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NASA’s CLPS Program: Building a Lunar Economy After IM-2
Intuitive Machines' IM-2 lander tipped sideways near the Moon's South Pole and the company lost NASA's coveted rover contracts to two rivals—yet the commercial lunar economy NASA's CLPS program is building keeps moving forward.Metasurface Solar Telescope Captures Full Magnetic Maps in One Shot
The Solar Imaging Metasurface Polarimeter (SIMPol) uses a wafer-thin nanoscale chip to capture a complete map of the sun's magnetic field in one simultaneous snapshot, eliminating the mechanical rotating parts and sequential exposures that limit conventional solar polarimeters.Geochemistry Origins of Life: Did Earth’s Rocks Force Life to Begin?
Thermodynamic calculations from NASA's LIFE RCN seminar series suggest early Earth's mineral-water reactions didn't just permit life's building blocks — they may have chemically compelled their assembly, with implications for the search for life on Europa and Enceladus.Heat Waves Drive 42% of Wildfire Burn Area — New Study Explains Why
A new peer-reviewed study finds that heat waves — despite occupying just 12–15% of warm-season days — account for 42% of all area burned by wildfires, with daily burn rates running more than 50% higher during extreme heat events.8 Ways Rare Disease Families Are Co-Authoring the Science That Could Save Them
More than 300 million people live with a rare disease, yet diagnosis alone averages six years. These eight stories show how affected families are moving from the waiting room to the research table — and reshaping rare disease science from the inside.Early Career Scientist Wins National Fellowship to Fight Heart Disease
A postdoctoral researcher at the Fralin Biomedical Research Institute is among a nationally competitive group of early-career scientists earning fellowships to advance cardiovascular disease research. These awards are rewriting what heart disease prevention and treatment can realistically look like.Load More