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ScienceApr 21

Trump administration proposes significant cuts to federal science agencies

The Trump administration has proposed substantial budget reductions for NASA and the National Science Foundation as part of broader spending cuts.

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ScienceMay 3

Stillaguamish Tribe Restores Wetlands to Save Chinook Salmon in Washington

The Stillaguamish Tribe is purchasing farmland in Washington state and removing levees to create wetlands aimed at restoring Chinook salmon populations.

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ScienceApr 10

NASA Releases New Images from Artemis II Lunar Flyby Mission

NASA has released imagery from the Artemis II crew's lunar flyby around the far side of the moon, while researchers discuss health impacts on astronauts.

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ScienceApr 18

Europe's Mars Rover Mission Switches to SpaceX Falcon Heavy After Years of Delays

The European Space Agency's first Mars rover mission has been assigned to SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket after previous launch arrangements fell through.

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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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ScienceApr 12

Four astronauts return from Moon mission as space exploration enters new era

A crew of four astronauts has successfully completed a lunar mission, marking what officials describe as a significant milestone in space exploration.

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ScienceMay 1

FBI Investigates Missing Scientists as NASA Continues Artemis Moon Program

Federal investigators are looking into cases of missing or deceased scientists while NASA advances its lunar mission plans.

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ScienceApr 26

Study Links Chemical Exposure and Climate Change to Global Fertility Decline

New research suggests toxic chemicals combined with climate impacts may be causing widespread reproductive harm across species globally.

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ScienceApr 28

UK Research Agency ARIA Explores Brain Stimulation Technologies for Medical Applications

Britain's Advanced Research and Invention Agency is investigating brain stimulation methods to treat neurological conditions like epilepsy and Alzheimer's disease.

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ScienceApr 25

Trump Administration Dismisses National Science Board Members

The Trump administration terminated members of the National Science Board, which advises on National Science Foundation policy and research funding.

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ScienceMar 31

NASA Artemis II Crew Prepares for Lunar Mission as Program Faces Scrutiny

NASA's Artemis II astronauts express readiness for upcoming moon mission while the program's $100 billion cost draws debate.

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ScienceApr 14

Artemis II Astronauts Return from Historic Moon Mission as NASA Advances Nuclear Spacecraft

NASA's Artemis II crew completed a 10-day lunar mission while the agency announced plans for nuclear-powered interplanetary spacecraft development.

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ScienceMay 4

1,500 Beagles Released from Wisconsin Research Facility Await Adoption

Animal welfare groups are relocating 1,500 beagles from a Wisconsin breeding and research facility to shelters for adoption.

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ScienceApr 30

Geologists Report Significant Lithium Deposits in Appalachian Mountains

Researchers have identified substantial lithium reserves in the Appalachian region that could potentially support US energy needs.

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ScienceMay 2

Study finds sewage pollution harming UK seagrass ecosystems

Research shows sewage and agricultural runoff significantly reducing marine life in underwater seagrass meadows across the UK.

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