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China’s Robotic Dogs Are Now Training to Explore the Moon’s Hidden Lava Tubes (and find sites for future bases)

China’s Robotic Dogs Are Now Training to Explore the Moon’s Hidden Lava Tubes (and find sites for future bases)

IN A NUTSHELL 🌕 Chinese researchers develop robotic dogs to explore lunar lava tubes for potential moon bases. 🤖 These robots are equipped with autonomous navigation and obstacle avoidance technologies. 🌋 Testing in a cave similar to lunar terrain helps advance robotic technology for space exploration. 🚀 The initiative highlights the potential of AI and robotics in future space missions. …

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“I Heard It Before I Saw It”: This Giant European Antenna in Australia Will Talk to Distant Planets (and change how we explore space) – Rude Baguette

“I Heard It Before I Saw It”: This Giant European Antenna in Australia Will Talk to Distant Planets (and change how we explore space) – Rude Baguette

“I Heard It Before I Saw It”: This Giant European Antenna in Australia Will Talk to Distant Planets (and change how we explore space)  Rude Baguette ESA inaugurates new deep space antenna in Australia  SpaceNews ESA inaugurates deep space antenna in Australia  European Space Agency The new antenna that could theoretically receive a phone call from Mars  Australian Broadcasting Corporation Cook Government Investment Strengthens …

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How I Got This Baby: Divorcing to Explore Bisexuality

How I Got This Baby: Divorcing to Explore Bisexuality

Illustration: Palesa Monareng Because no two paths to parenthood look the same, “How I Got This Baby” is a series that invites parents to share their stories. Jordan can barely remember a time when she didn’t feel like an adult. She grew up as the eldest child in an evangelical Christian family with a mother who was often bed-bound due …

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How magnets could help astronauts explore the moon and Mars

How magnets could help astronauts explore the moon and Mars

Scientists have developed a more efficient way to generate oxygen for astronauts that could help with future missions into deep space. Current life-support systems such as those on the International Space Station (ISS) rely on bulky centrifuges to separate the oxygen and hydrogen bubbles created when water is split by electricity, a process known as electrolysis. On Earth, bubbles rise …

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Exclusive | Spirit Airlines Engages Advisers to Explore Repeat Restructuring – The Wall Street Journal

Exclusive | Spirit Airlines Engages Advisers to Explore Repeat Restructuring  The Wall Street Journal Spirit Airlines hires advisers to weigh options after revamp efforts falter, WSJ reports  Yahoo Finance Spirit Airlines is on shakier ground after avoiding hard decisions in bankruptcy  CNBC Spirit Downgraded After Borrowing Cash to Reduce Default Risk  Bloomberg.com Spirit Aviation Secures $275M to Enhance Liquidity  TipRanks Source link

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Scientists are building cyborg jellyfish to explore ocean depths

Scientists are building cyborg jellyfish to explore ocean depths

Understanding the wakes and vortices that jellyfish produce as they swim is crucial, according to Wu, et al. Particle image velocimetry (PIV) is a vital tool for studying flow phenomena and biomechanical propulsion. PIV essentially tracks tiny tracer particles suspended in water by illuminating them with laser light. The technique usually relies on hollow glass spheres, polystyrene beads, aluminum flakes, …

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Mass. and seven other states explore independence from Trump health policies

Mass. and seven other states explore independence from Trump health policies

“We all are committed to evidence-based recommendations,” Robbie Goldstein, Massachusetts’ public health commissioner and a participant in the meetings, told the Globe Thursday. “It is not a question about, ‘Are we breaking from the federal government?’ It is, ‘How do we continue to do this thing that we’ve always done?’ which is to use science and evidence to drive our …

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Mice, Fruit Flies, and Lunar Simulants to Explore Space

Mice, Fruit Flies, and Lunar Simulants to Explore Space

On August 20, 2025, Russia will launch the Bion-M No. 2 biosatellite atop a Soyuz-2.1b rocket from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, marking a key step in studying the effects of spaceflight on living organisms. As reported by Space.com, the spacecraft will carry 75 mice, over 1,000 fruit flies, and other biological specimens for a 30-day mission in space, exposing …

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