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In an interdisciplinary study, specialists from Argentina’s National Council for Scientific and Technical Research (CONICET) have identified a significant portion of the skeletal remains, including the skull and jaws, of a large predatory crocodile, classified as a hypercarnivore. This creature…
SpaceX reached a historic milestone Thursday with its 30th launch of a Falcon 9 reusable booster (B1067) from Kennedy Space Center. The Starlink 10-11 mission successfully placed 28 more internet satellites into low Earth orbit, adding to the more than…
An international team of scientists conducted a study to understand how microbial communities involved in the fermentation of cocoa beans shape the flavour of chocolate. A study published in the journal Nature Microbiology earlier this month found that bacteria and…
A new study reports that scientists have recorded nocturnal spiders using fireflies as bait to attract prey with their webs. Scientists from Donghai University studied the behavior of the spider Psechrus Clavis, which catches fireflies using their bioluminescent glow. The…
The James Webb Space Telescope has provided scientists with new insights into how the Earth might have formed, thanks to a detailed analysis of the structures of the Butterfly Nebula. Observations revealed the formation of microscopic elements of planetary material…
NASA has announced a search for volunteers to participate in monitoring the Orion spacecraft of the Artemis II mission during the crew’s lunar expedition and return to Earth. “By expanding access to this initiative to the aerospace industry, we may…
ESA’s Jupiter probe has completed preparations for a planned gravity assist maneuver near Venus after its communications system was restored. The Juice probe, as the agency calls it, had previously encountered a data transmission failure described as a “communications channel…
NASA has made the first observations of interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS using the James Webb Space Telescope. On August 6, the spacecraft’s near-infrared spectrograph examined the object, collecting data on its dimensions, physical characteristics, and chemical composition. Such studies contribute to…
A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket lifted off from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station early Wednesday morning, delivering 28 new Starlink satellites into low Earth orbit. The Starlink 10-56 mission launched at 7:10 a.m. with an 80% chance of favorable weather…
This week, SpaceX successfully completed the third launch of Starship’s 10th test flight after two previous attempts were canceled due to adverse weather and technical issues. Liftoff took place at 6:30 p.m. CT from Starbase, Texas, located near the Gulf…
NASA plans to launch its TOMEX+ probe to study Earth’s atmosphere again on Tuesday. According to the agency, if the weather is clear, residents of the Mid-Atlantic states of the United States will be able to watch the mission in…
On Monday evening, SpaceX announced that it had canceled a second attempt at the 10th test launch of Starship from its Starbase facility in Texas due to weather conditions not being met. The launch was delayed due to cloud cover…