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SSpace Read More Unusual but ‘unforgettable’ solar eclipse event happening in CornwallJuly 26, 2026 In one of the best viewing spots in the whole country (except don’t look at it, obviously) Emma…
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SSpace Read More Can China’s electric rocket launcher make Elon Musk’s chemical rockets obsolete?July 26, 2026 The first version of Falcon 9, launched in 2010, reportedly brought the cost of reaching orbit down by…
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SScience Read More The Real-Life Story Everyone Associates With ‘Jaws’ Isn’t the One That Inspired ItJuly 26, 2026 It’s been 52 years since the publication of Peter Benchley’s 1974 novel “Jaws,” which was followed by the…
SSpace Read More NASA satellite reveals ‘hummingbird’ hidden beneath icy Antarctic surfaceJuly 26, 2026 Don Pettit, a NASA astronaut aboard the International Space Station, conducted a science experiment growing potassium chloride crystals.…
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SScience Read More Earth had life for roughly three billion years before it produced enough oxygen to be detectable from space, which means NASA’s new planet-hunting telescope could be staring directly at an inhabited world and see nothingJuly 26, 2026 For most of Earth’s inhabited history, an astronomer on another world could have studied our atmosphere and missed…
SSpace Read More How does a planet spin so slowly that a single day there lasts longer than its entire year, while the clouds above it race all the way around in just four days?July 26, 2026 Venus appears to keep two incompatible clocks. Its solid surface takes about 243 Earth days to rotate once…