Space debris threatens satellites and astronauts, highlighting the urgency to prevent cascading collisions in orbit.

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From arachnid-like formations and mysterious blobs to an underground ocean and a giant volcano, here are our 10 favorite things scientists discovered on Mars this year.

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Blast off into the fascinating history of America's visionary quest to explore the heavens

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New research in epigenetics reveals how early-life experiences influence gene expression and brain development.

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A new "molecular lantern" technique allows researchers to monitor molecular changes in the brain non-invasively using a thin light-emitting probe.

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What if a single human-made structure could subtly alter the Earth’s rotation? The colossal barrage des Trois Gorges in China doesn’t just generate record-breaking electricity—it also shifts planetary mechanics in ways you’d never expect. NASA’s findings reve…

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Advances in technology raise questions about the need to send people to space - and the risks and cost

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A 2023 astronaut photo captured a rare effect, known as sunglint, transforming the surface of one of Russia's deepest lakes into a sea of swirling clouds. The crater lake is sandwiched between a pair of unusual volcanic "nesting dolls" on a Pacific island.

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The new year holds several astronomical events Oklahomans can enjoy, one of which has already begun. Here are some major space events to see in 2025.

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Solar storms may bring northern lights to several states in the northern part of the U.S. as people ring in the new year.

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"Up to this year, most observations were consistent, with dark energy being the cosmological constant. Nonetheless, 2024 was full of hints pointing out this might not be the case."

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What makes your favorite winter sweater so perfectly snug and flexible? Scientists have uncovered a surprising force at play in the fabric’s ability to adapt to different shapes. It’s not just about the yarn or the stitches—it’s something hidden in plain sigh…

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Imagine you’ve worked 12 hours in hot and dirty conditions. Some of your co-workers have collapsed or been injured. You wish you could just get another job. But you can’t. You’re stuck in space.

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Tips, telescopes and cameras for observing the night sky

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A new environmental study is intended to support the continued increase of SpaceX launches from a California spaceport, but that growth faces obstacles.

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If scientists are right, this would be the first successful long-term prediction of a volcanic eruption.

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A celestial end-of-the-year light show is certainly a way to welcome 2025.

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Efficient swimming and feeding make the creatures a model for human machines.

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Could black holes be hiding in plain sight? Scientists suggest that ancient rocks and solid objects could carry microscopic clues of primordial black holes—tiny remnants of the universe's earliest moments. These black holes, smaller than a dime, might leave b…

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Bay Area scientists weigh in on the “Kessler Syndrome,” the looming space junk crisis that would disrupt how we use satellites and our atmosphere on Earth.

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