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The agency bundles shared science payloads for dust, navigation, and radiation mapping to support a permanent lunar base.
A new August 1, 2025 satellite image captures sediment forming cone-shaped fans across Russia’s Novaya Zemlya.
Ahead of Sotheby’s New York auction on Tuesday, paleontologists warn wealthy collectors are distorting fossil science.
In a new podcast, the evolutionary biologist explains how invisible fungal systems protect planetary health, and why that matters.
A new study finds manager support helps, yet the broader environment determines how far it actually goes.
The old anhydrous moon story is slipping, reshaping how space resources and lunar mission risk get priced.
A Xultun mural yields the name Sak Tahn Waax and a Mars-Venus orbit formula dated to AD 781.
Disclose climate risks and impacts, and European investors are more likely to fund you. Ignore them, and funding gets harder.
The world’s biggest bald-cap crowd just got logged, and it shows how pop culture engineers participation.
A multi-year VR study maps sudden maneuvers to passenger thresholds, guiding design and flight operations for air taxis.
Decision-makers need to understand the drivers behind repeated record heat waves, and what they break next.
A two-orbit Soyuz rendezvous, scheduled docking, and a full eight months of research onboard the ISS.
