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Major Space Milestone for Israeli Company: This Week in Space
Ramon.Space lands major deal, Starship test nears, Venus shows surface instability, and new end-of-universe estimates emerge.
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Forever Young? The Creature that Halts the Biological Clock
A recent study reveals how aging in the amphibian axolotl is nearly completely halted.
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Soviet-Era Spacecraft Crashes into Ocean After 50+ Years in Orbit
Kosmos 482, which raised concern due to uncertainty over its reentry time and location, fell into the Indian Ocean.
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Not Your Typical Crash: This Week in Space
An old Soviet spacecraft heading for Earth, NASA faces sharp budget cuts, and Japan advances toward a lunar landing.
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The Dust That Could Warm Mars
A major challenge in settling the Red Planet is its frigid climate. A new study proposes triggering a greenhouse effect.
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A Climate of Wildfires
The recent massive wildfires in the Jerusalem Hills were among the worst in Israel’s history. Are they part of a growing trend?
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The World’s Oldest Lake: Evidence for Earlier Life on Earth
Could Earth's fresh water—and life—have emerged earlier than we thought?
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Dark Matter Bridge: This Week in Space
The veteran astronaut's landing, updates from the Chinese space station, and how does one lose a spacecraft?
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