Boeing's Starliner Faces Delays Due to Technical Issues on ISS Mission

Boeing's Starliner spacecraft, currently docked at the ISS, faces delays due to helium leaks and thruster failures. NASA and Boeing are taking extra time to investigate these issues, ensuring the spacecraft's future mission success.

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Asteroids 2011 UL21 and 2024 MK to Safely Pass Earth: Watch Live

2024-06-26T09:47:25.276Z

Asteroids 2011 UL21 and 2024 MK will safely pass by Earth on June 27 and 29, respectively. Watch the live stream of 2011 UL21's flyby and learn about these significant astronomical events.

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Boeing's Starliner Faces Delays Due to Technical Issues on ISS Mission

2024-06-26T10:08:21.998Z

Boeing's Starliner spacecraft, currently docked at the ISS, faces delays due to helium leaks and thruster failures. NASA and Boeing are taking extra time to investigate these issues, ensuring the spacecraft's future mission success.

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Asteroids 2011 UL21 and 2024 MK to Safely Pass Earth: Watch Live

2024-06-26T09:47:25.276Z

Asteroids 2011 UL21 and 2024 MK will safely pass by Earth on June 27 and 29, respectively. Watch the live stream of 2011 UL21's flyby and learn about these significant astronomical events.

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China's Chang'e 6 Mission Brings Back Rare Lunar Samples, Marking Historic Achievement

2024-06-25T13:17:26.473Z

China's Chang'e 6 mission has successfully returned with rare samples from the Moon's far side, marking a historic achievement in space exploration. These samples are expected to provide new insights into the Moon's geological differences and the history of the solar system.

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China's Chang'e-6 Makes Historic Return with Moon Samples, Paving Way for Future Lunar Missions

2024-06-25T09:07:29.720Z

China's Chang'e-6 lunar module successfully returns with samples from the far side of the Moon, marking a historic milestone. Learn about the mission's challenges, scientific implications, and future plans for lunar exploration.

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China Achieves Historic Milestone by Bringing Back Soil Samples from Far Side of the Moon

2024-06-25T08:47:01.823Z

China has made a historic achievement in space exploration by successfully bringing back soil samples from the far side of the moon with its Chang'e 6 probe. This mission could offer valuable insights into the origins of the Moon and Earth.

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NASA Astronauts Face Extended ISS Stay Due to Boeing Starliner Faults

2024-06-24T09:57:25.828Z

NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Sonny Williams face extended stay on the ISS due to multiple faults in Boeing's Starliner spacecraft. Discover the challenges and implications for commercial spaceflight.

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Ancient Shipwreck Discovery Rewrites Maritime History

2024-06-21T17:55:56.218Z

A 3,300-year-old shipwreck discovered off Israel's northern coast reveals groundbreaking insights into ancient maritime navigation and trade. Found at a depth of 1,800 meters, the ship's intact cargo offers a unique glimpse into Bronze Age seafaring.

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China and France Launch SVOM to Capture Gamma-Ray Bursts Unveiling Universe's Secrets

2024-06-21T16:07:03.696Z

Discover how China and France's joint mission, SVOM, aims to capture gamma-ray bursts to unlock the secrets of the universe's early stages. Learn about the significance of these energetic events and the upcoming launch.

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Celebrate the Solstice: Understanding the Longest Day and Night of the Year

2024-06-21T05:55:44.441Z

Discover the science and cultural significance behind the summer and winter solstices, the longest day and night of the year, celebrated worldwide with various traditions and rituals.

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Celebrate the 2024 Solstice: Longest Day in the North, Longest Night in the South

2024-06-21T03:56:13.543Z

Discover the significance of the 2024 solstice, marking the longest day in the northern hemisphere and the longest night in the southern hemisphere. Learn about unique natural phenomena, cultural celebrations, and spiritual rituals associated with this astronomical event.

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Global Energy Crisis: Record Fossil Fuel Use and Scorching Heat Waves Demand Urgent Action

2024-06-21T00:25:40.845Z

Record fossil fuel consumption in 2023 has driven carbon pollution to new highs, exacerbating the climate crisis. Extreme heat waves and power outages are sweeping across the globe, highlighting the urgent need for renewable energy solutions.

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Extreme Heat Waves in North and Central America: Climate Crisis Multiplies Risks

2024-06-20T18:55:55.675Z

Extreme heat waves in North and Central America have resulted in over 125 deaths in Mexico alone. The climate crisis has increased the likelihood of such events by 35 times, highlighting the urgent need for adaptation strategies.

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Study Reveals Age Bias in ADHD and Speech Therapy Prescriptions: Younger Students at Higher Risk

2024-06-20T10:35:59.747Z

A new study reveals that children born at the end of the year are more likely to be prescribed ADHD treatments and speech therapy compared to their older classmates. The findings suggest the need for age-considered academic expectations and diagnostic criteria.

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Experience the Unique 2024 Summer Solstice: Longest Day in Over 200 Years

2024-06-20T08:36:14.818Z

Discover the unique 2024 summer solstice, the earliest in over 200 years, with over 16 hours of daylight. Learn about global celebrations and the winter solstice in the southern hemisphere.

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Astronomers Witness Unprecedented Awakening of Supermassive Black Hole in Distant Galaxy

2024-06-20T04:05:49.624Z

Astronomers have observed the unprecedented awakening of a supermassive black hole in the distant galaxy SDSS1335+0728, causing a dramatic increase in brightness since 2019. This event offers invaluable insights into black hole dynamics.

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Experience the Solstice: Summer and Winter Phenomena Explained

2024-06-20T03:37:06.934Z

Discover the fascinating phenomena of the summer and winter solstices. Learn about the longest day of the year, midnight twilight, and spiritual rituals that honor these significant astronomical events.

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Boeing's Starliner Faces Critical Challenges: Extended ISS Mission to Ensure Safety

2024-06-20T00:25:31.422Z

Boeing's Starliner faces critical challenges during its first crewed mission to the ISS, with helium leaks and thruster issues extending the stay of NASA astronauts. The mission aims to ensure the spacecraft's safety for future space taxi operations.

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Understanding Heat Waves: How Climate Change Intensifies Extreme Weather

2024-06-19T04:55:22.583Z

Learn about the different types of heat phenomena, including heat waves and heat domes, and how climate change is intensifying these extreme weather events. Understand the role of El Niño and the urgent need for effective heat response strategies.

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New Studies Reveal How High-Protein Diets and Intermittent Fasting Boost Weight Loss and Gut Health

2024-06-19T04:46:18.211Z

Discover how high-protein diets and intermittent fasting combined with protein timing can significantly boost weight loss and improve gut health, according to recent scientific studies.

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NASA Astronauts Extend ISS Stay as Boeing's Starliner Faces Technical Challenges

2024-06-19T02:55:34.522Z

NASA astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore extend their ISS stay due to technical issues with Boeing's Starliner spacecraft. Learn about the challenges and the mission's significance for future space taxi operations.

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FDA Overrules Experts, Mandates KP.2 Covid Vaccine Amid Rising Cases

2024-06-14T17:44:18.211Z

The FDA has unexpectedly directed the development of a Covid-19 vaccine targeting the KP.2 variant, amid rising cases in the US. Discover the latest updates on vaccine strategies and implications.

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Discover the Global Impact and Traditions of the Solstices: A Comprehensive Guide

2024-06-14T03:05:25.352Z

Explore the global impact of the summer and winter solstices, their astronomical significance, and the rich cultural traditions that celebrate these pivotal moments.

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Ancient Tefillin Challenge Long-Held Beliefs; New Study Reveals They Weren't Black 2,000 Years Ago

2024-06-13T18:24:20.674Z

Groundbreaking research published in PLOS ONE reveals that ancient tefillin were not dyed black as previously believed, challenging long-standing Jewish laws. The study, undertaken by an international team of researchers, provides new insights into the evolution of Halacha.

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Witness the Spectacular Insect Migration: 17 Million Insects Cross the Pyrenees Each Year

2024-06-13T16:14:19.408Z

Discover the spectacular migration of over 17 million insects, including belted hoverflies, as they cross the narrow Bujaruelo Pass in the Pyrenees each year. Learn about the environmental significance and the challenges posed by climate change and habitat loss.

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NASA Finds Water Ice on Martian Volcano Peaks: New Study Transforms Understanding

2024-06-13T15:34:14.571Z

NASA's new research reveals frozen water on Mars' volcanic peaks, transforming our understanding of the planet's water distribution. Discover how this breakthrough impacts the future of space exploration.

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Elephants Communicate with Unique Names: Revealing Cognitive Abilities through Decades of Study

2024-06-11T18:23:59.610Z

Recent research unveils that African elephants communicate using unique names, demonstrating advanced cognitive abilities. This finding enriches our understanding of animal communication and emphasizes the need for elephant conservation.

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Revolutionary Combined Vaccine for Flu and Covid-19 Shows Promising Trial Results

2024-06-10T13:04:12.386Z

Discover the latest advancements in mRNA technology with Moderna's combined Covid-flu vaccine and the UK's pioneering cancer vaccine trials. These innovations promise stronger immune responses and personalized treatments.

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New Study Links Xylitol to Increased Risk of Heart Attacks and Strokes

2024-06-08T12:23:01.174Z

A Cleveland Clinic study reveals a doubled risk of heart attacks and strokes linked to xylitol sweetener, highlighting the need for caution in its consumption.

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WMO Predicts End of El Niño, Signals La Niña Onset Amid Continuing Climate Threats

2024-06-07T04:42:58.461Z

WMO forecasts a shift from El Niño to La Niña, bringing cooler temperatures but climate change remains a persistent threat. Learn about the global impacts and necessary climate actions.

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Artificial Sweeteners Like Xylitol Double Heart Attack Risk, Study Finds

2024-06-07T00:13:28.344Z

A new study links artificial sweetener xylitol to a higher risk of heart attack and stroke, emphasizing the need for better dietary choices and further research into sugar substitutes.