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SpaceX No Longer Needs NASA — and That Threatens America’s Space Science
SpaceX has signaled it no longer depends on NASA to survive — and that reversal of leverage puts NASA's budget credibility, scientific missions, and long-term relevance at serious risk.
NASA and Google’s AI Medical Robot Tackles Deep Space’s 24-Minute Emergency Gap
With Mars-bound astronauts facing communication delays of up to 24 minutes one way and no surgeon on board, NASA and Google Public Sector are testing an AI-powered robotic medical assistant designed to guide crew members through emergencies entirely without real-time help from Earth.
Fruit-Eating Dinosaur Fossil Reveals a Species Built Like a Parrot
Scientists have identified Infernogallus jamesi as the first known frugivorous dinosaur species, its fossil jaw structure so closely mirroring that of fruit-eating parrots that researchers say convergent evolution is the only logical explanation.
NASA’s Swift Detected 1,000+ Gamma-Ray Bursts — Now Its Orbit Is Falling
After 22 years and more than 1,000 gamma-ray burst detections, NASA's Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory has ended its science mission — not by design, but because a commercial rescue attempt failed and its orbit sank too low to save.
NASA’s Dragonfly Drone Heads to Titan’s Methane Seas — Send Your Name
NASA's nuclear-powered Dragonfly rotorcraft will fly across Titan's methane lakes and ancient craters searching for signs of life — and you can send your name along for the billion-mile ride, free, before it launches in 2027.
Antikythera Mechanism’s 35 Gears Predicted Eclipses 2,000 Years Early
Hauled from a Greek shipwreck in 1901, the Antikythera Mechanism's interlocking bronze gears could predict solar and lunar eclipses with striking accuracy — making it the world's oldest analog computer by more than a millennium.Load More
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