ evidence of world’s oldest meteorite strike
By Petra Stock
Phys.org
Oldest known asteroid impact on Earth dated to 3 billion years
Quanta Magazine
How Physicists Track and Trap the Elusive Neutrino
Phys.org
Tiny water droplets transmutate aniline into pyridine in ambient and catalyst-free conditions
By Sanjukta Mondal
Space Daily
A moon only 10 kilometres wide was hiding around Uranus for decades. Voyager 2 missed it. Hubble missed it. But in 2025, Webb finally caught the faint speck circling near the planet’s inner rings, raising Uranus’s known moon count to 29.
New solid-state material converts sunlight into ultraviolet photons 
SciTechDaily
Scientists Turn Ordinary Sunlight Into UV Light in Major Energy Breakthrough
Nature
Sterically protected π-electron systems for efficient solid-state photon upconversion
By Yoichi Sasaki, Naoyuki Harada & Kiichi Mizukami
Interesting Engineering
New solid-state material turns ordinary sunlight to powerful ultraviolet photon
By Mrigakshi Dixit
Chemical Industry Digest
Scientists Develop Solid-State Material That Turns Visible Light Into UV Radiation
ScienceDaily
A NASA satellite caught a giant tsunami doing something no one expected
Lavender Hotel
What Most Models Get Wrong About Open Ocean Tsunamis
The Times of India
Nasa satellite captures mega tsunami after 8.8 Kamchatka earthquake in the Pacific Ocean: Scientists reveal shocking details
The Watchers - Watching the world evolve and transform
2025 Kamchatka earthquake rupture matched the 1952 great earthquake, study finds
By Rishav Kothari
Yahoo
Psychedelics Could Switch On a New Form of Consciousness, Opening Your ‘Mind’s Eye’
Scientists on terraforming Mars 
SciTechDaily
Why Mars May Remain Uninhabitable for Centuries
By Andy Tomaswick
The Times of India
Mars will not be habitable anytime soon: Here is what a new Nasa study says it would actually take
Space
Could we actually terraform Mars? Scientists are trying to find out
By Leonard David
Inside Outer Space
Red Mars to Green – Giving the Planet a Touch of Terraforming
By Leonard David
thedodo.com
Gardener Watches Cocoon In Her Backyard For 10 Months — Then A Miracle Happens
By Alana Francis-crow
Phys.org
Scientists find molecular-level evidence for two structures in liquid water
By Tejasri Gururaj
SciTechDaily
Scientists Finally Solve a 100-Year Mystery About France’s Famous Ice Age Cave Paintings
Space Daily
Astronauts on the Moon, with no atmosphere above them, looked up and saw a white sun — the yellow colour we see from Earth is not the sun's real colour but an artefact our own atmosphere paints onto it by scattering blue wavelengths sideways into the sky
Space
'F9' took a car into space, but 5 years on, just how ridiculous was the scene? We asked the experts
By Sergio Pereira
Nature
Small-molecule modulation of β-arrestins
By Seungkirl Ahn, Alex R B Thomsen & Anand Chundi
Phys.org
A thermodynamic approach to gravity could explain cosmic acceleration without dark energy
By Ingrid Fadelli
Phys.org
Quantum waves reveal one-sided motion marking elusive critical states
By Ingrid Fadelli
Star Tribune
Jurassic parked: T-Rex car zooms around Minneapolis
Space Daily
In 1995, astronomers aimed the Hubble Space Telescope at a tiny patch of sky that looked almost empty — a dark spot near the Big Dipper no wider than a pinhead held at arm’s length. After 10 days of exposures, the darkness resolved into roughly 3,000 gala
Scientist's bird decoding prize 
The Guardian
A little bird told her: scientist wins $100,000 prize for decoding birdsong
By Ian Sample
The Economist
Straight from the horse’s mouth
Santa Fe Institute
Decoding animal minds
JWST observes six galaxies merging in the early universe 
Space
James Webb Space Telescope catches 6 galaxies merging into one of the largest galaxies in the universe
By Keith Cooper
Universe Today
The JWST Spies Six Galaxies Becoming One
By Evan Gough
Universiteit Leiden
James Webb spots the birth of a giant galaxy and a supermassive black hole
Tech Times
JWST Confirms Most Distant Gravitational Lens: Galaxy Cluster Defies Cosmic Formation Models
Phys.org
Did gravitational tides cause Earth's extinctions?
By Evan Gough
Human ancestors' body size jump 
New York Post
How an ancestral shift to eating more meat changed the course of human history — for the better
By Ben Cost
Sci.News
New Study Challenges Long-Held Idea that Our Ancestors Simply Got Bigger Over Time
IFLScience
Ancient Human Ancestors Got Substantially Bigger 2 Million Years Ago – When They Started Walking Upright And Eating Meat
By Tom Leslie
Neuroscience News
Why Human Body Size Leaped 2 Million Years Ago
Ladbury Funeral Service
Mike Walton
China's Einstein Probe identifies mysterious X-ray flashes 
Live Science
China's Einstein Probe detected a mysterious cosmic explosion — and scientists have no idea what caused it
By Skyler D. Ware
Phys.org
Einstein Probe detects mysterious X-ray transient that doesn't fit any known class
By Shreejaya Karantha
Department of Science & Technology (DST)
Astronomers find clues to the origin of energetic cosmic X-ray flashes
ScienceDaily
Einstein Probe may have caught a black hole tearing apart a white dwarf for the first time
BBC Wildlife Magazine
Bum-breathing turtles, two-headed lizards and tree-dwelling kangaroos - meet the 13 weirdest animals in Australia
By Freya Parr
Nature
Ligand-enabled distal desaturative lactonization of aliphatic acids
By Debabrata Maiti, Tanay Pal & Animesh Ghosh

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