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SpaceX rocket part crashes into the moon 
USA Today
A SpaceX rocket crashed into the moon. New images show the aftermath
By Eric Lagatta
AP News
South Korean satellite captures before and after views of SpaceX rocket’s moon crash
By Marcia Dunn
Yahoo
Fake video of SpaceX moon collision circulates online
By Marisha Goldhamer
NASA (.gov)
NASA Will Attempt to Observe Rocket Part’s Lunar Impact
Europe to experience total solar eclipse on August 12 
Space
Total solar eclipse Aug. 12, 2026 live updates — 5 days to totality
By Daisy Dobrijevic
Sky & Telescope
Where to See the August 12th Solar Eclipse Online
BBC
The tiny Spanish village where darkness will fall twice in one night
By Rishika Sharma
BBC Sky at Night Magazine
These are the best places in the UK and Ireland to see the August 2026 solar eclipse
By Iain Todd
Ars Technica
The world’s biggest solar telescope caught vortexes on the Sun’s surface
By Jacek Krywko
Nature
Ubiquitous Kelvin–Helmholtz instabilities driving plasma mixing on the Sun
By David Kuridze, Alexandra Tritschler & Robert H Cameron
NSO - National Solar Observatory
NSF Inouye Solar Telescope Enables Major Discovery of a Hidden Solar Process - NSO
CBS News
Most detailed images ever taken of sun's surface revealed: "Major step forward"
NASA's Voyager 2 power swap 
Live Science
NASA grants Voyager 2 probe another year of power with risky 'Big Bang' maneuver. Now, will it work for Voyager 1?
By Elizabeth Howell
CNN
‘Big Bang’ fix boosts Voyager 2’s mission in interstellar space
By Ashley Strickland
Gizmodo
Upcoming Hack to Keep NASA’s Voyager 1 Alive Exploits a Quirk in Its 1970s Hardware
By Matthew Phelan
NASA Science (.gov)
NASA Engineers Help Prolong Voyager 2’s Science Mission
August skywatching events include Perseid meteor shower 
ScienceDaily
A solar eclipse and the Perseid meteor shower arrive on the same day
WBUR
What can you expect to see during this month's three major celestial events
By Tiziana C. Dearing & Amanda Beland
KING5.com
Best meteor shower of year, 2 eclipses highlight August skywatching events
By Leah Pezzetti
CBC
Get ready for 'meteor Christmas' with an added bonus: a partial solar eclipse
NASA astronauts Jessica Meir and Anil Menon conduct spacewalk 
Space
'One more step': NASA astronauts conduct 6.5-hour spacewalk to prep ISS for solar array upgrade
By Robert Pearlman
NASA (.gov)
Astronauts Complete Spacewalk for Solar Array Modifications
The Times of India
Indian-origin Nasa astronaut Anil Menon embarks on maiden 6.5-hour ISS spacewalk
The Lufkin Daily News
NASA astronaut Jessica Meir is pictured June 30 outside of the International Space Station during a seven-hour-and-20-minute spacewalk to replace a malfunctioning wrist joint on the Canadarm2 robotic arm.
NASA stabilizes Link spacecraft sent to rescue Swift telescope 
USA Today
NASA's bid to save a prized space telescope takes an alarming turn
By Eric Lagatta
Space
Engineers race to save stricken LINK rescue spacecraft before it's too late
By Mike Wall
NASA Science (.gov)
LINK Spacecraft Recovery Progressing for NASA’s Swift Boost
By Alise Fisher
Jalopnik
NASA Needs To Save The Satellite It Needs To Save Another Satellite
By Nicholas Werner
Researchers generate quantum entanglement using sunlight 
Phys.org
Sunlight-powered setup generates quantum entanglement
Scientific American
Sunlight could be the key to making quantum computers less energy-hungry
By Claire Cameron
Interesting Engineering
Breakthrough: Quantum entanglement generated using sunlight instead of lasers
By Ameya Paleja
Gadget Review
Sunlight Just Generated Quantum Entanglement – No Laser Required
Scientists confirm Charles Darwin's carnivorous plant theory 
Newser
Scientists Confirm Darwin Hunch 150 Years Later
By John Johnson
Nature
Identification of carnivory in the flowering plant Saxifraga via multidisciplinary evidence
By Douglas E. Soltis, Tao Deng & Jun Tong Chen
The New York Times
Darwin Was Right: These Plants Are Carnivores
By Jack Tamisiea
CNN
Darwin proposed that a type of plant was carnivorous. Scientists finally proved him right
By Mindy Weisberger
Quanta Magazine
Neutrinos From Deep Inside Earth Provide a New Picture of the Mantle
By James Dinneen
Phys.org
Charting the galaxy: Milky Way Mapper survey releases latest all-sky spectra
EurekAlert!
Cosmic mayhem in high definition: the local volume mapper unveils hyperspectral maps of galactic nurseries
Universe Space Tech
Massive black holes were much more common in the early Universe
starlust.org
SDSS Data Release 20 reveals all-sky map of supermassive black holes
ScienceAlert
Sharks With Headlights: Glowing Sharks Use Their Own Shine to Hunt Prey, New Evidence Suggests
By Michelle Starr
Study explores the absence of small dinosaurs 
Reuters
Why were there no tiny dinosaurs? You might blame the mammals
By Will Dunham
Phys.org
Were there tiny dinosaurs? New study explores one of evolution's biggest mysteries
Fredericksburg.com
At Trump's DOJ, watchdogs gutted as misconduct complaints soar
By Andrew Goudsward, Brad Heath & Shubham Kalia
The Bristol Herald Courier
US appeals court blocks Trump’s $400 million White House ballroom project
Telescopes capture rare stellar explosion 
Live Science
A star 20 times the size of the sun died in a supernova — and telescopes around the world joined forces to watch it
By Elizabeth Howell
Space
Astronomers witness the strange final moments of a massive star's supernova death (video)
By Stefanie Waldek
NOIRLab
Astronomers Catch Massive Star’s Death From the First Explosive Moment
cmu.edu
The McWilliams Center for Cosmology & Astrophysics
Perseverance rover photographs Earth from Mars 
Space
Mars rover watches Earth disappear behind Phobos photo of the day for Aug. 6, 2025
By Brett Tingley
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) (.gov)
NASA’s Perseverance Rover Watches Earth Vanish Behind Martian Moon
PetaPixel
This Grainy Photo of Earth Captured on Mars Is Way Cooler Than It Looks
By Jeremy Gray
IFLScience
For The First Time Ever We've Photographed Earth Being Hidden Behind A Martian Moon
By Stephen Luntz
NASA partners with companies to build Moon Base infrastructure 
Spaceflight Now
NASA, Northrop Grumman repurpose Gateway elements for Moon Base demo missions
By Will Robinson-Smith
NASA (.gov)
NASA Provides Updates on Moon Base Cargo Landers, Tech Demonstrations
New York Post
NASA’s moon base will be a reality and Americans will live there within 20 years, agency’s chief says
By Lydia Moynihan
Interesting Engineering
Autonomous Moon excavation system targets future base construction
By Aamir Khollam
Reflect Orbital plans to beam sunlight from space mirrors 
NBC News
Environmental groups challenge FCC approval of startup’s plan to beam on-demand sunlight from space
By Jean H. Lee
PCMag
Environmental Groups Want FCC to Reverse Plans for Space Mirror Satellite
By Michael Kan
CTV News
‘Like a comic book villain plot:’ Astronomers raise alarm about giant mirrors in space project
By Danton Unger
Newsweek
A company got approval to put a giant mirror in space. Experts are raising alarms
By Soo Kim
New Ice Age toad species discovered at La Brea Tar Pits 
latimes.com
Tiny toad, big discovery: New ice age amphibian found in La Brea Tar Pits collection
By Vives Ruben
CNN
Newly discovered oddball amphibian fossils could reveal clues about the prehistoric LA climate
By Taylor Nicioli
Popular Science
Forgotten fossil from 1950s is actually a new species of Ice Age frog
By Laura Baisas
Sci.News
La Brea Tar Pits Yield New Species of Ice Age Toad
Nitrogen flow across Pluto's glacier 
Gizmodo
Pluto’s Famous Glacial Heart Has Been Secretly Leaking Liquid Nitrogen
By Gayoung Lee
NASA Science (.gov)
NASA’s New Horizons Finds Evidence of Recent Liquid on Pluto’s Surface
By Erin Morton
Phys.org
Liquid nitrogen may have recently flowed across Pluto's heart-shaped glacier
By Swati Mestri
Space Daily
Pluto was expected to be a frozen, cratered relic, but when New Horizons flew past in 2015 it found flowing nitrogen glaciers, mountains of water ice and hints of a hidden ocean, on a world where the Sun looks like just a bright star
Yahoo
Strange Holes in Ancient Sloth Bones May Rewrite Human History
By Tim Newcomb
Astronomers confirm atmosphere on rocky exoplanet LHS 1140b 
Space Daily
A rocky planet 48 light-years away in the constellation Cetus has become the first world in a habitable zone ever confirmed to hold an atmosphere, and scientists found it by watching helium quietly leak into space
By Lachlan Brown
Astronomy Magazine
Astronomers just found the first atmosphere on a rocky exoplanet in the habitable zone
By Brooks Mendenhall
CNN
A rocky exoplanet may be a formidable candidate for extraterrestrial life
Daily Camera
Astronomers find an atmosphere on an Earthlike planet a CU Boulder professor helped discover
By Olivia Doak
Bored Panda
If You Like Learning Random Knowledge, Here Are 65 Interesting Facts For You
ScienceDaily
Earth’s molten core suddenly reversed direction — and scientists don’t know why
Researchers assemble first complete songbird genome 
Phys.org
First complete songbird genome exposes missing genes and chromosome architecture
EurekAlert!
Songbird genome (IMAGE)
Earth.com
2,710 genes were missing from the zebra finch genome map
Bioengineer.org
Complete Songbird Genome Uncovers Hidden Biological Insights
Phys.org
Rare ultra-magnetic star may be key to solving 90-year old quantum cold case
Nature
Vacuum birefringence and the polarized X-ray emission from a radio magnetar
By Teruaki Enoto, Chin-Ping Hu & Wynn C G Ho
NASA Science (.gov)
NASA’s IXPE May Have Proven 90-Year-Old Theory
Louisiana State University
When the Universe Does the Experiment
Study links Neanderthal gene to increased muscle mass 
Newsweek
You May Carry Neanderthal DNA. Scientists Found What It Does to You
By Melissa Fleur Afshar
Phys.org
Neanderthal growth hormone receptor increases muscle mass in people today, study shows
By Sadie Harley
Max-Planck-Gesellschaft
Neandertal growth hormone receptor increases muscle mass in people today
Scientific American
Your muscles could get a boost from Neanderthal genes
By Jackie Flynn Mogensen & Jackie Flynn
Medical Xpress
A precise neuronal mechanism allows the brain to plan future routes to remembered goals
By Ingrid Fadelli
Phys.org
JWST study suggests a handful of 'leaky' galaxies reionized the early universe
By Shreejaya Karantha
WSJ
Breakthrough on How Avocado Trees Change Sexes Could Cut Years From Breeding Cycle
By Roshan Fernandez
The Guardian
‘You’d want one as a pet’: the irresistibly cute solar-powered sea slug
By Patrick Barkham
Space Daily
The James Webb Space Telescope just found the same unidentified molecule on both Titan and Pluto — two worlds with almost nothing in common — and scientists say they cannot yet match it to any known substance in any existing database
Phys.org
New quantum microscopy trick quadruples microscope resolution
By Kimm Fesenmaier
Space Daily
Scientists reanalysed 1978 Pioneer Venus data and found the planet's clouds are roughly 60% water, not the concentrated sulfuric acid assumed for decades — a finding that quietly reopens the question of whether something could live up there
Yahoo
Scientists Found DNA from Not One, but Two ‘Ghost Species’ Hiding in Our Genetic Code
By Elizabeth Rayne
Evolution of snakes in Brazil 
Yahoo
In Brazil, an 80-million-year-old fossil may reveal how snakes first traded walking for slithering
ScienceDaily
80-million-year-old snake brain reveals a surprising evolutionary secret
smithsonianmag.com
How Did Some Reptiles Lose Their Limbs to Become Snakes? An 80-Million-Year-Old Fossil Helps Uncover the Winding Evolutionary History
By Margherita Bassi
EurekAlert!
Early snake Tametara mirim (IMAGE)
Fossils from Spain reveal Homo antecessor cannibalism 
The Independent
Human ancestor fossils unearthed in Spain point to grim secret of first Europeans
By Vishwam Sankaran
Yahoo
Spain cave discovery upends theory that ancient cannibals targeted children alone
By Jennifer Green
Phys.org
Homo antecessor skull layers resemble modern humans and Neanderthals, fragments suggest
Discover Magazine
New Fossils From Spain's Gran Dolina Cave Reveal Ancient Cannibalism and New Clues About Homo antecessor
By Rj Mackenzie
Study suggests life on Earth may have emerged twice 
ScienceAlert
'Only One Conclusion': Radical Study Suggests Life on Earth Arose Twice
By Michael Irving
Phys.org
Two origins of life: Free-living cells may have emerged twice as bacteria and archaea diverged
smithsonianmag.com
A New Study Points to Two Origins of Life on Earth by Tracing Early Chemical Reactions in Single-Celled Organisms
By Viviane Callier
The Independent
Life may have emerged on Earth in one of these two possible ways, scientists say
By Vishwam Sankaran
Travel + Leisure
The Best Places in the U.S. to Watch 2026’s Biggest Meteor Showers—From the Perseids to the Geminids
By Stephanie Vermillion
Space Daily
Saturn now has at least 285 confirmed moons — after astronomers recognised 128 new ones in a single announcement in March 2025 and another 11 in March 2026 — making every textbook printed before 2024 quietly wrong on the subject
Space Daily
The nearest star system sits 4.2 light-years away—a distance today’s spacecraft would need tens of thousands of years to cross, yet a proposed laser-driven sail carrying a gram-scale probe could make the journey in just over 20.
Asteroid Apophis to pass within 32,000 kilometers of Earth in 2029 
Space Daily
In April 2029, asteroid Apophis will pass just 32,000 kilometres above Earth—inside the orbit of geostationary satellites—and NASA’s OSIRIS-APEX spacecraft will follow close behind to see what Earth’s gravity did to it
ScienceAlert
In April 2029, a Massive Asteroid Will Just Miss Earth. Scientists Are Worried There Could Still Be Major Consequences
By Michelle Starr
El Cronista
It’s not an eclipse: the rare sky event millions will witness in 2029 that won’t return for generations
Operativ Məlumat Mərkəzi
Could Apophis asteroid collide with space debris in 2029?
Sci.News
Tiny New Primate Species Emerges from 50-Million-Year-Old Wyoming Sandstone
Yahoo
Scientists Found a Strange New Material Born in the Fireball of the Hiroshima Atomic Bomb
By Elizabeth Rayne
Giant Freakin Robot
Scientists Revive Extinct Animal Frozen For Almost 50,000 Years
By Chad Langen
realsimple.com
Skip the Garden Bed—These 6 Perennials Prefer Growing in Pots
By Wendy Gould
Phys.org
Observing key material properties atom by atom for the first time
Plant compounds in lab 
Good News Network
Used for Centuries as Poison, Larkspur, Wolfsbane May Become Medicine After Lab Breakthrough
NDTV
Deadly Flowers, Powerful Medicines? Study Says Two Plants May Help With Pain, Malaria And Cancer
By Debosmita Ghosh
SciTechDaily
These Beautiful Flowers Can Paralyze You, but Their Chemistry Could Save Lives
By Connor Yeck
Michigan State University
Deadly flowers have big medical potential
By Connor Yeck
Phys.org
Milky Way-like simulation reveals how central galactic structures grow together
By Janine Fohlmeister
19FortyFive
NASA Set a Launch Date of 31 October 1973 to Send Three Astronauts Past Venus. The Mission Would Have Lasted 396 Days.
By Harrison Kass
Boing Boing
In 1982, a 27-year-old man lost a gunfight with a cactus
By Jason Weisberger
Space Daily
Something happening far below the surface of the Earth is quietly forcing airports all over the world to close their runways and repaint them, and almost no passenger has any idea why it happens.
ScienceAlert
Blue Whales Shouldn't Be Able to Hunt The Way They Do. Scientists Have Finally Discovered How They Pull It Off
By Jess Cockerill
Interesting Engineering
7 extraordinary cosmic objects that continue to puzzle astronomers
By Kaif Shaikh
Jupiter's moon Europa study 
Space Daily
Europa Clipper is already in space, travelling 1.8 billion miles toward Jupiter's moon Europa, where a subsurface ocean holds more water than every ocean on Earth combined — it arrives April 2030 to ask whether anything is alive inside
Space
Jupiter's moon Europa may have signs of life in its buried ocean — but can we get to them?
By Sharmila Kuthunur
NASA Science (.gov)
APOD: 1998 January 02 - Europa's Disconnected Surface
By Jerry T. Bonnell & Robert J. Nemiroff
The Times of India
Europa may hold more water than Earth, but a new study suggests its hidden ocean is almost impossible to reach
Space Daily
In the middle of the rainy season, a stretch of Bolivia's high desert turns into the largest mirror on the planet — a thin, perfectly still sheet of water spread across ten thousand square kilometers of salt, so exact that the sky and the ground become impossible to te
Space Daily
A Category 1 hurricane on Earth begins at 119 km/h. Neptune's fastest winds reach about 2,000 km/h — nearly 17 times faster.
Space Daily
Cassini bounced radio waves off Titan’s three largest seas and found their open surfaces mirror-smooth, with roughness no greater than 3.3 millimetres RMS, while rougher estuaries hinted that methane-rich rivers were entering more ethane-rich seas
Phys.org
Mitochondria act as sensors for essential iron molecule, study reveals
Space Daily
Earth's core holds enough gold to cover every continent in a layer 50 centimetres deep, but until volcanic rocks from Hawaii were analysed in 2025, geologists assumed it was sealed away forever — the core turns out to be leaking
ScienceDaily
Earth’s hidden “gold kitchen” lies beneath the seafloor
AOL.co.uk
Incredible deep Earth ‘gold kitchen' found under submarine volcanoes
By Ciaran Mcgrath
express.co.uk
Incredible deep Earth ‘gold kitchen’ found under submarine volcanoes
By Ciaran Mcgrath
Einstein math tile 
Live Science
Crystal made from 13-sided 'einstein' shape bends light in ways nobody imagined
By Larissa G. Capella
Scientific American
Mathematical ‘einstein’ tile works in the real world, to everyone’s surprise
By Joseph Howlett
Yahoo
Mathematical tile shaped like a crooked hat solves decades-old Einstein problem
By Joseph Shavit
Interesting Engineering
Scientists unravel new physics after laser diffracts in chiral patters
By Ameya Paleja
Amazonian zombie fungus study 
Ars Technica
Parasitic zombie-ant fungus thrives in mosses, too
By Jennifer Ouellette
IFLScience
Amazonian "Zombie-Ant" Fungus Just Got Even Weirder As Scientists Discover It’s Been Living A Secret Double Life Inside An Entirely Different Host
By Rachael Funnell
Phys.org
Amazonian 'zombie' fungus harbors a hidden stage inside forest mosses, new study reveals
Nautilus | Science
The Bizarre Life Cycle of “Zombie-Ant” Fungus Gets a New Twist
ScienceAlert
Your DNA Isn't Just a Double Helix. Scientists Just Found What Else It's Hiding
By Peter Dockrill
CNET
These Studies Show Even One Home Security Camera Is a Deal-Breaker for Burglars
By Tyler Lacoma
Astronaut Don Pettit releases Milky Way photo from ISS 
PetaPixel
Don Pettit’s Staggering Photo Confounds Skeptics
By Matt Growcoot
NDTV
Astronaut Shares Breathtaking View Of Milky Way From Space
By Astitva Raj
Inshorts
Never-before-seen picture of Milky Way galaxy released | 'Phenomenal shot' | Inshorts
Lavender Hotel
How NASA Astronauts Actually Photograph the Milky Way From Orbit
oceanographicmagazine.com
Guest Column: Where have the long-spined black sea urchins gone?
By Gary Rose
Space Daily
Europa may literally glow green, blue or white on its night side because Jupiter’s radiation energises salts frozen into its surface, and the colour of that glow could offer a new clue to what its hidden ocean is made of
Deccan Herald
Gauribidanur: How a quiet landscape became a hub for science

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