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NASA Is About to Drop Some News on Mysterious Sky Objects
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NASA Is About to Drop Some News on Mysterious Sky Objects

  • James Bailey
  • 09/14/2023

Ever wondered what’s really out there? Well, circle Thursday, September 14, on your calendar, because […]

New Finds of Organic Material on Mars and What It Could Mean
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New Finds of Organic Material on Mars and What It Could Mean

  • James Bailey
  • 08/11/2023

Ever felt like getting away from it all? How about a one-way trip to Mars? […]

Unveiling the Mercury’s Aurora-like Glow
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Unveiling the Mercury’s Aurora-like Glow

  • Adam Collins
  • 07/20/2023

The Mysteries of the Cosmic Ballet Every planet in our solar system, it seems, can […]

The Mystifying Dual-Faced White Dwarf
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The Mystifying Dual-Faced White Dwarf

  • James Bailey
  • 06/22/2023

Cosmic Oddball: The Introduction to Janus” When it comes to astronomical discoveries, some make you […]

Ancient Wisdom in the Space Age: Harnessing Indigenous Knowledge for Space Junk Management
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Ancient Wisdom in the Space Age: Harnessing Indigenous Knowledge for Space Junk Management

  • Harry Roy
  • 06/12/2023

Unraveling the Space Junk Problem When you gaze up at the night sky, you’re probably […]

Your Chances of Getting Hit by a Meteorite
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Your Chances of Getting Hit by a Meteorite

  • Adam Collins
  • 04/29/2023

Meteors, Meteorites, and the Art of Dodging Space Rocks Let’s kick things off with a […]

Two Planets Potentially Sharing One Orbit.A Step Beyond Conspiracy Theories
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Two Planets Potentially Sharing One Orbit.A Step Beyond Conspiracy Theories

  • Harry Roy
  • 03/20/2023

You’ve likely heard the age-old conspiracy theories – another planet hiding on the opposite side […]

A How-to Guide on Tracking the International Space Station
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A How-to Guide on Tracking the International Space Station

  • Thomas Brown
  • 02/20/2023

As the International Space Station (ISS) orbits above us, it presents an opportunity for an […]

A Beginner’s Guide to the Aries Constellation
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A Beginner’s Guide to the Aries Constellation

  • James Bailey
  • 12/02/2022

In the Heart of the Night Sky Have you ever looked up at the night […]

Is Space the Future of Human Survival? Stephen Hawking’s Perspective
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Is Space the Future of Human Survival? Stephen Hawking’s Perspective

  • Adam Collins
  • 02/08/2017

If you’ve ever marveled at the mysteries of the cosmos, intrigued by the thought of […]

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Psilocybin May Protect Nerves From Repeated Chemotherapy Damage

  • Harry Roy
  • 09/18/2026

Heles and colleagues (2026) gave mice as few as two doses of psilocybin before chemotherapy and prevented signs of nerve damage through repeated treatment cycles. The drug protected touch sensation…

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Asteroid 1997 NC1 Will Safely Pass Earth on June 27 and Small Telescopes May See It

  • Harry Roy
  • 06/25/2026

Asteroid (152637) 1997 NC1 will pass Earth on June 27, 2026 at about 2.566 million kilometers, or 1.594 million miles, from our planet. That is safely far away. It is…

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How a 1924 Thesis Changed Everything We Know About Matter

  • Macy Dutton
  • 06/14/2026

In 1924, a French physics graduate student submitted a doctoral thesis proposing that electrons, solid measurable particles, move through space as waves. His committee nearly rejected it. Three years later,…

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How Lead Poisoning Changed the Personality of a Generation

  • Thomas Brown
  • 06/12/2026

How Lead Poisoning Changed the Personality of a Generation A kid growing up next to a busy highway in the 1970s breathed in exhaust fumes laced with lead. That child's…

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Norway Leads the Charge in Banning Gas-Powered Cars – Will the U.S. Follow?

  • Harry Roy
  • 01/22/2017

With a stunning announcement that is turning heads and garnering tweets from green energy enthusiasts, Norway has recently expressed an intent to take a leading role in the transition towards…

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Is Space the Future of Human Survival? Stephen Hawking’s Perspective

  • Adam Collins
  • 02/08/2017

If you've ever marveled at the mysteries of the cosmos, intrigued by the thought of life beyond our planet, then this article is for you. As I turn the spotlight…

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The Future of Autonomous Vehicles

  • Thomas Brown
  • 03/03/2017

Picture this: it's 20 years from now, and you're telling your child the tales of your teenage years – the nervousness of your first driving test, the thrill of passing…

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A Deep Dive into Bitcoin Mining Energy Consumption and Global Impact

  • Adam Collins
  • 04/06/2017

Have you ever wondered about the enigmatic world of Bitcoin mining? Not so long ago, it was a venture open to anyone with a decent computer and a dream of…

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AI and Birth Defects – A Groundbreaking Approach to Predict Drug Risks

  • James Bailey
  • 08/18/2023

Have you ever wondered about the power of artificial intelligence (AI)? Not just its role in creating more engaging video games or streamlining our online shopping, but its potential to…

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Self-Healing Metals: The Dawn of a New Engineering Revolution

  • Harry Roy
  • 08/09/2023

Imagine a world where wear and tear are a thing of the past, where our machines can heal themselves, and our structures can fix their fractures. Sounds like something out…

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A Healthy Future with the Push of a Button. AI’s New Role in Predictive Healthcare

  • James Bailey
  • 08/07/2023

Ever wondered what the future holds for your health? Well, it might soon be just a button press away! How, you ask? Artificial Intelligence, or AI, our multi-talented digital ally,…

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The Impact of AI Chatbots on Kids’ Self-Talk. Harnessing Superpowers for Self-Love

  • Macy Dutton
  • 07/29/2023

Have you ever wished you could harness the powers of a superhero to tackle life's challenges? What if the real superpower was not the ability to fly or move objects…

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Water Ice Buried at Mars’ Equator Is Over 2 Miles Thick

  • Harry Roy
  • 05/28/2026

Water Ice Buried at Mars' Equator Is Over 2 Miles Thick A massive deposit of water ice lies buried beneath the equator of Mars. The ice is stacked in layers…

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Nine Astronauts Hunker Down as Russian Satellite Shatters in Orbit

  • Harry Roy
  • 05/21/2026

# Nine Astronauts Hunker Down as Russian Satellite Shatters in Orbit Nine astronauts on the International Space Station moved into their docked spacecraft on the evening of June 26, 2024.…

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Uranus and Neptune with their newly confirmed small outer moons in space
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Astronomers confirmed three small moons around Uranus and Neptune

  • Harry Roy
  • 05/12/2026

Astronomers have confirmed three new irregular outer moons circling Uranus and Neptune. One orbits Uranus. Two orbit Neptune. The discoveries raise Uranus' known moon count to 28 and Neptune's to…

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Pluto with a faint blue atmospheric haze lit by distant sunlight in deep space.
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JWST Confirms Pluto’s Atmosphere Works in a Way No Other World Does

  • Harry Roy
  • 04/27/2026

In May 2023, the James Webb Space Telescope turned toward Pluto and recorded something planetary scientists had wanted to see for years: the dwarf planet’s mid-infrared glow, separated from the…

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Pluto with a faint blue atmospheric haze lit by distant sunlight in deep space.
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JWST Confirms Pluto’s Atmosphere Works in a Way No Other World Does

  • Harry Roy
  • 04/27/2026

In May 2023, the James Webb Space Telescope turned toward Pluto and recorded something planetary scientists had wanted to see for years: the dwarf planet’s mid-infrared glow, separated from the…

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Two people in a warm, natural conversation, responding to each other almost instantly.
  • Psychology

Why do we click with some people in conversations? It may be timing.

  • Adam Collins
  • 04/23/2026

At a small table in a noisy cafe, one person finishes a story about missing a train. The other answers almost at once. Not by interrupting or by rushing. The…

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Side profile of a middle-aged adult with a subtle brain network overlay suggesting changing neural connections.
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The brain undergoes a great rewiring after age 40

  • Thomas Brown
  • 03/10/2026

Many people notice small changes in midlife before anything dramatic happens. A name stays just out of reach. Switching between tasks takes a bit longer. A noisy room feels more…

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Thoughtful person between work and leisure settings, reflecting the flexible nature of personality.
  • Psychology

Who are you, really? The puzzle of personality

  • Harry Roy
  • 01/12/2026

At 9 a.m., one colleague is already talking. She greets three people, jokes about the coffee machine and walks into the meeting full of energy. Another slips into a chair…

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