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China extends its reach into the Solar System with launch of asteroid mission Ars TechnicaChina launches Tianwen-2 mission to sample near Earth asteroid SpaceNewsChina launches space mission to retrieve asteroid samples YahooChina launches space probe seeking asteroid samples Phys.orgAhead of the launch: What is the Tianwen-2 mission? news.cgtn.com
Elon Musk's time as a special government employee has officially come to an end, a White House official tells NBC News . The billionaire, who had recently pledged to pay more attention to the actual companies he runs , started offboarding from his role in the Trump administration Wednesday—the day after...
Scientists warn one of world's supervolcanoes is awakening: 'It will plunge the planet into chaos' Daily Mail3D structure and dynamics of Campi Flegrei enhance multi-hazard assessment NatureScientists May Have Found a Way To Stop Italy’s Awakening Supervolcano SciTechDailyDamaged crust beneath Campi Flegrei linked to uplift and seismicity The Watchers - Watching the world evolve and transform"It could plunge the planet into chaos" the Phlegraean Fields supervolcano is deeply worrying scientists. Farmingdale Observer
Reality television couple Todd and Julie Chrisley of Chrisley Knows Best fame walked out of prison Wednesday, the day after President Trump granted them both pardons . One of their attorneys said in an interview that he didn't know why Trump chose this particular week to issue his reprieve, but he...
The Falcon 9 has played a pivotal role in SpaceX's exploration into space. While it has seen many successful landings, it also had some failures.
The satellites are scheduled for delivery by 2031.The post Space Force orders two more GPS IIIF satellites for $509.7 million appeared first on SpaceNews.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Wednesday the US will begin revoking the visas of some Chinese students, including those studying in "critical fields." China is the second-largest country of origin for international students in the United States, behind only India. In the 2023-24 school year, more than 270,000...
Chubby cheeks? How a local paleontology student discovered on new muscle in dino jaws CTV News
85-Million-Year Old Sea Monster Identified as New Species in Canada GreekReporter.comGiant 85 million-year-old mystery sea monster fossil finally identified Live ScienceScientists identify a 'very odd' new sea monster, unlike any previously known Earth.comFerocious-looking B.C. marine reptile fossil confirmed as new genus Global NewsEnter Traskasaura: Island's signature elasmosaur a new genus of sea monster Vancouver Island Free Daily
SpaceX to launch another GPS III satellite in record turnaround SpaceNewsSpaceX rocket to launch GPS satellite for Space Force from Florida. What time is liftoff? YahooSpaceX to launch urgent secret GPS III SV08 mission on Friday as threats to the GPS grow news.satnews.comSpace Systems Command Invites Media to GPS III-7 (SV08) Teleconference ssc.spaceforce.mil
The launch of GPS III SV-08 — the eighth satellite in the GPS III constellation — was originally assigned to United Launch Alliance (ULA) The post SpaceX to launch another GPS III satellite in record turnaround appeared first on SpaceNews.
How do we do research in zero gravity? Actually when astronauts do experiments on the International Space Station, for instance, to environment on organisms, that environment is actually technically called microgravity. That is, things feel weightless, but we’re still under the influence of Earth’s gravity. Now, the very microgravity that we’re trying to study up [...]
Wheat Pete’s Word, May 28: Sulphur struggles, grazing gurus, yellow corn, and a rust alert RealAgriculture
20 years of observations have given us more knowledge about the icy giant.
AI tools can expose your personal data. Tech expert Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson helps you learn the risks and how to protect your privacy.
ATLANTIC SKIES: Why scientists now think Jupiter was once even bigger than it is now PNI Atlantic NewsDetermination of Jupiter’s primordial physical state NatureScientists Find Jupiter Used to Be More Than Twice Its Current Size YahooJupiter designed the solar system. Here's what the planet was like as a child. MashableJupiter was once twice as large as it is today Popular Science
Natural Hydrogen: A New Era in Clean Energy Fuel Cells WorksEarth's Crust Is Hiding Vast Reserves of Hydrogen – Here's How We Can Find It ScienceAlertBillion-Year-Old Hydrogen Factory Could Power Earth with Green Energy for the Next 170,000 Years The Debrief
The SAA, which NASA has likened to a ‘pothole in space', is an unusually weak spot in the Earth's magnetic field that is spreading and splitting in two
Solar radio bursts, intense blasts of radio emission associated with solar flares, can wreak havoc on global navigation systems. Now, as part of the Ground Radio Lab campaign led by the University of Michigan and NASA’s SunRISE (Sun Radio Interferometer Space Experiment) mission, which is managed by the agency’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Southern California, [...]
The recent threats of tariffs and deteriorating relations with the United States have led to increasing interest from Canadian governments and the public in boosting the country's self-reliance.
Although it was thought to be lost between Earth and the Moon, this satellite sent in 1974 has, against all odds, resurfaced on American space defense radars. Stewartville Star
Scientists caution catastrophic event could be irreversible on human timescales: 'Very little ... gives us hope here' The Cool DownThe Guardian view on rising sea levels: adaptation has never been more urgent | Editorial The GuardianThe world’s ice sheets just got a dire prognosis, and coastlines are going to pay the price CNNScientists sound alarm after new NASA report reveals concerning phenomenon in oceans: 'Earth's expanding oceans are following suit' YahooRising Seas Could Displace Millions, Triggering Global Migration Crisis, Study Warns Gizmodo
A new study reveals details on the megalodon's diet before the massive predators went extinct.
As she worked on the spring cleanup of a Vermont park, a professional gardener cleared away some leaves and happened upon a metal box that turned out to be a tiny treasure chest. Kelly Wakefield opened the box to find old coins, antiques, a bullet from the Civil War era,...
Trees May Be Able to Warn Us When a Volcano Is About to Erupt ScienceAlertScientists Discover How Trees Secretly Signal Deadly Volcanic Eruptions from Space MSNTrees Can Warn Us When Volcanos Are Ready to Erupt–and NASA Satellites Can Read Their Signals Good News NetworkVolcanoes Send Secret Signals Through Trees And NASA Satellites Can See Them SciTechDailyMonitoring Tree Leaves From Space Could Help Predict Volcanic Eruptions Gizmodo
Guitarist and singer Rick Derringer, who shot to fame at 17 when his band The McCoys recorded "Hang On Sloopy," had a hit with "Rock and Roll, Hoochie Koo," and earned a Grammy Award for producing "Weird Al " Yankovic's debut album, has died. He was 77. Derringer died Monday in...
JWST's Deepest Gaze at a Single Spot in Space Reveals Ancient Wonders ScienceAlertWebb glimpses the distant past European Space AgencyJWST peers through a cosmic lens in 'deepest gaze' to date photo of the day for May 27, 2025 SpaceWhat We’re Learning From The James Webb Space Telescope Science FridayThe most distant galaxy ever observed, discovered by the James Webb telescope. Farmingdale Observer
Hong Kong’s first locally born giant pandas have finally been named and introduced as Jia Jia and De De. The names for the cubs affectionately known as “Elder Sister” and “Little Brother” were announced Tuesday at the theme park where...
SpaceX’s Starship super-rocket got off to a great start for its ninth flight test, but the second stage ran into a host of issues and made an uncontrolled re-entry.
Astrocytes may contribute to memory storage in the brain News-MedicalOverlooked contributions from astrocytes might explain the human brain's huge storage capacity Medical XpressStar-Shaped Brain Cells May Hold Key to Memory Storage ScienceBlog.com
American researchers have achieved a breakthrough with a new laser as powerful as 100 times the entire global electrical power. Farmingdale ObserverView Full Coverage on Google News
No one had ever seen it before, a perfect circle floating in the Milky Way is baffling astronomers! Stewartville StarMysteriously Perfect Sphere Spotted in Space by Astronomers ScienceAlertAstronomers spy puzzlingly 'perfect' cosmic orb with unknown size and location Live ScienceAstronomers Detect Mysterious, Perfectly Spherical Object in Deep Space Emitting Radio Signals The DebriefTeleios: The Perfect Supernova Remnant Photographed DIYPhotography
Humans moving to ancient cities sent bedbug numbers soaring, say scientists The GuardianBed bugs are most likely the first human pest, new research shows Phys.orgBedbugs may have been one of the first urban pests Science NewsStone age bed bugs were humanity’s first pests, scientists reveal The Sun
Students become more conscientious, open and competitive when they spend time with peers or friends who also exhibit these traits, according to a study conducted at the University of Zurich. It is the first study to systematically explore how students' personalities are shaped by their peers.
University of Stirling scientists have discovered cells in the skin of Atlantic salmon that offer new insights into how wounds heal, tissues regenerate, and cellular transitions support long-term skin health.
A joint team of researchers led by scientists at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) and King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology (KACST) has reported the fastest quantum random number generator (QRNG) to date based on international benchmarks. The QRNG, which passed the required randomness tests of the National Institute of Standards and Technology, could produce random numbers at a rate nearly a thousand times faster than other QRNG.
They say a picture is worth a thousand words. But it takes millions of pictures to understand the intricate chemistry [...]The post Cryo-em freezes the funk: How FSU scientists visualized a pungent protein appeared first on Florida State University News.
Singularities in Space-Time Prove Hard to Kill Quanta Magazine
Locusts have undersized babies—with their first lunch already in their guts—in dry conditions. Desert locusts have two distinct modes—solitary and gregarious—that are behaviorally and visibly different. The insects also live in the Sahara desert, an environment with frequent dry conditions.
In the tangled darkness of Southeast Asian mangrove forests, one crab species appears to have evolved a structure that functions like a miniature car headlamp. Researchers at the National University of Singapore have discovered that the facial bands of Parasesarma eumolpe crabs are shaped to concentrate reflected light, making signals between individuals brighter and more effective.
Researchers have isolated two novel bis-β-triketone hybrids, Corymbinols A (1) and B (2a/2b), from the fruits of Corymbia citriodora. Corymbinol A demonstrated a 31% inhibition of cuproptosis in HepG2 cells at a concentration of 20 μM, suggesting its potential as a non-toxic therapeutic option against liver cancer.
The co-founder and CEO of the Telegram messaging app, Pavel Durov, on Tuesday repeated his allegation that French intelligence pressured him to interfere in this month’s Romanian presidential election. Durov’s renewed claim during the Oslo Freedom Forum contradicted a denial by the DGSE, the foreign intelligence service of France, where he faces charges related to [...]The post Telegram’s Durov repeats claim France interfered in Romania vote appeared first on Digital Journal.
Researchers have found evidence of a previously unrecognized soft tissue structure in the cheek region of many dinosaur species, which they've called the "exoparia." The finding deepens our understanding of dinosaur anatomy and highlights the limitations of current methods of reconstructing parts of dinosaur anatomy that can't be well preserved.
Cheeky discovery: Scientists identify previously unknown soft tissue structure in dinosaurs Phys.org
Canadian Researchers Identify MicroRNA That Protects Small Blood Vessels and Supports Kidney Recovery After Severe Injury geneonline.com
Europa, a moon of Jupiter, is a high-priority target for space exploration because of its potential to harbor life. A landed mission concept to collect and analyze samples for signs of life was developed over the past decade. Operationally, a critical challenge for such a mission is that the surface environment at the spatial scale [...]The post Europa Astrobiology Lander Mission Concept: Autonomous Surface Sampling appeared first on Astrobiology.
An unknown bacteria on Earth has developed in the Chinese space station: astronauts are facing a situation straight out of a science fiction movie. Farmingdale ObserverBacteria found on Chinese space station has never been seen on Earth or anywhere else Earth.comUnknown strain of bacteria found on China's Tiangong Space Station — and it's developing resistance to space Live ScienceNew Bacteria Have Been Discovered on a Chinese Space Station WIREDScientists discover new bacterium on Chinese space station Semafor
Kami Rita summited Mount Everest for the 31st time Tuesday, breaking his own record for most ascents of the world's tallest peak. The famed Sherpa guide was in good health following the ascent and was descending along with the group he'd guided to the top, the AP reports. The 55-year-old...
Strauss’ ‘Blue Danube’ waltz is launching into space to mark his 200th birthday Los Angeles TimesView Full Coverage on Google News
This crazy bacteria doesn’t breathe oxygen Boy Genius ReportNew Species of Bacteria Can Act as Electric Wiring and Aid in Pollution Cleanup – and Much More Good News NetworkScientists Discover Bizarre Bacteria That Literally Live Off Electricity themorningnews.com
Just two inmates remained on the lam 10 days after a massive New Orleans jailbreak in which 10 prisoners escaped. Louisiana State Police said Monday that one fugitive had been arrested in Baton Rouge, while two more were arrested in neighboring Texas. Jermaine Donald and Leo Tate were captured in...
Gold, other precious metals are leaking from the core to Earth’s surface Global NewsScientists catch Earth's core leaking gold toward the surface Yahoo News CanadaEarth's Core Holds a Vast Reservoir of Gold, And It's Leaking Toward The Surface ScienceAlertEarth’s Core Is Leaking Gold — And Scientists Just Found It in Hawai‘i The Daily GalaxyThe Earth Is Leaking Gold: Scientists Stunned To Find Precious Metals Emerging From Core NDTV
While it's unlikely the deep-buried treasure chest will ever be cracked open, scientists call the discovery significant.
The launch will be preceded by a company talk from Elon Musk, discussing SpaceX’s plans for developing the rocket for Mars exploration. Launch teams are targeting a liftoff from Pad A at Starbase, Texas, on Tuesday, May 27, at 6:30 p.m. CDT (7:30 p.m. EDT, 2330 UTC).
World’s oldest fingerprint may be a clue that Neanderthals created art The GuardianA Neanderthal Left A Fingerprint On This Rock, Possibly While Painting A Face On It IFLScienceOldest Human Fingerprint in the World Discovered in Spain, Left by Neanderthals 43,000 Years Ago La Brújula VerdeWorld’s oldest selfie? 43,000-year-old Neanderthal art reveals earliest face perception Interesting Engineering
Chinese researchers recently uncovered molecular evidence supporting Lamarckism—a long-debated theory from the early 19th century that acquired characteristics can be inherited.
A University of Tennessee researcher documented an immature Cooper's hawk using vehicle traffic and pedestrian signal patterns as concealment during hunting behavior at a suburban intersection.
A QUT-led study published in the International Journal of Human–Computer Interaction has suggested how body-worn cameras (BWCs), commonly used in law enforcement, could transform the retail and service sectors to address abuse and violence towards workers.
Data and findings are not always shared openly in science. Sometimes, researchers hoard those data and provide little to no access to colleagues from their field. These were the results of a survey of 563 researchers from 64 countries conducted by scientists at Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg (MLU) and the German Center for Integrative Biodiversity Research (iDiv) Halle-Jena-Leipzig. The so-called "Gollum effect" hampers collaborations and harms the careers of less established researchers, claims the team.
A research team has discovered how to make a promising energy-harvesting material much more efficient—without relying on rare or expensive elements. The material, called β-Zn4Sb3, is a tellurium-free thermoelectric compound that can convert waste heat into electricity.
Marine bacteria control how much CO2 is stored in the oceans, by swimming after and degrading sinking particles that would otherwise remain stored in the ocean for millennia. Researchers have discovered that some bacteria can swim for several days without food while searching for these particles, losing body weight in the process. Understanding how marine bacteria do this may lead to a better prediction of marine carbon storage capacity and climate mitigation.
Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI) showcased the latest broadcasting and media technologies, developed by its researchers, at NAB 2025--the world's largest international broadcasting equipment exhibition--held at the Las Vegas Convention Center in the United States over four days from April 5.
The FBI warns that cybercriminals can exploit old, unpatched routers. Tech expert Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson urges you to check if yours is listed.
Tête de Moine, a semi-hard Swiss cheese that often finds its way onto charcuterie boards and salads, not only brings a rich, nutty and creamy flavor, but also adds a dramatic flare to the presentation. Instead of slicing, this cheese is shaved into delicate rosettes using a tool called a Girolle whose rotating blade gently scrapes thin layers of cheese into ruffled curls. These pretty cheese flowers are known to enhance the flavor and texture due to their high surface-to-volume ratio.
New theory could finally make 'quantum gravity' a reality — and prove Einstein wrong SpacePhysicists Say We Were Completely Wrong About How Gravity Works futurism.comA cool new way to study gravity MIT NewsLasers Cool Down the Gravity Debate | Research & Technology | May 2025 Photonics SpectraScientists May Have Found a Way to Simplify Gravity. It Could Change Physics as We Know It. Yahoo
New theory could finally make 'quantum gravity' a reality — and prove Einstein wrong YahooA cool new way to study gravity MIT NewsLasers Cool Down the Gravity Debate | Research & Technology | May 2025 Photonics SpectraPhysicists Say We Were Completely Wrong About How Gravity Works futurism.comScientists May Have Found a Way to Simplify Gravity. It Could Change Physics as We Know It. Popular Mechanics
Saskatchewan Skies: It’s time for summer star gazing SaskToday.caBest stargazing spectacles of summer 2025: Full moons, meteor showers and eclipses USA Today
A former police chief in Arkansas who is serving decades-long sentences for murder and rape escaped from prison Sunday, state corrections officials said. Grant Hardin, the former police chief of the tiny town of Gateway near the Arkansas-Missouri border, escaped from the North Central Unit in Calico Rock, where he...
President Trump announced Sunday that he would delay his threatened 50% tariff on the European Union to July 9. "I received a call today from Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, requesting an extension on the June 1st deadline on the 50% Tariff with respect to Trade...
AI could already be conscious. Are we ready for it? Yahoo News CanadaThe people who believe that AI might become conscious BBC
Phil Robertson, patriarch of the Duck Dynasty clan, died Sunday at age 79. Multiple family members announced the news in social media posts, People reports. Robertson had been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease and a blood disorder, and his family revealed in December that he was in pain and not doing...
Tage Thompson scored at 2:02 of overtime to the give the United States a 1-0 victory over Switzerland on Sunday for its second world hockey championship and first since 1933, the AP reports. Thompson, the Buffalo Sabres star from Connecticut, fired a wrist shot past goalie Leonardo Genoni from...
That wasn’t a meteor: Returning SpaceX craft lights up Bay Area sky KRON4SpaceX Dragon cargo ship visible across SoCal as it returned from ISS Saturday night; possible sonic boom reported ABC7 Los AngelesSpaceX Dragon returns to Earth, triggers sonic boom in Southern California Times of IndiaSee a streak of light and hear a 'loud boom' over the Central Coast? Here's what it was. KSBWSpaceX Dragon Splashes Down off the Coast of California NASA (.gov)
We Now Know What Switched The Lights on at The Dawn of Time ScienceAlert
‘Cosmic Joust’: Astronomers Observe Pair Of Galaxies In Deep-Space Battle Eurasia ReviewSpace photo of the week: Violent galaxies seen 'jousting' near the dawn of time Live ScienceGalaxies battle in ‘cosmic joust’ witnessed by astronomers for the first time CTV NewsScientists spot high-speed galaxy collision 11 billion light-years away: 'We hence call this system the cosmic joust' SpaceAstronomers Intrigued by Galaxy Blasting Its Neighbor With Giant Energy Beam futurism.com
The EU is trying to downgrade the protection status of wolves in Europe. Scientists say there are many ways to co-exist with these creatures that are vital for a healthy ecosystem.
Stephen Hawking had very simple answer when asked if he believed in God UNILAD
What happens right before two bolts of lightning smash into each other? An invisible blast of radiation a million times more energetic than a lightning discharge is unleashed in the form of gamma rays, before disappearing almost as quickly as it came. Yes, astronomy-mind friends, this is a gamma ray burst, almost like the very cosmic explosions we see in deep space produced when stars go supernova — except right here on Earth. And thankfully, a lot less deadly. For the first time, a team of researchers in Japan have witnessed one of these earthly gamma ray blasts, known as [...]
Discover the vulnerabilities of fingerprint scanners and the methods hackers use to exploit them. Understand the importance of securing your biometric data.
A new memorandum has firmed up China and Russia's intent to lead the construction of a new lunar base to be completed by 2036, as NASA talks about scaling back its own lunar ambitions.
Enter Traskasaura: Island's signature elasmosaur a new genus of sea monster Sooke News MirrorExtinct marine reptile species named for Courtenay man who discovered it Times ColonistVancouver Island fossil hunters honoured in naming of prehistoric sea monster CBCMystery of 'very odd' elasmosaur finally solved: One of North America's most famous fossils identified as new species Phys.orgFierce-looking B.C. fossil officially identified as new genus Yahoo News Canada
Strauss’ ‘Blue Danube’ waltz is launching into space to mark his 200th birthday CTV NewsView Full Coverage on Google News
Can you upload a human mind to a computer? A neuroscientist reveals all The IndependentCan you upload a human mind into a computer? A neuroscientist ponders what’s possible The Conversation
Strauss' 'Blue Danube' waltz is launching into space to mark his 200th birthday Winnipeg Sun
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You don't need us to tell you that Jupiter, which has more than twice the mass of all the other planets in the Solar System combined, is the biggest game in town (that isn't called the Sun). But believe it or not, it may have once been even bigger. Try more than double its current size big, according to new research from Caltech — boasting enough volume to fit 2,000 Earths inside it with room to spare. Over time, the bloated world cooled off, contracting to the humbler size it is today. The findings, published in a new study in [...]
Kirigami is a traditional Japanese art form that entails cutting and folding paper to produce complex three-dimensional (3D) structures or objects. Over the past decades, this creative practice has also been applied in the context of physics, engineering, and materials science research to create new materials, devices and even robotic systems.
A fungal infection that can drastically affect the respiratory system is on the brink of affecting multiple European nations this year
Sam O’Reilly tips the London Knights past the Moncton Wildcats in overtime in their first game at the 2025 Memorial Cup Global NewsExtinct marine reptile species named for Courtenay man who discovered it Times ColonistVancouver Island fossil hunters honoured in naming of prehistoric sea monster CBCFierce-looking B.C. fossil officially identified as new genus Yahoo News CanadaFierce-looking B.C. fossil confirmed as new genus, days after death of discoverer MSN
Successful AI agents require enterprises to orchestrate interactions, manage shared knowledge and plan for failure.
Island wildlife centre issues warning to hummingbird feeder owners after fungal case CHEK News
SpaceX launches Starlink satellites from Florida ahead of thunderstorm Yahoo News CanadaSpaceX launches Starlink satellites from California, completes 450th booster landing (video) SpaceSpaceX launches 23 Starlink satellites to orbit on brand-new Falcon 9 rocket after abort (video, photos) SpaceSpaceX scrubs Monday night Falcon 9 launch minutes before liftoff Spaceflight NowSpaceX launches 1,000th Starlink satellite of the year during Friday morning mission Spaceflight Now
There has been so much misinformation about this topic, much of it still persists. Here is a new paper by many researchers, Hunt Allcott and Matt Gentzkow are the first two names. Here is the abstract: We study the effects of social media political advertising by randomizing subsets of 36,906 Facebook users and 25,925 Instagram [...]The post New results on Facebook advertising appeared first on Marginal REVOLUTION.
NASA, SpaceX And Scientists Speed Up Human Race To Invade Mars ForbesThe Mars Vanity Project QuilletteThe challenges facing Elon Musk and NASA in sending humans to Mars CNBC
The Chinese mission Tianwen-2 will bring a sample of an asteroid to the ground evidencenetwork.caTianwen-2: China is readying a mission to two rocky bodies in our solar system New ScientistChina to launch Tianwen-2 asteroid sampling mission on May 28 SpaceNewsWhat is China's space mission Tianwen-2? DW
Oysters and escargot are recognized as luxury foods around the world—but they were once valued by the lower classes as cheap sources of protein.
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We investigate the impact of CO2 on TRAPPIST-1 e, f and g during the magma ocean stage. These potentially habitable rocky planets are currently the most accessible for astronomical observations. A constraint on the volatile budget during the magma ocean stage is a link to planet formation and also needed to judge their habitability. We [...]The post From CO2- to H2O-dominated Atmospheres And Back — How Mixed Outgassing Changes The Volatile Distribution In Magma Oceans Around M Dwarf Stars [TRAPPIST-1] appeared first on Astrobiology.
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory’s Legacy Survey of Space and Time (LSST) presents an unprecedented opportunity to advance the search for astrobiologically relevant data across diverse astronomical environments. Through its extensive imaging capabilities, LSST will enhance our inventory of Solar System objects and assess their potential astrobiological conditions. Beyond the Solar System, LSST will survey [...]The post Multiscale Astrobiology With The Vera C. Rubin Observatory Legacy Survey Of Space and Time appeared first on Astrobiology.
The Astrobiology Data Ecosystem, Open Science, And The AI Era - NASA-DARES 2025 White Paper astrobiology.comFoundation Models For Astrobiology – NASA-DARES 2025 White Paper astrobiology.com