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NASA targets April 1 launch for Artemis II moon mission 
Space
How risky is the Artemis 2 astronaut launch to the moon? NASA would rather not say
By Mike Wall
CNN
Unanimous vote in risk assessment clears way for 4 astronauts to launch on moon mission
By Jackie Wattles
Spectrum News 13
NASA adds new launch date to Artemis II launch
By Anthony Leone
NASA (.gov)
NASA to Share Artemis II Flight Readiness Review Update
Scientists study mass migration of stars across the Milky Way 
Live Science
'Mass migration' of stars from the Milky Way's center could explain why there's life in our solar system
By Elizabeth Howell
Scientific American
The sun and thousands of its twins migrated across the Milky Way just in time
By Jacek Krywko
Astronomy Magazine
The Sun’s galactic migration may have made life on Earth possible
By Ashley Balzer Vigil
Gizmodo
Our Sun Was Born in a Hellish Part of the Milky Way. New Research Explains How It Escaped
By Passant Rabie
Cygnus XL departure from ISS 
Space
ISS astronauts take out the space trash | Space photo of the day for March 12, 2026
By Brett Tingley
USA Today
Cargo spacecraft to crash through Earth's atmosphere, burn up
By Eric Lagatta
Yahoo
Northrop Grumman's 1st 'Cygnus XL' cargo spacecraft departs the space station
By Mike Wall
NASA (.gov)
Canadarm2 Releases Cygnus XL Spacecraft Ending Cargo Mission
By Mark A. Garcia
Astronomers observe birth of a magnetar 
Ars Technica
Magnetars drag spacetime to power superluminous supernovae
By Jacek Krywko
University of California, Berkeley
Astronomers capture birth of a magnetar, confirming link to some of universe’s brightest exploding stars
By Robert Sanders
Space
Astronomers witness colossal supernova explosion create one of the most magnetic stars in the universe for the first time
By Robert Lea
Nature
Lense–Thirring precessing magnetar engine drives a superluminous supernova
By Peter Blanchard, D. Andrew Howell & Daichi Hiramatsu
SpaceX Starlink launch 
Noozhawk
Vandenberg’s Next Mission: SpaceX Rocket Launch on Friday Morning
By Janene Scully
Spaceflight Now
SpaceX launches 25 Starlink satellites on Falcon 9 rocket from Vandenberg Space Force Base
By Will Robinson-Smith
Ventura County Star
SpaceX plans overnight Friday the 13th rocket launch at Vandenberg
By Eric Lagatta
Santa Maria Times
Friday morning SpaceX mission cleared to launch from Vandenberg SFB
Climate change and Earth's day length 
Gizmodo
Earth’s Spin Is Slowing at a Pace Not Seen in Millions of Years—and You Can Guess Why
By Matthew Phelan
Scientific American
Earth’s days are getting longer at an unprecedented rate. Climate change is to blame
By Claire Cameron
Daily Mail
Days really are dragging! Length of days on Earth is increasing at an 'unprecedented' rate - and scientists say climate change is to blame
By Wiliam Hunter
La Brújula Verde
Polar ice melt is slowing Earth's rotation and lengthening days at an unprecedented rate in the last 3.6 million years
By Guillermo Carvajal
NASA begins building Dragonfly drone for 2028 launch to Titan 
Space
NASA begins building nuclear-powered Dragonfly drone for 2028 launch to Saturn moon Titan
By Elizabeth Howell
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Dragonfly Mission Begins Rotorcraft Integration, Testing Stage
By Mike Buckley
CPG Click Petróleo e Gás
NASA's first helicopter headed to another moon: In 2034, Dragonfly will land on Titan, fly through Saturn's icy atmosphere with eight car-sized rotors, and hunt for signs of prebiotic chemistry that could reveal how life began.
By Anna Alice
The Economic Times
NASA Is Sending a Flying Robot to Another World: Here’s Why Wheels Are No Longer Enough
Rapid evolution documented in wild plants for first time in nature 
CNN
A wildflower survived a historic megadrought. Scientists now think they know how
By Jacopo Prisco
SFGATE
Water vanished in California. Here's how one species saved itself.
By Anna Fitzgerald Guth
The Washington Post
How a species evolved fast enough to save itself from extinction
By Sarah Kaplan
New Scientist
Can species evolve fast enough to survive as the planet heats up?
Gene conversion in Amazon fish species 
Nature
Gene conversion empowers natural selection in a clonal fish species
By Rafael D Acemel, Nathan K Schaefer & Darío G. Lupiáñez
National Geographic
This fish has cloned itself for 100,000 years. Scientists just figured out how.
By Annie Roth
Science News
The Amazon molly — a sex-skipping fish — hacks evolution
By Elie Dolgin
BIOENGINEER.ORG
How a Clonal Fish Prevents Genetic Deterioration
Astronomers use ALMA to study comet 3I/ATLAS 
Live Science
'Interstellar messenger' 3I/ATLAS could be nearly as old as the universe itself, James Webb telescope reveals
By Patrick Pester
Space
Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS is 'bursting with methanol,' new study finds
By Samantha Mathewson
Mashable
An interstellar comet brought a weird chemical mix into the solar system
By Elisha Sauers
BBC Sky at Night Magazine
'A fingerprint from another solar system'. Latest 3I/ATLAS data proves interstellar comet is unlike anything we've seen before
By Iain Todd
NASA satellite weighing 1,300 pounds crashes to Earth 
BBC
Nasa spacecraft weighing 1,300lb re-enters Earth's atmosphere
By Sareen Habeshian
CNN
NASA spacecraft makes an uncontrolled plunge back to Earth
By Jackie Wattles
Space
Incoming! 1,300-pound NASA satellite crashes back to Earth over eastern Pacific Ocean
By Mike Wall
FOX Weather
NASA's 1,300-pound Van Allen Probe A blazes back to Earth, splashes down in Pacific after 14 years in orbit
NASA's AXIS telescope cancellation 
Space
NASA project leader blames next-generation X-ray telescope cancellation on agency mismanagement
By Josh Dinner
SpaceNews
NASA disqualifies X-ray telescope from Probe mission competition
By Jeff Foust
Big Think
NASA’s next X-ray mission, AXIS, has been killed
By Ethan Siegel
NewsBytes
NASA cancels AXIS mission due to budget issues, government shutdown
Phys.org
Cell death's 'beautiful' rings have implications for biological resilience and immunity
By Matt Davenport
74 million-year-old tyrannosaur bone discovered in New Mexico 
KOB.com
Fossil discovered in New Mexico may belong to T. rex ancestor
By Jonathan Fjeld
ScienceAlert
Giant Tyrannosaur Discovered in North America Is The Largest of Its Era
By Jess Cockerill
Science News
A large fossil leg bone hints at T. rex’s origins, but scientists disagree
By Carolyn Gramling
Reuters
Large shinbone found in New Mexico belongs to close kin of T. rex
By Will Dunham
New species of crocodile nicknamed "Lucy's hunter" 
Phys.org
Meet Crocodylus lucivenator, a 12- to 15-foot predator that hunted iconic Lucy's species
ZME Science
Brutal New, 15-Foot Horned Crocodile Once Stalked and Hunted Our Ancient Human Ancestors in Ethiopia
By Tibi Puiu
Sci.News
New Fossil Crocodile from Ethiopia Lived alongside Australopithecus afarensis
Discover Magazine
A Massive Pliocene Crocodile May Have Hunted Lucy and Other Early Hominins, 3 Million Years Ago
By Anastasia Scott
Astronomers find evidence of two planets colliding 
Gizmodo
Astronomers Watch in Amazement as 2 Planets Smash Into Each Other Around Nearby Star
By Passant Rabie
Live Science
Exceptionally rare sighting of planets colliding may shed light on the crash that formed the moon
By Kenna Hughes-castleberry
Space
'Completely bonkers': Astronomers find evidence of a cataclysmic collision between exoplanets
By Robert Lea
Yahoo
2 planets collide 11,000 light-years from Earth in rare sight
NASA's tiny SPARCS spacecraft sends first images from orbit 
NASA (.gov)
Tiny NASA Spacecraft Delivers Exoplanet Mission’s First Images
By Matthew Segal
ASU News
ASU-led SPARCS mission achieves 'first light,' marking the start of its science operations in orbit
By Kim Baptista
Pasadena Now
JPL Camera Technology Aboard Tiny NASA Spacecraft Returns First Images From Orbit
Discover Magazine
Cereal Box-Sized Satellite Shares First Images of Stars While Searching for Life on Exoplanets
By Jack Knudson
NASA's plans for the Moon 
Space
US lawmakers call for a permanent moon base. Will it ever happen?
By Leonard David
The Conversation
Nasa plans to have a permanent base on the Moon by 2030 – how it can be done
Universe Space Tech
The U.S. wants to build a lunar base by 2030. Will they succeed?
By Oleksandr Burlaka
Weiss Ratings
The 3 Kings of the Moon
The Daily Galaxy
Scientists Discover Rock Paintings in a Cave Revealing Strange Creatures from a Time Long Before Humans
By Melissa Ait Lounis
China's space program considers Rimae Bode region for moon landing 
The Daily Galaxy
“The Date Is Set”: China Reveals the Volcanic Moon Site Chosen for Its First Astronaut Moonwalk
By Arezki Amiri
Nature
Geology of Rimae Bode region as priority site candidate for China’s first crewed lunar mission
By Carolyn H. van der Bogert, Long Xiao & Jun Huang
Scientific American
Is this where China’s astronauts will land on the moon?
By Lee Billings
Futurism
China’s Moon Landing Is Starting to Look Very Real
By Victor Tangermann
Indian Defence Review
This Supernova Appeared Four Times in the Sky, and Scientists Say It Could Expose Dark Energy
Phys.org
Galaxy-group motion suggests slower expansion in our cosmic neighborhood
By Janine Fohlmeister
Techno-Science.net
💫 A new method for measuring the expansion of the Universe, and solving the "Hubble tension"
SciTechDaily
Astronomers Spot Bizarre Supernova That Could Unlock the Secret of Dark Energy
Yahoo
Bus-sized asteroid will fly past Earth tonight mere days after being discovered. Here's what to expect
By Anthony R. Wood
NPR
An icy mystery: What are lake stars? : Short Wave
By Berly Mccoy
Daily Kos
Remember Asteroid 2024 YR4?
CNN
New data shows asteroid 2024 YR4 will narrowly miss the moon
By Ashley Strickland
NASA Science (.gov)
How NASA’s Webb Helped Rule Out Asteroid’s Chance of 2032 Lunar Impact
The Guardian
‘The moon is safe’: asteroid is not on collision course, scientists confirm
By Hannah Devlin
Jalopnik
Teen Discovers 1.5 Million Unidentified Space Objects Based On NASA Data
By Justin Hughes
Phys.org
Selfish sperm hijack Overdrive gene to kill healthy rivals
By Lisa Marie Potter
The Daily Galaxy
A Man Discovered a Mysterious Stone in His Barn that Turned Out to Be an Archaeological Treasure
By Melissa Ait Lounis
The Daily Galaxy
3 Meters Long, 50 Kilos Heavy: This Giant Creature Really Existed 300 Million Years Ago Long Before Dinosaurs Ruled Earth
By Arezki Amiri
Reflect Orbital proposes constellation of 50,000 orbiting mirrors 
SFGATE
California startup's plan to sell sunlight at night sparks controversy
By Anna Fitzgerald Guth
The New York Times
A Big Night Light in the Sky? Start-Up Wants to Launch a Space Mirror.
By Kenneth Chang & Hiroko Tabuchi
Futurism
FCC Deciding Whether to Allow Startup to Launch Huge Mirror Satellite to Blast Sunlight on Cities at Nighttime
By Frank Landymore
Gizmodo
California Startup Wants to Send Thousands of Mirrors to Orbit For the Dumbest Reason Ever
By Passant Rabie
ScienceDaily
Scientists crack a 20-year nuclear mystery behind the creation of gold
Northern Lights on the sky 
Space
Northern lights may be visible in 9 US states tonight
By Daisy Dobrijevic
The Washington Post
The northern lights have peaked. Here’s how to see them before they fade.
By Andrea Sachs
Forbes
Northern Lights Alert: These 10 States Could See Aurora On Friday The 13th
By Jamie Carter
BBC Sky at Night Magazine
Increased aurora tonight – the US States most likely to see Northern Lights displays this weekend
By Iain Todd
Palm-size superconducting magnet 
Phys.org
Palm-sized superconducting magnet achieves 42 tesla, rivaling the world's biggest
By Paul Wiegert
IFLScience
This Mini Magnet Is 1 Million Times Stronger Than Earth’s Own, And It Can Fit In Your Hand
By Alfredo Carpineti
New Scientist
A miniature magnet rivals behemoths in strength for the first time
By Karmela Padavic-Callaghan
Nature
Youthful antics predict lifespan — at least for these fish
By Gemma Conroy
Neuroscience News
Lifelong Motion Patterns Predict Lifespan
EurekAlert!
Bedbrook Nath Killifish Brodhead 2 (IMAGE)
동아사이언스
Vertebrate aging progresses in sudden steps, not as a gradual decline
By Jungwoo Lim
Forensic botanist Matt von Konrat used moss to help the FBI 
The New York Times
In Criminal Cases, Moss Is Often Underfoot and Overlooked
By Samantha Drake
Yahoo
These Lifeforms Can't See, Hear, Speak, or Think. They Helped the FBI Crack a Graverobbing Case.
By Elizabeth Rayne
Smithsonian Magazine
How a Tiny Clump of Moss Helped the FBI Solve a Grave-Robbing Case
By Margherita Bassi
The Guardian
How a clump of moss helped convict grave robbers in Illinois
By Ian Sample
Earth.com
Germany’s dormant Lake Laach volcano shows new signs of activity
Space
Night sky for tonight and the weekend (March 13-15) — A stellar lynx and a delicate moon
By Jamie Carter
New research on bumblebee queens' underwater survival 
The New York Times
Bumblebee Queens Can Breathe Underwater
By Jason Dinh
EarthSky
Queen bumblebees can survive a week underwater
By Cristina Ortiz
Phys.org
Queen bees survive winter flooding by breathing underwater
Smithsonian Magazine
Bumblebee Queens Breathe Underwater to Survive Drowning, Revealing How They Can Live Submerged for a Week
By Andrea Lius
Scientists' discovery of depression energy problem 
ScienceDaily
Depression may start with an energy problem in brain cells
UQ News
Cellular changes linked to depression related fatigue
SciTechDaily
Scientists Discover Hidden Energy Problem in the Depressed Brain
PsyPost
New study links the fatigue of depression to overworked cellular power plants
Hackaday
Replicating A Nuclear Event Detector For Fun And Probably Not Profit
The Dodo
Man Finally Catches Mysterious Litterbug Who's Been Dumping His Trash Every Week
By Stephen Messenger
SciTechDaily
Desert Dust Is Freezing Clouds Across the Northern Hemisphere
Phys.org
Galactic islands of tranquility: 'Little red dots' may have brewed life's building blocks
By Stephanie Baum
Sci.News
Early Howler Monkeys Adapted to Eating Leaves 13 Million Years Ago
Space
Why Holly Hunter's Nahla Ake already deserves a place at Star Trek's ultimate top table
By Richard Edwards
Brain circuit behind drug addiction relapse 
Neuroscience News
Unlocking the Relapse Switch: The Circuit That Drives Addiction
ScienceDaily
Scientists discover the brain protein that drives cocaine relapse
News-Medical
Specific inhibitory neurons in the prefrontal cortex control addiction relapse
서울경제신문
Scientists Discover Brain Circuit Behind Drug Addiction Relapse
The Daily Galaxy
Scientists Find Hemoglobin Traces in Dinosaur Bones Once Thought Impossible to Preserve for Millions of Years
By Melissa Ait Lounis
New chemical reaction discovered at the University of Cambridge 
Phys.org
Failed experiment leads to surprise drug development breakthrough
By Stephanie Baum
SciTechDaily
A Cambridge Lab Mistake Reveals a Powerful New Way to Modify Drug Molecules
Drug Target Review
Light-driven chemistry offers faster, greener drug design
BIOENGINEER.ORG
Cambridge Scientists’ Failed Experiment Sparks Unexpected Breakthrough in Drug Development
The Daily Galaxy
Neither Cockroaches nor Rats: This Creature Could Be the Last Species to Go Extinct on Earth
By Arezki Amiri
Comet sightings in April 
Gizmodo
Newly Discovered Comet Could Appear During the Day—If It’s Not Destroyed First
By Passant Rabie
Yahoo
Newly discovered comet could be visible in daytime skies this April
By Joe Rao
Forbes
A Possible Daylight Comet Is Coming — Or The Sun May Destroy It
By Jamie Carter
Star Walk
Kreutz Sungrazers Explained: What They Are and How to Spot One
The Daily Galaxy
Scientists May Have Found a Completely New Mineral Hidden on Mars
ScienceAlert
Largest-Ever Radio Map of The Sky Reveals 13.7 Million Hidden Objects
Chimpanzees' love of crystals 
Good News Network
Chimps’ Love for Crystals Could Help Us Understand Our Own Ancestors’ Fascination with These Stones
The New York Times
Chimpanzees Are Really Into Crystals
Opinion
By Cara Giaimo
The Telegraph
Square-cut or pear-shaped... diamonds are also a chimp’s best friend
By Cameron Henderson
The Killeen Daily Herald
Chimp love for crystals may explain shiny stones’ allure to early humans
By Stephen Beech
Hagerty
6 of Our Favorite Mustangs
By Eddy Eckart
Universe Today
This Isn't Just Another Rocky World Orbiting a Red Dwarf. This One's Special
By Evan Gough
SciTechDaily
Bed Bugs Are Terrified of This Simple Thing, Study Finds
Phys.org
Researchers use AI to develop RNA-based synthetic NAND switch in living cells

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