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Ghosts of the First Light: Astronomers Spot Stars That Shouldn’t Still Exist
They're called Population III stars. For decades, they existed only in equations and simulations — theoretical objects from the universe's infancy that no telescope had ever...
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What NASA’s Far Side of the Moon Photos Reveal — and Why They Matter More Than You Think
For the first time in more than half a century, NASA has fresh, high-resolution photographs from the far side of the Moon. Not orbital snapshots taken from hundreds of miles...
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The Great Unraveling: How Trump’s Tariff Blitz Is Forcing a Wholesale Repricing of America’s Financial Supremacy
For decades, the trade was simple. Buy American. U.S. Treasuries were the world's safest asset. The dollar was king. American equities outperformed everything else, year afte...
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NASA’s Artemis Rocket and Capsule Are Ready. The Moon Landers Are Another Story Entirely.
After years of delays, budget overruns, and political whiplash, NASA's Artemis program has reached an odd inflection point. The Space Launch System rocket works. The Orion ca...
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NASA’s New Chief Thinks We’re Not Alone — and the Agency Is Betting Real Money on It
Jared Isaacman has been NASA's administrator for barely four months. Already, he's making statements that would have been unthinkable from the agency's leadership a generatio...
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The Moon Still Has Secrets: What Artemis Could Reveal About Earth’s Violent Past and Humanity’s Future in Space
Half a century after the last Apollo astronaut kicked up lunar dust, NASA is going back to the Moon. Not for flags and footprints this time. The Artemis program — delayed, ov...
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From Lunar Orbit to Your Lock Screen: How NASA’s Artemis II Crew Shot the Most Famous Photo of Earth on an iPhone
Four astronauts aboard NASA's Artemis II spacecraft did something last week that no human had done in more than half a century. They looked back at Earth from beyond low orbi...
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Apple Sent an iPhone 17 Pro Max to the Moon — And the Photos It Took Could Redefine What a Smartphone Camera Means
An iPhone just photographed Earth from lunar orbit. Not a satellite. Not a purpose-built space camera hardened against cosmic radiation and vacuum. A smartphone — specificall...
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The Star That Shouldn’t Exist: Astronomers Discover a Cosmic Giant in the ‘Forbidden’ Mass Gap
Somewhere in the direction of the constellation Ophiuchus, roughly 2,000 light-years from Earth, a dead star sits in quiet defiance of decades of astrophysical theory. It wei...
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The Quiet War Over Rare Earths: How China’s Export Controls Are Reshaping Global Supply Chains
China has tightened its grip on the world's rare earth supply. Again.This time, the stakes feel different. Beijing's latest round of export controls on critical minera...
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SpaceX’s Wildest Bet Yet: Data Centers in Orbit and the $350 Billion Question
The idea sounds like something from a science fiction pitch meeting that went off the rails. Racks of servers floating in low Earth orbit, cooled by the vacuum of space, powe...
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The Most Expensive iPhone Photos Ever Taken: Inside Artemis II’s Orbital Camera Test
Four astronauts aboard the Orion spacecraft just took iPhone photos from space. Not as a novelty. As a NASA experiment.The Artemis II crew — Commander Reid Wiseman, Pi...
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Galaxies Stripped Bare: A Third Dark-Matter-Deficient Galaxy Confirms One of Astronomy’s Strangest Collision Theories
Somewhere in a cluster of galaxies roughly 65 million light-years from Earth, something violent happened about eight billion years ago. Two galaxies collided. Not a gentle gr...
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Fifty-Three Years After Apollo, NASA’s Artemis II Crew Will Finally See the Far Side of the Moon — And Map Every Mile
Four astronauts are about to do something no human has done since December 1972. They're going to leave low Earth orbit, swing around the Moon, and come home. But unlike the...
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