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SSpace Read More Metal spheres found in Australia show how little we still know about falling space debris, experts sayJuly 25, 2026 Once again, the “Land Down Under” is on the apparent uptick for falling space debris. In early July,…
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SScience Read More New research reveals massive stars both exploded in tandemJuly 25, 2026 ‘A rare opportunity’ The discovery may offer insight into binary systems composed of massive stars. “This system provides…
SSpace Read More Ukraine Plans $1.1 Billion Satellite Constellation to Reduce Reliance on StarlinkJuly 25, 2026 Ukrainian satellite communications company Stetman is advancing a $1.1 billion plan to deploy a nationally controlled 360-satellite constellation…
SScience Read More Scientists just settled a decades-old debate about the brain’s mirror neuronsJuly 25, 2026 A new study published in Science Advances provides evidence that special brain cells called mirror neurons track the…
SSpace Read More Scientists discover the Sun contains 55% more silver than expectedJuly 25, 2026 Researchers at Uppsala University have determined that the Sun contains 55 percent more silver than earlier calculations suggested.…
SScience Read More In microgravity, the human spine lengthens by as much as five centimetres, and astronauts come home temporarily taller than when they left, before gravity compresses the column again within days of landingJuly 25, 2026 Astronauts come home from long stays in orbit measurably taller than when they launched. The usual figure is…
EEnvironment Read More New titanium tailings recycling plant to slash CO2 emissions by 40%July 25, 2026 China has begun building a 300,000-ton demonstration plant that will use a newly validated titanium tailings recovery technology…
SSpace Read More Two new Galileo satellites enter serviceJuly 25, 2026 Applications 24/07/2026 1611 views 30 likes Two new satellites have now officially joined Europe’s Galileo satellite navigation constellation,…