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APOD: 2026 September 5 – Chasing the Moon’s Shadow

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An 1847 survey put Poplar Island at more than 1,100 acres; erosion had left about four acres by the early 1990s. Sediment dredged from Baltimore’s shipping channels has been rebuilding it toward 1,715 acres, where surveys have logged more than 250 bird species, 38 of them nesting.

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Mars’s interior was long modelled as broadly symmetrical — but a Nature study published on 27 August found evidence that the mantle beneath its southern highlands remains 200 to 400°C hotter than the north and may be partially molten, an enormous thermal divide whose origin remains unexplained.

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Star formation across the cosmos has fallen by roughly 59 per cent in 4.5 billion years, yet its reservoir of neutral atomic hydrogen declined by only about 11 to 26 per cent—a mismatch that rules out rapid loss of atomic gas as the primary cause and shifts the mystery to how galaxies convert that gas into star-forming molecular clouds.

Cassini logged 67 crossings of the funnel where the solar wind reaches Saturn, and after the count was divided by how long the spacecraft spent looking, the peak sat in the afternoon instead of at noon where Earth’s cusp sits — three crossings turned up past dusk

Who knew there were so many more moons?

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UFO filmed by pilot Jorge Arteaga while flying a Cessna T303 Crusader

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Scientists detect signals of hydrogen from billions of years ago. Could this help us map out the universe?

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Blue Origin expands test and launch sites across the Cape

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Milky Way at the dining table: Bath art show celebrates 18th-century brother and sister astronomers

The AI boom is pushing data-centre emissions higher while simultaneously accelerating America’s solar buildout: data centres could generate nearly half of US electricity-demand growth through 2030, prompting tech companies and utilities to commission vast new renewable projects—even as natural gas supplies much of the power that solar cannot provide around the clock.

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NASA Hosts Virtual Artemis Webinar for Blind, Low-Vision Community

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NASA Knows Drought

Venus is becoming a thinner crescent — and that's when it finally starts making sense

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A handful of huskies imported from Labrador in the 1940s and topped up with dogs from Greenland became the ancestors of a sledge dog population that hauled supplies across the ice for nearly half a century, until a treaty banning all non-native animals forced the last of them to be removed from the continent entirely in February 1994.

For nearly 50 years, Venus’s clouds have been understood as droplets of concentrated sulfuric acid—but a 2025 reinterpretation of data inadvertently collected by NASA’s Pioneer Venus Large Probe in 1978 suggests their aerosols may instead be about 60 per cent bound water by mass, locked largely inside hydrated iron and magnesium salts.

In the 1990s a few Burmese pythons, once pet snakes let loose or escaped in Florida, found the Everglades so perfectly suited to them that they have since bred into a population thought to run into the tens of thousands, and in the worst-hit areas the raccoons, opossums and rabbits have almost entirely vanished from the night.

Stars forge and deliver the elements that make up your body — and scientists may finally know how

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