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ScienceMay 15

Space Shuttle Columbia Broke Apart During Reentry, Killing Seven Crew Members

The Space Shuttle Columbia disintegrated during atmospheric reentry on February 1, 2003, resulting in the deaths of all seven astronauts aboard.

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ScienceMay 15

Study Links Plant Genetics to Climate Adaptation

Research suggests plants with multiple chromosome sets may be better equipped to survive environmental changes.

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ScienceMay 14

Maritime Expert Says Charges Possible in Missing Person Case Without Body

Legal expert indicates federal investigators could file charges in Lynette Hooker's disappearance case even without recovering her remains.

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ScienceMar 28

Urban Coyotes Show Greater Risk-Taking Behavior Than Rural Counterparts, Study Finds

Research across multiple U.S. sites reveals urban coyotes display bolder behavior and less fear when encountering new stimuli compared to their rural relatives.

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ScienceMay 27

NASA Presents $20 Billion Three-Phase Lunar Settlement Plan

NASA outlined a comprehensive plan to establish a permanent human settlement on the moon through a three-phase approach with an estimated cost of $20 billion.

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ScienceApr 29

Clinical psychologist launches advocacy group amid Trump administration science policy changes

Colette Delawalla founded Stand Up for Science in response to federal research cuts and restrictions on government scientists.

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ScienceMay 13

White-tailed eagles to be released in Exmoor despite farmer concerns

The UK's largest bird of prey will be reintroduced to Exmoor National Park amid warnings from farmers about potential livestock threats.

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ScienceApr 14

Scientists Report Progress on Proton Size Puzzle; Fusion Company Signs Commercial Deals

Physicists claim resolution of long-standing proton measurement discrepancy while fusion startup secures licensing agreements.

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ScienceApr 14

Study Finds Vision and Imagination Use Same Neural Pathways in Brain

New research reveals that seeing objects and imagining them activate identical neurons and neural coding patterns in the brain.

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ScienceMar 30

Activists Call for Investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's Connections to Industries

Advocacy groups are calling for investigations into how Jeffrey Epstein exploited connections in modeling and scientific philanthropy sectors.

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ScienceApr 27

Climate Disaster Victims Turn to Prefabricated Homes for Rebuilding

People rebuilding after climate-related disasters are increasingly choosing prefabricated homes designed to withstand extreme weather over traditional construction.

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ScienceMay 11

Study Shows 42% Drop in Canadian Visits to US Metropolitan Areas

University of Toronto research using cell phone data found a significant decline in Canadian visits to US cities, exceeding official border statistics.

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ScienceMar 13

Archaeologists Confirm Location of Alexander the Great's Lost City in Iraq

Researchers have verified the location of Alexandria on the Tigris, a city founded by Alexander the Great in Iraq that served as an ancient trade hub.

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ScienceApr 23

DNA testing in Nancy Guthrie case may take months as online theories proliferate

DNA analysis in the Nancy Guthrie disappearance case could take months to complete while online conspiracy theories spread about missing scientists.

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ScienceMay 6

Sixty-five years after first American spaceflight, space program continues evolution

The anniversary of Alan Shepard's historic 1961 flight comes as NASA prepares for future missions including the Artemis program.

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