Science
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Rethinking ADHD: A Spectrum-Based Approach Gains Momentum
Experts suggest ADHD should be viewed as a spectrum of attentional capacity, challenging traditional diagnostic frameworks and treatment approaches.
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SpaceX Launches 21 Starlink Satellites, Advances Global Connectivity
SpaceX launched 21 Starlink satellites, including 13 with Direct-to-Cell technology, from Kennedy Space Center. The Falcon 9 booster landed successfully on a drone ship.
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Trump’s Proposed NASA Budget Cuts Threaten Key Science Missions
The Trump administration’s draft budget proposes cutting NASA’s science budget nearly in half, jeopardizing major missions like the Mars Sample Return and the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope.
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Scientists Track Mysterious ‘Milky Seas’ Phenomenon in the Ocean
Researchers are using satellite data and historical records to study ‘milky seas,’ a rare bioluminescent phenomenon that causes the ocean to glow brightly at night.
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Pink Moon 2025: Date, Time, and Viewing Tips for April’s Micromoon
The Pink Moon, April 2025’s full moon, will peak on April 12 at 8:22 PM EDT. Learn why it’s called a micromoon and how to view it worldwide.
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Janet Petro Highlights NASA’s Vision at Space Symposium
Janet Petro discusses NASA’s priorities and partnerships at the 40th Space Symposium, while Bangladesh becomes the 54th nation to sign the Artemis Accords.
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First Human Spaceflight Over Earth’s Poles Launches in 2025
In 2025, a privately funded SpaceX mission, Fram2, will mark the first human spaceflight directly over Earth’s poles, featuring unique research and a diverse crew.
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ESA Retires Gaia Spacecraft After 11 Years of Groundbreaking Observations
The European Space Agency bids farewell to the Gaia spacecraft after 11 years of mapping the Milky Way, marking the end of its historic mission.
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NASA Delays Cygnus Mission After Cargo Module Damage
NASA and Northrop Grumman delay Cygnus cargo mission to the ISS after damage to the pressurized module, with the next launch planned for fall 2025.
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Climb the Ladder: MIT Study Links Debate Training to Career Success
MIT research reveals that debate training significantly boosts career advancement by enhancing assertiveness and communication skills, key traits for leadership roles in organizations.
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Spinning Light Semiconductor: A Leap for OLEDs and Quantum Computing
Researchers at Cambridge and Eindhoven universities have created an organic semiconductor that forces electrons into a spiral, potentially revolutionizing OLED displays and next-gen electronics like spintronics.
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QNodeOS: The Dawn of the Quantum Internet Era
Researchers at Delft University of Technology have unveiled QNodeOS, the first operating system for quantum networks, marking a pivotal step towards a practical quantum internet.
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Black Holes: Cosmic Graveyards or Universe’s New Beginnings?
Revolutionary research from the University of Sheffield proposes that black holes may not be cosmic dead ends but could transition into ‘white holes’, potentially reshaping our understanding of the universe’s fundamental nature.
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Mind-Blowing Color Secret: Do Kids See the World Just Like Us?
Kyoto University research reveals the surprising truth about children’s color perception: they see the world in color much like adults do, across ages and cultures.
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Asteroid 2024 YR4: NASA Declares Earth Safe, Highlighting Planetary Defense
NASA confirms Asteroid 2024 YR4 poses no Earth threat.