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Thu, Sep 3, 12:03 PM ET
NASA's Roman Space Telescope set to launch Aug. 30 atop SpaceX Falcon Heavy
The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, NASA's next major observatory with a field of view 100 times larger than Hubble, is scheduled for launch on Sunday.
Space.com · +3 outlets
SpaceX recovers Starship from Indian Ocean, shipping it back to Texas
SpaceX retrieved its Flight 13 Starship upper stage from the Indian Ocean more than a month after splashdown and is transporting it to Texas.
Phys.org · +2 outlets
Experimental eye drops restore vision in blind mice using light-activated drugs
Scientists developed light-activated compounds that allowed blind mice to perceive light and display visually guided behavior without gene therapy or implants.
All Top News -- ScienceDaily · +1 outlets
Galápagos corals reveal El Niño events now more extreme than past 1,000 years
Coral records from the Galápagos show recent El Niño intensity is unprecedented over the millennium, linked to rising global temperatures.
Phys.org · +2 outlets
Nepal glacier collapse triggers catastrophic flash floods; new lake raises further fears
A glacier collapse in the Nepali Himalayas unleashed devastating flooding, and authorities warn a newly formed overflowing lake could cause more floods.
Phys.org · +1 outlets
Trump signs order creating US Space Academy
President Trump signed an executive order to establish the U.S. Space Academy for training students in space-related careers.
Space.com · +1 outlets
Astronomers discover fastest star ever at center of Milky Way near supermassive black hole
The star S301 is both the fastest known star and the closest to the Milky Way's central black hole, potentially enabling new tests of gravity.
New Scientist · +1 outlets
Betelgeuse's hidden companion star captured in clearest image yet after century-long search
Astronomers imaged a long-suspected companion star to Betelgeuse, potentially explaining the red supergiant's brightness variations.
All Top News -- ScienceDaily · +1 outlets
James Webb Space Telescope finds planet formation is a race against time around young stars
JWST observations of 72 young sun-like stars show planet-forming disks dissipate quickly, making planet formation time-sensitive.
Space.com · +1 outlets
Trump awards Artemis II astronauts Congressional Space Medal of Honor
President Trump presented the United States' highest space honor to the crew of NASA's Artemis II moon mission.
Space.com · +1 outlets
Astronomers may have discovered the first starless galaxy, Cloud 9
A candidate 'failed' galaxy packed with dark matter and gas but virtually no stars brings astronomers closer to confirming a starless galaxy.
Space.com · +1 outlets
NASA's Swift space telescope will crash to Earth after private rescue mission fails
A private spacecraft failed to boost Swift's orbit, meaning the aging NASA observatory will re-enter Earth's atmosphere uncontrolled.
Space.com · +1 outlets
Ariane 6 rocket launches European MTG-I2 weather satellite
Europe's new Ariane 6 rocket successfully orbited a next-generation weather satellite for EUMETSAT.
Space.com · +1 outlets
Scientists capture first molecular-level images of water reorganization during a key life reaction
For the first time, researchers imaged water molecules rearranging during a coupled charge-transfer reaction important for photosynthesis and biological energy
Phys.org · +1 outlets
Private Chinese rocket's explosive first landing attempt captured on video
LandSpace's first Zhuque-3 rocket landing attempt ended in an explosion, as newly released footage shows.
Space.com · +1 outlets
Healed fang wound found on 520-million-year-old Cambrian apex predator
A fossil shows a healed bite mark on one of the largest Cambrian predators, possibly evidence of cannibalism.
New Scientist · +1 outlets
Germany risks missing 2026 climate target for first time, think tank warns
Germany may fail its annual greenhouse gas reduction goal in 2026 unless emissions cuts accelerate sharply, according to a think tank.
Phys.org
Why a newly formed lake is sparking fears of more flooding along Nepal-China border
Authorities warn a newly formed overflowing lake on the Nepal-China border could trigger additional floods following a catastrophic flash flood.
Phys.org · +1 outlets

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