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Here’s the best, most inspiring and coolest science we encountered this year
Here’s the best, most inspiring and coolest science we encountered this year
The Short-Baseline Neutrino Program will try to determine once and for all whether sterile neutrinos are real
How can the December solstice have the longest night in the Northern Hemisphere but neither the earliest sunset nor the latest sunrise? Earth’s orbital quirks offer answers
The first vehicles to fly under NASA’s new lunar delivery initiative will aim to be the first commercial spacecraft to land softly on another celestial body
The James Webb Space Telescope caught its second glimpse of the year of Uranus and its bright-shining rings
The flare may have been accompanied by a plasma eruption now headed toward Earth
Ice crystals suspended in the air put on a gorgeous show if you know when and where to look
Molecules in Enceladus’s icy plumes suggest that alien life could exist in our solar system
Mars Sample Return has always been an expensive, high-risk, high-reward project. But now, with realization of the mission’s actual cost and expanding timeline, Congress must commit to fully supporting the effort or risk tanking the rest of NASA’s planetary science program...
A major report plotting the future of U.S. particle physics calls for cuts to the beleaguered DUNE project, advocates a “muon shot” for a next-generation collider and recommends a new survey of the universe’s oldest observable light...
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