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Understanding Human Adaptation in Walking A groundbreaking study published in the journal Nature Communications reveals new insights into how humans adapt their walking patterns in response to various challenges. This research, led by experts from MIT and Ohio State University, focuses on

Solar Activity at Its Peak On December 17, the sun exhibited extraordinary behavior, unleashing an exceptionally rare coronal mass ejection (CME) from its farside. This CME was registered by NASA’s Space Weather Database, reaching astonishing speeds of approximately 1,964 miles per second

Astronauts eagerly waiting for their return to Earth will have to extend their stay in space due to unforeseen delays. NASA announced that the Crew-10 mission, part of SpaceX’s ongoing collaboration, is now set to launch no earlier than late March. This

Breakthrough Mission Undocking SpaceX’s Dragon cargo capsule, an integral player in the CRS-31 mission, departed the International Space Station (ISS) on December 16, 2024, at 11:05 a.m. EST. Carrying a hefty load of vital research materials and supplies, the spacecraft is slated

The Future of Lunar Exploration: America vs. China In an astonishing new chapter of space exploration, both the United States and China are gearing up to return astronauts to the Moon. While America has a rich history with twelve astronauts walking its

Mammal Ancestors Found in Unlikely Place Recent excavations in Mallorca, Spain, have unveiled a remarkable fossil, believed to be the oldest known ancestor of mammals. Dating back approximately 270 to 280 million years, this gorgonopsian fossil was unearthed in Banyalbufar, a site

Is artificial light ruining marine life? Recent research suggests it might be. A coalition of international scientists, featuring researchers from the University of Plymouth and Plymouth Marine Laboratory, has made a groundbreaking discovery regarding the repercussions of Artificial Light at Night (ALAN)

The integration of AI and machine learning technology is transforming satellite operations. A groundbreaking development from Dublin aims to enhance the efficiency and longevity of Low Earth Orbit satellites. Réaltra Space Systems Engineering, a Dublin-based company, has secured a contract from the

NASA Confirms Extended Stay for Astronaut Duo In an unforeseen turn of events, two American astronauts, Butch Wilmore and Sunita Williams, are set to extend their stay on the International Space Station (ISS) until at least late March 2025. Initially arriving in

Key Scientific Updates You Can’t Miss Recent scientific discoveries and geopolitical developments have sent waves through the academic and global arenas. Here’s a quick overview of the most crucial updates from the past fortnight. PLA Targets US Military: The People’s Liberation Army