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By Alan Boyle - November 14, 2026 10:51 PM UTC | Missions SpaceX today brought back its Starship rocket's second stage for a first-ever midair capture at its launch pad, capping off a record-setting orbital flight test. The 171-foot-tall (52-meter-tall) space vehicle, known as Ship 42, settled between a giant…
The surging El Niño continues to make news. The current El Niño climate pattern has reached the top of the scale for intensity, according to a report released Nov. 12 from NOAA's Climate Prediction Center (CPC). The pattern is…
KENNEDY SPACE CENTER — After launching from Florida's space coast and cruising toward the moon for the last five months, the Japanese company ispace is preparing to touch down its lunar lander on Earth’s little sister. What You…
Animals & Plants Why do some German shepherds eagerly explore unfamiliar situations while others react with caution? New research suggests that differences between working dogs and show dogs are reflected not only in their behavior but also in their DNA. Scientists at Uppsala University and the Swedish University of Agricultural…
Biomemory’s acquisition of Catalog Technologies gives it key patents and infrastructure. Will it be enough to make DNA data storage commercially viable for enterprises? The acquisition of one DNA data storage specialist by…
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Pfizer Inc. (NYSE: PFE) today announced positive results from the Phase 3 program comprising the REVISIT (NCT03329092) and ASSEMBLE (NCT03580044) studies evaluating the efficacy, safety, and…
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News provided by Association of Marshall Scholars NEW YORK, /PRNewswire/ -- The Association of Marshall Scholars, together with the family of pioneering sound engineer Ray Dolby, announce the "Ray Dolby - Marshall Scholarship…
Two bright sources from cosmic dawn may form the closest quasar pair known from that era. Their spectra favor two black holes, with lensing still possible. Editor: Joseph Shavit/ NOIRLab Writer: Silvia Onorato An artist’s impression of Nāpōwawāʻenakaulua, the oldest compact pair of quasars ever observed. (CREDIT: International Gemini Observatory/NOIRLab/NSF/AURA/P.…
Death by AI may sound like science fiction, but Paul Christiano says it could become the most likely fate for people alive today. "I think for most people in this room, the most likely reason they will die is because of an AI…
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