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NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman returns to Huntsville for ribbon cutting
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman was in Huntsville on Friday to cut the ribbon on a new facility at the U.S. Space and Rocket Center. Details are limited.
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Emily Sato
Science Editor
Emily covers space exploration, physics, and scientific research. Holds a degree in astrophysics.
155 articles published
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NASA and SpaceX set May 15 for 34th space station resupply launch
The 34th SpaceX supply mission heads to the ISS on May 15 from Cape Canaveral after a weather scrub, with 6,500 pounds of cargo and science experiments.
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How alpha particles broke Intel's DRAM chips in the 1970s
In the 1970s, Intel DRAM chips were failing mysteriously. The culprit was the ceramic casing, which emitted alpha particles that silently flipped 1s to 0s.
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The V-22’s prototype was even more dangerous, a new video argues
A Real Engineering video on Nebula claims the V-22 Osprey's prototype had even greater safety risks than the production model, raising questions about the aircraft's troubled development.
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Haridopolos honors Posey during Financial Services markup, a nod to bipartisanship in committee work
Rep. Mike Haridopolos honored Congressman Bill Posey during a May 13, 2026 Financial Services Committee markup, recognizing his colleague's service and contributions.
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Get unready with NASA's Artemis II astronauts
NASA shares a glimpse of the Artemis II crew's pre-sleep routine on the eighth day of their lunar mission. The video highlights the importance of a solid bedtime checklist in space.
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Project Hail Mary movie reaction: Grace and Rocky's friendship steals the show
Early reactions to the Project Hail Mary adaptation focus on the emotional bond between Grace and Rocky, moving viewers to tears.
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Little Astronaut Moon Song: A playful space rhythm adventure for kids
Little Astronaut Moon Song is described as a playful space exploration and night sky rhythm adventure. Limited details make it hard to assess, but the concept taps into a growing trend of STEM-themed children's content.
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Rocket Zoom Kids Parade blends space exploration with number learning for young children
Rocket Zoom Kids Parade is a playful space-themed number adventure for children, combining early math skills with astronomy imagery. Details remain sparse.
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Nasa plans 2026 test of nuclear-electric engine for Mars missions
Nasa is preparing to test a nuclear-electric propulsion system in 2026 that could cut propellant use by 90 percent compared to conventional rockets, a potential breakthrough for deep-space travel.
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Nasa names Artemis III crew, outlines 2027 docking test mission
Nasa assigned five astronauts to Artemis III, a 2027 mission to test Orion docking with lunar landers in low Earth orbit, a step toward returning humans to the Moon.
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Humans didn't make dogs weird
New research suggests dogs were already morphologically diverse before humans began selectively breeding them, challenging a long-held assumption.