Science Editor
Emily covers space exploration, physics, and scientific research. Holds a degree in astrophysics.
90 articles published
Science & Space
The U.S. employed advanced space technology during ‘Operation Epic Fury’ to neutralize Iranian threats, showcasing the growing role of space in modern warfare.
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NASA's Artemis 2 rocket reached the launch pad on March 19, 2026, setting the stage for humanity's return to the Moon with its April 1 liftoff.
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Explore 2026's top space tech breakthroughs, from NASA's precise laser arrays to methane-fueled rockets revolutionizing commercial launches.
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The 2026 referendum aims to expand classroom spaces, providing students more opportunities to embrace art, STEM, and hands-on learning.
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NASA's James Webb Telescope has uncovered evidence of potential mega structures on K2-18b, a super Earth 124 light-years away, raising questions about alien life.
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NASA's investigation into Boeing's Starliner crewed test flight highlights leadership failures, design issues, and the path forward to restore trust and safety.
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Discoveries from the James Webb Space Telescope in 2026 are redefining our understanding of the early universe, dark matter, and cosmic evolution.
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In 2026, the James Webb Space Telescope unveiled early galaxies, black hole growth, dark matter maps, and stellar death insights reshaping cosmic theories.
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NASA's $20 billion pledge underscores its commitment to developing a moon base, advancing lunar exploration, and strategic initiatives with international and private partners.
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NASA scraps its $20 billion Lunar Gateway project to redirect resources toward building a permanent base on the moon, signaling a bold new space strategy.
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NASA unveils its strategy for a long-term lunar presence and nuclear-powered space exploration during the March 24, 2026, news conference.
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NASA reveals its first nuclear-powered spacecraft, Space Reactor 1 Freedom, set to explore Mars in 2028 with groundbreaking technology and autonomous helicopters.