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July 3-5 CMEs could trigger geomagnetic storms and visible auroras across more than a dozen states.
A June 23 arXiv preprint reports JWST evidence for a new barred spiral galaxy at scale, not just a faint dot.
A lifesaving boost is the plan, but decision-makers need to understand what happens if the recovery fails.
A new James Webb image of FS Tau reveals outflow gaps and blue gas ridges that support episodic accretion.
Three NASA awards using Electron reduce some scheduling risk, while spaceflight operators brace for the industry’s delay reality.
The U.S. celebration spotlight lands on Messier 3 (M3), a globular cluster that may have merged twice.
A near-Earth quasi-moon hunt turns into a chemistry-and-history experiment for Chinese mission planners and science budgets.
Decision-makers are planning for a climate where peak heat is no longer a seasonal oddity, it is the baseline.
A mission to reboost NASA's Swift telescope launches to save its science schedule, and decision-makers should care about mission risk.
What decision-makers need to know about immersive science, pricing power, and the rollout schedule starting in Washington, DC.
Archaeologists’ new finds deepen the story of the first major American Revolution clash, and what that means for how we interpret history.
If the lifelong egg bank model is wrong, it reshapes biology textbooks, fertility forecasts, and future biotech priorities.
