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Evaluate your houseplants’ environment to ensure they are receiving adequate sunlight and moisture. Practice mindful watering; check soil moisture before watering to prevent overwatering. Use a balanced fertilizer during the growing season to provide necessary nutrients for growth. Regularly prune your plants

SpaceX will be launching two Falcon 9 rockets from Cape Canaveral on Tuesday. The morning launch is scheduled for 5:15 a.m., while the evening launch will take place at 6:07 p.m. The evening launch offers the best visibility, with optimal viewing conditions

China’s Chang’e-7 mission aims to discover water ice at the moon’s south pole. It features an advanced flying robot designed to explore areas traditional rovers cannot reach. The flying detector can navigate craters previously untouched for billions of years, searching for vital

The moon’s far side may be geologically active, with recent discoveries indicating it is not dormant. Researchers have identified 266 “wrinkle ridges,” suggesting significant geological changes have occurred within the last 160 million years. These ridges are formed from the moon’s surface

The University of Vienna is seeking PhD candidates to join the research group on Atmospheric Transport Processes. The role involves working on Lagrangian transport models like FLEXPART to analyze greenhouse gases and pollutants. This 4-year position offers a starting date in April

The Blue Ghost Lunar Lander, developed by Firefly Aerospace, is integral to advancing U.S. lunar exploration efforts. It supports NASA’s Artemis program by delivering scientific payloads and supplies, enhancing sustainability in lunar missions. The lander boasts a 150-kilogram payload capacity, facilitating diverse