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Researchers tested an engineered enzyme on donated skin tissue and brought its chemical aging markers down to levels typically seen in 31-year-old skin, a separate test on a 75-year-old donor’s arteries cut the same damage by more than seventy percent

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#SpaceWatchGL Opinion: The Invisible Crew That Carried Us to the Moon

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e-GEOS to Provide Technical Training to the African Space Agency under New AESPP Institutional Cooperation Project

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Mauritius Joins the Artemis Accords, Becoming the Program’s 70th and 7th African Signatory

The Netherlands Launches Space Command Under Air and Space Force

Skyroot Aerospace Reaches Orbit on Maiden ‘Vikram-1’ Flight, Making India the Third Nation with Private Launch Capability

Arthur Aron’s 1997 study generated 36 questions that escalate in intimacy, and two strangers who worked through all of them in the lab reported feeling closer than many people do with lifelong friends

Twice in a row: SpaceX rocket aborts launch at last second again (video)

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Four astronauts, 3 spacecraft, 2 weeks in orbit: Artemis III will be NASA's most complicated mission ever

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We tend to blame the flat, on-rails feeling of adult life on tiredness or the job, but diary and brain research point to something else: predictability itself lets the days run without conscious attention

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Roughly 2% of the global population meets the clinical threshold for giftedness — and the same neural overexcitability that defines it drives sensory overwhelm in crowded rooms

In a cave 18 metres below the surface at Movile in Romania, sealed off from the outside world for 5.5 million years, biologists have found 48 species that live on hydrogen sulphide and have never seen sunlight

Artemis II was an incredible reminder of our shared humanity just when we needed it most (op-ed)

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Viking Mars Missions: Celebrating Success Five Decades Ago…and a Detective Case That Did Not Close

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Rocket launch costs have dropped 96% since 1960. How low can they go?

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Did Viking 1 find life on Mars 50 years ago? Here's why the debate continues

Elon Musk Denies Report SpaceX was Buying 1 Million B300 GPUs and Racks

AI rocket engine startup LegendSpace raises $29.5 million angel round

On July 18, 2026, Skyroot Aerospace’s Vikram-1 became the first privately developed Indian rocket to reach orbit from Sriharikota after a 35-minute hold — the visible result of six years of reforms that opened orbital launch to private builders alongside ISRO

In 1977, NASA launched two probes designed to last five years. Voyager 1 and 2 are now the only human-made objects in interstellar space, still operating, still transmitting, funded by a team of engineers some of whom have worked on the mission for nearly 50 years

John Bowlby, the British psychiatrist who built attachment theory in the 1950s, argued that a child’s need for closeness is as basic as hunger, and that the calm, undemanding child is often the one who learned asking for less kept the peace

An artificial 'Saturn's ring' of satellites could soon fill the sky, astronomers warn

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How do you piece together what life was like in Pompeii?

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The Dunning-Kruger effect, mapped by two Cornell psychologists in 1999, found that the least skilled people often vastly overrate their ability, while top performers tend to judge themselves more accurately

The human gut contains roughly 500 million neurons wired directly to the brain via the vagus nerve — and it registers signals before conscious thought catches up

In March 1982, the Soviet Venera 13 lander survived 127 minutes on the surface of Venus at roughly 457 degrees Celsius and 89 atmospheres of pressure, drilling and analysing a soil sample while transmitting the first colour photographs ever taken from the surface of another planet

We treat daydreaming as a lapse in focus, but neuroscientists tracking the brain’s default mode network found that a wandering mind lights up the same circuits used for planning the future and solving problems left unattended

The basal ganglia, buried deep beneath the cortex, help turn a studied city map into a route you can follow on autopilot — and help keep a habit intact long after the conscious memory of forming it has faded

A full-time airline crew member flying heavy North Atlantic routes can absorb between 2,000 and 5,000 microsieverts of cosmic radiation a year, picking up four to six microsieverts every single hour aloft