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Voyager 2 flew so far below the plane of the solar system after Neptune that only one antenna on Earth can still send it commands, a 70-metre dish outside Canberra, which went offline for eleven months of repairs in 2020 while the spacecraft flew on in silence, unable to be told anything.
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Voyager 2 flew so far below the plane of the solar system after Neptune that only one antenna on Earth can still send it commands, a 70-metre dish outside Canberra, which went offline for eleven months of repairs in 2020 while the spacecraft flew on in silence, unable to be told anything.

  • July 30, 2026
Voyager 2’s last encounter with a planet did more than complete the only close reconnaissance of Neptune and…
EEnvironment
Why does Japan experience so many large earthquakes?
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Why does Japan experience so many large earthquakes?

  • July 30, 2026
Almost no other country in the world is rocked by such frequent and damaging earthquakes as Japan –…
SSpace
Little Red Dot at Redshift 2: Real and Simulated Graphic   
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Little Red Dot at Redshift 2: Real and Simulated Graphic   

  • July 30, 2026
Scientists analyzed Hubble’s ultraviolet- and Webb’s infrared-imaging and spectroscopic archival data, respectively, to confirm lower-redshift spiral galaxy WISEA…
SScience
Research: Climate Risk Awareness Boosts Disaster Prep
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Atom-Holography Microscope Visualizes 3D Atomic Structures

  • July 30, 2026
A collaborative research group led by Hiroshi Daimon, a Specially Appointed Research Fellow at the Institute for Molecular…
SSpace
750 Indian schoolgirls conducted experiments within their schools and failed. Now their reworked satellite orbits the Earth near the ISS |
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750 Indian schoolgirls conducted experiments within their schools and failed. Now their reworked satellite orbits the Earth near the ISS |

  • July 30, 2026
The experiments prepared by 750 schoolgirls from India failed on their first try in 2022. But later, it…
SScience
Study: Cigarette smoke drives polystyrene nanoparticles-associated airway epithelial damage and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease-like features. Image Credit: cerevonstudio / Shutterstock
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Cigarette smoke extract primes airway cells for greater nanoplastic damage

  • July 30, 2026
A laboratory model reveals how smoke-damaged epithelial barriers may leave airway cells more vulnerable to a second environmental…
SSpace
Exclusive: SpaceX moves to keep Chinese nationals, parts out of supply chain
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Exclusive: SpaceX moves to keep Chinese nationals, parts out of supply chain

  • July 30, 2026
Technology Industry leader aims to insulate US space program from China influence Elon Musk-led SpaceX is instructing partners…
SScience
Artist's depiction of debris and defunct launcher stages in Geostationary Orbit. Credit - ESA/ID&Sense;/ONiRiXEL
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Astronomers Use “Blind Stacking” to Uncover Invisible Space Junk Threatening Geosynchronous Orbit

  • July 30, 2026
Geostationary orbit (GEO) is arguably one of the most important orbital spaces we have. So it’s critical that…
SSpace
NASA's Mars helicopter was built to prove that flight was possible in an atmosphere one percent as thick as Earth's, and it was expected to manage five flights over thirty days, but it flew 72 times across almost three years before a hard landing shattered its rotor blades, and it now sits where it landed, still recording the weather.
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NASA’s Mars helicopter was built to prove that flight was possible in an atmosphere one percent as thick as Earth’s, and it was expected to manage five flights over thirty days, but it flew 72 times across almost three years before a hard landing shattered its rotor blades, and it now sits where it landed, still recording the weather.

  • July 30, 2026
Ingenuity’s flying career ended on 18 January 2024, but the machine did not simply switch off. After its…
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Meet IIT Kanpur professor HC Verma, who changed how millions learned physics

  • July 30, 2026
Before HC Verma wrote Concepts of Physics, one of India’s most influential textbooks, he noticed something troubling in…
SScience
Curiosity rover spots field of giant honeycomb on Mars – but no giant space bees
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Curiosity rover spots field of giant honeycomb on Mars – but no giant space bees

  • July 30, 2026
SCIENCE Posisbly cracked mud, therefore more evidence Red Planet was once less horrible NASA has shared new snaps…
SSpace
NASA Moon Base Program Manager Carlos Garcia-Galan, right, speaks during a press conference hosted by the Korea AeroSpace Administration (KASA) in Seoul, Wednesday. Chief Architect Nujoud Merancy joined Garcia-Galan at the event. Courtesy of KASA
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NASA seeks Korea’s role in Moon Base project

  • July 30, 2026
NASA Moon Base Program Manager Carlos Garcia-Galan, right, speaks during a press conference hosted by the Korea AeroSpace…
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