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ScienceApr 23

Scientists identify mysterious golden orb found in Alaskan deep sea as rare anemone

A golden object discovered 2 miles underwater off Alaska in 2023 has been identified as part of a giant deep-sea anemone after two years of analysis.

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ScienceApr 22

Study Finds 17 Million Americans at Highest Risk of Coastal Flooding

University of Alabama researchers identified 17.5 million people along Atlantic and Gulf coasts at very high flood risk, with New York and New Orleans most vulnerable.

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ScienceApr 13

Artemis II Crew Returns After Moon Mission

The Artemis II crew has completed their mission around the moon, traveling nearly 700,000 miles before returning to Houston.

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ScienceApr 23

NASA Administrator Discusses Moon Base Plans Using Artemis II Mission Data

NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman outlined how the Artemis II mission will provide insights for future lunar base construction.

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ScienceApr 25

NASA Identifies Fungus That Could Survive on Mars, Raising Contamination Concerns

Researchers have discovered an Earth fungus capable of surviving extreme conditions that could pose challenges for planetary protection protocols on Mars.

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ScienceApr 23

Private Investment in Fusion Energy Reaches $15 Billion as Commercial Viability Debated

Private funding for fusion energy companies has surged to $15 billion, though experts debate whether the technology will deliver affordable power.

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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 4

Two articles cover separate energy-related environmental stories

Fox News reports on solar plant bird deaths while NY Times covers Turkmenistan gas crater dimming.

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ScienceApr 2

NASA Launches Lunar Mission as Space Competition with China Intensifies

NASA conducted a lunar flyby mission Wednesday amid growing focus on China's advancing space program and reusable rocket technology developments.

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ScienceApr 23

Roman Space Telescope Completes Development Ahead of Schedule and Under Budget

NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope has finished development eight months early and under budget, utilizing repurposed spy satellite hardware.

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ScienceMar 14

NASA Announces April 1 Target Date for Moon Mission Launch

NASA has set April 1 as the target launch date for sending four astronauts on a mission around the moon.

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ScienceMar 20

NASA to Move Artemis II Moon Rocket to Launch Pad for April 1 Launch

NASA plans to transport its repaired Artemis II rocket to the launch pad Thursday evening, targeting an April 1 launch date for the historic lunar mission.

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ScienceMar 29

NASA astronaut describes mysterious medical episode that prompted first ISS evacuation

Astronaut Mike Fincke reveals details of sudden illness aboard International Space Station that led to NASA's first medical evacuation in January.

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ScienceApr 21

FBI Investigating Deaths, Disappearances of Government Laboratory Personnel

Federal investigators are examining cases involving at least 10 staff members at classified government facilities who have died or gone missing.

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ScienceApr 21

University of Wisconsin Scientist Charged With Poisoning Colleague's Water Bottle

A University of Wisconsin-Madison scientist faces charges for allegedly poisoning a co-worker's water bottle with toxic chemicals.

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