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Mars as crescent: NASA’s Psyche captures rare picture of red planet

NASA crescent mars image
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Study suggests that stress disrupts brain’s ability to connect memories with new information

Research reveals stress can weaken the brain’s ability to use past experiences in new situations. (Image for representation: Magnific)
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Kick, pass, concussion? Scientists probe hidden risks of football headers

The research could influence future football safety policies as experts continue studying links between heading and dementia. (Image for representation: magnific)
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SpaceX launches its biggest, most beefed-up Starship yet on a test flight

SpaceX launches biggest-ever Starship V3 in landmark moon and Mars mission test. (Image: AP)
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Scientists say your handwriting could offer clues about brain decline

Does handwriting encourage better focus or comprehension compared to typing?
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Blue moon in May 2026: Why it happens and how to watch it

Not every blue moon is actually blue, but it still knows how to steal the night sky. (Image for representation: Canva)
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NASA’s Moon base blueprint: 81 launches, human missions and lunar habitats

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Do humans carry ancient Homo erectus genetic legacy? New study says it’s possible

Homo erectus to Homo sapiens - the different branches ( ChatGPT generated)
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Why T. rex had tiny arms? New study points to powerful jaws

The study, published in Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, suggests that many theropods increasingly relied on their heads and bite force rather than their arms to hunt prey.
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NASA’s new Mars orbiter sparks questions over a $700 million competition

NASA’s new $700 million Mars telecommunications mission is drawing scrutiny after critics raised concerns that the bidding requirements could favour a specific aerospace company amid renewed interest in Mars Sample Return. (Image: Nasa)
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Radioactive stardust from ancient supernovae found trapped in Antarctic ice: Study

Radioactive stardust
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Whey protein plus resistance training may best fight muscle loss after 50, says new study 

A meta-analysis finds whey protein combined with resistance training improves muscle mass and strength in older adults, highlighting the role of protein intake in slowing age-related muscle loss.
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NASA plans 100x more powerful space processor: Here’s what to know

NASA computer chip
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SpaceX set to launch Starship test flight on May 20: Here’s all you need to know

This would mark the 12th overall launch of the world’s largest rocket since April 2023, and the first since October 2025. Starship is currently parked on the launchpad of SpaceX’s headquarters in South Texas, United States.
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Venus and a slender crescent moon to pair up after sunset tonight: How to watch on May 18 

Despite the distance between the two objects, they rarely fail to turn heads when they appear in proximity. To observe the distance and witness the magic unfold of a pairing in the dusk, clench your fist at arm's length, measuring 10 degrees to watch the moon and the venus
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Antarctica’s sea ice collapse finally explained by scientists

Over time, the warmer deep water eroded a protective layer of cold water known as the “winter water layer,” which had previously insulated Antarctic sea ice from heat trapped deeper in the ocean. (Image: New York Times)
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Artemis III: Nasa plans complex Earth orbit trial for Moon missions

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Not tiny animals, just algae: Study challenges evidence for early animal life on Earth

Ediacaran period microfossils Brazil
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Scientists build 3D computing device using living brain cells

Scientists had attempted to use brain cells
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Neanderthals may have performed the world’s 1st dental procedure around 60,000 years ago: Study

Researchers believe a 59,000-year-old Neanderthal tooth discovered in Siberia may contain the earliest known evidence of dentistry, predating previous examples by more than 40,000 years. (Image: Reuters)
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Uranus and Neptune may not be true ‘ice giants,’ new research suggests

Uranus (left) and Neptune (right) are different shades of blue despite the many similarities they share in terms of mass, size and composition. (Image: NASA)
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Why some places feel ‘haunted’: Science may have an explanation

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Physicists find possible cracks in a century-old model of the universe

New cosmology studies suggest large-scale cosmic structures may influence how the universe expands. (Image for representation: Magnific)
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Ahead of 2027 launch, Nasa starts Artemis 3 rocket assembly at Kennedy Space Centre

The SLS core stage itself is enormous, standing about 212 feet tall and housing the rocket’s four main engines. (Image: Nasa)
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Can SpaceX and Blue Origin get their moon landers ready for Nasa’s 2028 Artemis mission?

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