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• Stars Get Earworms Too, And The 'Songs' Could Tell Us Their History - ScienceAlert

  1. Stars Get Earworms Too, And The 'Songs' Could Tell Us Their History  ScienceAlert
  2. Acoustic modes in M67 cluster stars trace deepening convective envelopes  Nature
  3. Melodies of musical ‘starquakes’ shed new light on how our galaxy formed  The Australian National University
  4. Sound frequencies of stars sing of our galaxy’s past and future  UNSW Sydney
  5. Distant 'music' in outer space leads to new discovery 2,700 lightyears away  Yahoo

• Scientists drilled into Belize's Great Blue Hole and discovered a worrying trend - Live Science

  1. Scientists drilled into Belize's Great Blue Hole and discovered a worrying trend  Live Science
  2. Scientists Drilled The Bottom Of Great Blue Hole And Uncovered 5,700 Years Of History  IFLScience
  3. A Dark Ocean Pit Has Been Tracking Storms for Millennia. The Weather Is Only Getting Worse.  Popular Mechanics
  4. Belize's Blue Hole Hides a Concerning Storm Archive  Newser
  5. The ‘Great Blue Hole’ Mystery — How Jacques Cousteau’s 1971 Expedition Took It Mainstream  Forbes

• NASA catches a glimpse of 'city-killer' asteroid before it disappears until 2028 - ABC News

  NASA catches a glimpse of 'city-killer' asteroid before it disappears until 2028  ABC NewsView Full Coverage on Google News

• Astronauts Lost Control Of Boeing Starliner While Docking With International Space Station - Jalopnik

  1. Astronauts Lost Control Of Boeing Starliner While Docking With International Space Station  Jalopnik
  2. Starliner’s flight to the space station was far wilder than most of us thought  Ars Technica
  3. NASA astronauts speak out for the first time following unexpected 9-month mission to space  CNN
  4. NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore, Suni Williams give first interview since return to Earth in Fox News exclusive  Fox News
  5. NASA astronauts from Starliner mission readjust to Earth, resume work with Boeing  Reuters

• Crypto Billionaire And 3 Private Astronauts Launched To Space. Then The Chundering Began. - IFLScience

  1. Crypto Billionaire And 3 Private Astronauts Launched To Space. Then The Chundering Began.  IFLScience
  2. SpaceX Fram2 1st private polar astronaut mission: Live updates  Space.com
  3. Aurora Scientists Enlist Private Astronauts on Unusual Space Mission  Scientific American
  4. SpaceX launches 4 people on a polar orbit never attempted before  CNN
  5. Bitcoin investor buys an entire SpaceX flight for the ultimate polar adventure  AP News

• Bonobos’ calls may be the closest thing to animal language we’ve seen - Ars Technica

  1. Bonobos’ calls may be the closest thing to animal language we’ve seen  Ars Technica
  2. In the Calls of Bonobos, Scientists Hear Hints of Language  The New York Times
  3. Bonobos may combine words in ways previously thought unique to humans  The Guardian
  4. Hoots and grunts from bonobos show signs of complex communication, researchers say  NBC News
  5. Bonobos’ Complex Calls Share an Extraordinary Trait with Human Language  Scientific American

• NASA Sets Coverage for Crew Launch to Join Station Expedition 72/73 - NASA (.gov)

  1. NASA Sets Coverage for Crew Launch to Join Station Expedition 72/73  NASA (.gov)
  2. Jonny Kim Set for April Launch: First Korean-American Astronaut to Reach Space  weareresonate.com
  3. Station Orbiting Higher to Welcome Next Crew Mission  NASA (.gov)
  4. The Pursuit of Lifelong Learning  NASA (.gov)
  5. Soyuz MS-27 Launch with Jonny Kim  NASA+ (.gov)

• ESA's new documentary paints worrying picture of Earth's orbital junk problem - Space.com

  1. ESA's new documentary paints worrying picture of Earth's orbital junk problem  Space.com
  2. ESA - ESA Space Environment Report 2025  European Space Agency
  3. Space Junk Problem Got Much Worse in 2024, European Agency Warns  Bloomberg.com
  4. Rising Threat in Orbit: ESA Warns of Growing Space Debris Crisis  The Daily Galaxy
  5. Earth under attack from floating 'space junk' capable of causing massive disaster  Daily Star

• 'Wow! Just wow!': Scientists rejoice as NASA's SPHEREx telescope reveals debut images - Live Science

  1. 'Wow! Just wow!': Scientists rejoice as NASA's SPHEREx telescope reveals debut images  Live Science
  2. NASA’s SPHEREx Takes First Images, Preps to Study Millions of Galaxies  NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) (.gov)
  3. NASA's SPHEREx space telescope releases its first images on mission to map millions of galaxies  CBS News
  4. NASA's new SPHEREx space telescope takes its 1st cosmic images: 'The instrument team nailed it'  Space.com
  5. Harvard Scientists to Help Lead NASA’s New SPHEREx Mission  The Harvard Crimson

• Scientists Reveal the Hairy Truth About Giant Ground Sloths - The New York Times

  Scientists Reveal the Hairy Truth About Giant Ground Sloths  The New York Times

• Two meteor showers will happen simultaneously in April, astronomers say - ABC News

  Two meteor showers will happen simultaneously in April, astronomers say  ABC NewsView Full Coverage on Google News

• Scientists Discover That North America Is “Dripping” Down Into Earth’s Mantle - SciTechDaily

  1. Scientists Discover That North America Is “Dripping” Down Into Earth’s Mantle  SciTechDaily
  2. Seismic full-waveform tomography of active cratonic thinning beneath North America consistent with slab-induced dripping  Nature
  3. Earth's Crust Is Dripping Under Midwest US, Scientists Discover  ScienceAlert
  4. America is sinking and not just due to tariffs. The continent is literally moving  India Today
  5. A lost chunk of ancient continent is sucking bits of North America into Earth's mantle  Live Science

• A Blast of Wind From the Sun Squished Jupiter’s Magnetic Shielding - Gizmodo

  1. A Blast of Wind From the Sun Squished Jupiter’s Magnetic Shielding  Gizmodo
  2. Jupiter’s Defenses Collapse Under Massive Solar Storm, Scientists Shocked by 500°C Heat Surge  SciTechDaily
  3. Major storms on Jupiter can leave a fingerprint in the planet's atmosphere  Space.com
  4. Solar wind compresses Jupiter's magnetosphere, creating a hot region spanning half the planet's circumference  Phys.org
  5. Powerful solar winds squish Jupiter's magnetic field 'like a giant squash ball'  Yahoo

• SpaceX just took a big step toward reusing Starship’s Super Heavy booster - Ars Technica

  1. SpaceX just took a big step toward reusing Starship’s Super Heavy booster  Ars Technica
  2. SpaceX Starship Single Engine Test Fire Simulates Flight 7 In-Space Burn  Yahoo
  3. Amazing Drone Views Of How SpaceX Starship Booster's 33-Engine Burn  MSN
  4. SpaceX Confirms Super Heavy Booster Re-Use On Starship Flight 9 & Fires Up 232-Feet Rocket!  Wccftech
  5. SpaceX Gears Up To Possibly Re-Use Starship Super Heavy Booster For 1st Time!  Wccftech

• NASA Webb Explores Effect of Strong Magnetic Fields on Star Formation - NASA Science (.gov)

  1. NASA Webb Explores Effect of Strong Magnetic Fields on Star Formation  NASA Science (.gov)
  2. Sagittarius C: Webb provides closest look yet at one of Milky Way's most extreme environments  Phys.org
  3. Milky Way Center (MeerKAT and Webb)  European Space Agency

• How to see a partial solar eclipse turn the sun into a crescent - AOL.com

  1. How to see a partial solar eclipse turn the sun into a crescent  AOL.com
  2. This Week's Sky at a Glance, March 28 – April 6  Sky & Telescope
  3. "Double sunrise" eclipse: How, when and where to see the partial solar eclipse Saturday  Axios
  4. Supermoon This Week Will Coincide With Rare 'Devil Horns' Solar Eclipse  ScienceAlert
  5. Don't miss the partial solar eclipse today: Where, when and how to see it  Space.com

• What's the difference between a young exoplanet and an old one? - Space.com

  What's the difference between a young exoplanet and an old one?  Space.com

• DARPA Unintentionally Invents New Rocket ‘Radar’ Thanks to SpaceX - Gizmodo

  1. DARPA Unintentionally Invents New Rocket ‘Radar’ Thanks to SpaceX  Gizmodo
  2. Using the Earth’s atmosphere as a global sensor shows promise  darpa.mil
  3. DARPA is Using Earth’s Atmosphere as a Sensor to Detect Secret Explosions and Spacecraft Reentries  The Debrief
  4. DARPA accidentally detects SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket reentry by listening to Earth's atmosphere  inkl
  5. How Elon Musk’s SpaceX accidentally helped DARPA build a ‘rocket radar’  Interesting Engineering

• What does the shark say? Click, click, click - NPR

  1. What does the shark say? Click, click, click  NPR
  2. A Shark Breaks Its Silence With Some Clicking Sounds  The New York Times
  3. Scientists Record First Known Shark Sounds  Scientific American
  4. It Turns Out Sharks Make Noises, and Here's What They Sound Like  Futurism
  5. Sharks are not the silent killers we thought, listen to the sounds they make  The Independent

• Space miso is nuttier than Earth miso — but it's still miso - Space.com

  1. Space miso is nuttier than Earth miso — but it's still miso  Space.com
  2. Fermenting miso in orbit reveals how space can affect a food’s taste  Science News
  3. Scientists sent beans into orbit and made ‘space miso.’ Here’s how it tasted  CNN
  4. What does space miso taste like?  The Economist
  5. Miso made in space tastes nuttier, researchers find  Phys.org

• Moon dust may help astronauts power sustainable lunar cities. Here's how. - Space.com

  1. Moon dust may help astronauts power sustainable lunar cities. Here's how.  Space.com
  2. Moon Dust to Power: The Solar Tech That Could Fuel Space’s Next Giant Leap  SciTechDaily
  3. Make solar panels out of the Moon to let us live in space, scientists say  The Independent
  4. These Solar Cells Are Made of Moon Dust. They Could Power Future Lunar Colonies.  SingularityHub
  5. Solar cells made of moon dust could power future space exploration  Brenham Banner-Press

• New research reveals chemical secrets of Earth’s crust 4.5 billion years ago - The Conversation

  1. New research reveals chemical secrets of Earth’s crust 4.5 billion years ago  The Conversation
  2. Formation and composition of Earth’s Hadean protocrust  Nature
  3. New discovery about Earth’s first crust changes understanding about how continents formed  cosmosmagazine.com
  4. Solidification of Earth’s mantle led inevitably to a basal magma ocean  Nature
  5. Scientists Just Uncovered What Earth Looked Like Before It Was Even Fully Formed  The Daily Galaxy

• US: Harvard invention paves way for superconducting quantum networks - Interesting Engineering

  1. US: Harvard invention paves way for superconducting quantum networks  Interesting Engineering
  2. Coherent control of a superconducting qubit using light  Nature
  3. A router for photons: Transducer could enable superconducting quantum networks  Phys.org
  4. Quantum Leap: Harvard’s Tiny Light-Powered Chip Connects Quantum Computers  SciTechDaily
  5. Low-noise Transducers to Bridge the Gap between Microwave and Optical Qubits  StatNano

• Secrets of dinosaur gathering revealed by newly discovered footprints - The Independent

  1. Secrets of dinosaur gathering revealed by newly discovered footprints  The Independent
  2. Meat-eating dinosaurs shared watering holes with their prey  BBC
  3. Footprints show giant carnivorous dinosaurs and their plant-eating prey drank from same Scottish watering hole  CNN
  4. Footprints show carnivorous dinosaurs shared watering hole with prey  The Washington Post
  5. 167-Million-Year-Old Footprints of Giant Dinosaurs Found on Isle of Skye  Sci.News

• New Fossil Discovery in the Himalayas Sheds Light on Ancient Carnivorous Mammals - Indian Defence Review

  1. New Fossil Discovery in the Himalayas Sheds Light on Ancient Carnivorous Mammals  Indian Defence Review
  2. New fossils reveal ancient carnivorous mammals in Himalayan foothills  Phys.org
  3. World’s tallest mountain reveals dangerous 10-million-year-old carnivore fossil  Interesting Engineering
  4. New Fossils Reveal Ancient Carnivorous Mammals in the Himalayan Foothills  GreekReporter.com

• SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launch from Vandenberg, California Space Force Base - cbs8.com

  1. SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launch from Vandenberg, California Space Force Base  cbs8.com
  2. Live coverage: SpaceX targets Thursday night for Falcon 9 launch with 27 Starlink satellites  Spaceflight Now
  3. SpaceX targeting Tuesday for next launch from Vandenberg SFB  KSBY News
  4. Crypto billionaire among 4 people set for launch today aboard SpaceX rocket: Time, how to watch  USA Today
  5. Launch Roundup: Falcon 9 to fly five missions during busy week  NASASpaceFlight.com -

• Atlantis Found? Sunken Island with Ancient Beaches Discovered - The Daily Galaxy

  Atlantis Found? Sunken Island with Ancient Beaches Discovered  The Daily Galaxy

• Super-resolution imaging technology reveals inner workings of living cells - Phys.org

  1. Super-resolution imaging technology reveals inner workings of living cells  Phys.org
  2. Life beyond labels  Nature

• ‘Another mind-blowing change’: New data suggests mysterious dark energy is evolving - Yahoo

  ‘Another mind-blowing change’: New data suggests mysterious dark energy is evolving  YahooView Full Coverage on Google News

• This Rare Plasma Phenomenon Was Finally Photographed - The Daily Galaxy

  This Rare Plasma Phenomenon Was Finally Photographed  The Daily Galaxy

• Europe's life-hunting ExoMars rover gets new landing platform to replace canceled Russian craft - Space.com

  1. Europe's life-hunting ExoMars rover gets new landing platform to replace canceled Russian craft  Space.com
  2. Airbus replaces Russian space agency in search for life on Mars  BBC
  3. Airbus wins contract for ExoMars lander platform  SpaceNews
  4. Airbus to design and build ESA’s ExoMars rover lander platform  Airbus
  5. UK firm to land Europe’s first rover on Mars  GOV.UK

• Microbes on the Moon? New Study Suggests Lunar Polar Craters May Preserve Ancient Life - The Daily Galaxy

  1. Microbes on the Moon? New Study Suggests Lunar Polar Craters May Preserve Ancient Life  The Daily Galaxy
  2. Moon's Shadows Could Harbor Microbes. Here's Why That's A Concern.  ScienceAlert
  3. The dark parts of the moon could accommodate terrestrial microbes. That’s why worried us  evidencenetwork.ca
  4. Microorganisms may live in the polar regions of the Moon  Universe Space Tech
  5. Lunar polar regions could have microbes, modeling study suggests  Phys.org

• Is Venus Alive? A Churning Crust Could Be Powering Its 85,000 Volcanoes - SciTechDaily

  1. Is Venus Alive? A Churning Crust Could Be Powering Its 85,000 Volcanoes  SciTechDaily
  2. Venus: Could Surprising 'Missing Mechanism' Explain Volcanic Mystery?  Newsweek
  3. Venus Could Be Much More Volcanically Active Than We Thought  Universe Today
  4. Could crustal churning power Venus volcanoes  Space Daily

• NASA proves its electric moon dust shield works on the lunar surface - Space.com

  1. NASA proves its electric moon dust shield works on the lunar surface  Space.com
  2. NASA uses force field on Moon to sweep away deadly dust  New Atlas
  3. Moon dust could be dangerous. We may have figured out a new way of handling it  Salon.com
  4. NASA shakes off annoying moon dust with electric current  heise online
  5. NASA's New Dust Repelling Shield Seems to Work Well  Universe Today

• Scientists are close to simulating a worm brain - Boing Boing

  1. Scientists are close to simulating a worm brain  Boing Boing
  2. The Worm That No Computer Scientist Can Crack  WIRED
  3. Scientists Are Finally Close to Digitally Recreating Worm Brains  VICE

• Fine diving: Tuna more reliant on 'deep-sea buffet' than first thought - Oceanographic Magazine

  Fine diving: Tuna more reliant on 'deep-sea buffet' than first thought  Oceanographic Magazine

• How a 'mudball' meteorite survived space to land in the jungles of Central America - Space.com

  1. How a 'mudball' meteorite survived space to land in the jungles of Central America  Space.com
  2. "Mudball meteorite" spent 2 million years avoiding collision – until Earth  New Atlas
  3. A cosmic time capsule crashed on Earth in 2019. Now, we know what's inside it  India Today
  4. Orbit, Meteoroid Size, And Cosmic Ray Exposure History Of The Aguas Zarcas CM2 Breccia  astrobiology.com
  5. Meteorite Miracle: After a 2-Million-Year Journey, This “Mudball” Lit Up the Sky Over Costa Rica  SciTechDaily

• Auroras captured on Neptune for the first time, thanks to the Webb Telescope - Earth.com

  1. Auroras captured on Neptune for the first time, thanks to the Webb Telescope  Earth.com
  2. Auroras Are Spotted on Neptune for the First Time, and Lead to a New Mystery  The New York Times
  3. Discovery of $${{\bf{H}}}_{\mathbf{3}}^{\mathbf{+}}$$ and infrared aurorae at Neptune with JWST | Nature Astronomy  Nature
  4. NASA’s Webb Captures Neptune’s Auroras For First Time  NASA Science (.gov)
  5. "I was astonished" – Webb detects aurora on Neptune. Results help explain why it's so strange  BBC Sky at Night Magazine

• NASA captures first lights turning on in the universe after the Big Bang - Daily Mail

  1. NASA captures first lights turning on in the universe after the Big Bang  Daily Mail
  2. Witnessing the onset of reionization through Lyman-α emission at redshift 13  Nature
  3. Astronomers have found oxygen in the most distant galaxy we know of  BBC Sky at Night Magazine
  4. NASA’s Webb Sees Galaxy Mysteriously Clearing Fog of Early Universe  NASA Science (.gov)
  5. Scientists Spotted Evidence of an Unseen Universe—Even Though That Should Be Impossible  Popular Mechanics

• It Looks Like Nothing Else: Meet the Bizarre Frog That Shouldn’t Exist - SciTechDaily

  It Looks Like Nothing Else: Meet the Bizarre Frog That Shouldn’t Exist  SciTechDaily

• Paywall removal sites mysteriously redirect to Kremlin-controlled media outlet - Semafor

  Paywall removal sites mysteriously redirect to Kremlin-controlled media outlet  Semafor

• Lichens Thrive in Harsh Mars-Like Conditions, Groundbreaking Study Finds - ScienceAlert

  1. Lichens Thrive in Harsh Mars-Like Conditions, Groundbreaking Study Finds  ScienceAlert
  2. This Lichen Species Might Survive on Mars, Study Suggests  Gizmodo
  3. Scientists Find One Lifeform That Could Survive Extreme Extraterrestrial Environments  IFLScience
  4. A step towards life on Mars? Lichens survive Martian simulation in new study  Phys.org
  5. Lichens Endure Exposure to Simulated Mars Atmosphere: Study  Sci.News

• JAXA institute studying Mars lander concept - SpaceNews

  JAXA institute studying Mars lander concept  SpaceNews

• At Last, Barnard's Star Just 6 Light-Years Away Confirmed To Have Four Tiny Rocky Planets - IFLScience

  1. At Last, Barnard's Star Just 6 Light-Years Away Confirmed To Have Four Tiny Rocky Planets  IFLScience
  2. Discovery Alert: Four Little Planets, One Big Step  NASA Science (.gov)
  3. Scientists discover four Earth-like planets orbiting Barnard's Star | - The Times of India  Times of India
  4. Four planets discovered outside Solar System share a similarity with Earth  India Today
  5. Four rocky planets discovered by scientists | The planets are labelled b, c, d, and e | Inshorts  Inshorts

• This Engineer Says He’s Found a Way to Escape Earth Without Rocket Fuel - The Daily Galaxy

  This Engineer Says He’s Found a Way to Escape Earth Without Rocket Fuel  The Daily GalaxyView Full Coverage on Google News

• Scientists retire Gaia telescope, 'the discovery machine of the decade' - Live Science

  Scientists retire Gaia telescope, 'the discovery machine of the decade'  Live ScienceView Full Coverage on Google News

• Why Everything in the Universe Turns More Complex - Quanta Magazine

  Why Everything in the Universe Turns More Complex  Quanta Magazine

• Monkeys are better yodelers than humans, study finds - Ars Technica

  1. Monkeys are better yodelers than humans, study finds  Ars Technica
  2. Monkeys are world's best yodelers, 'voice breaks' analysis finds  Phys.org
  3. Monkeys revealed as undisputed kings of yodelling with frequency range 5 times greater than humans  The Sun
  4. How Can Monkeys Yodel Better Than Humans?  Discover Magazine
  5. These monkeys are the world’s best yodellers, and we have the footage to prove it  BBC Science Focus Magazine

• 50,000-Year-Old Quina Tools Found in China Could Rewrite Human Evolution History - Indian Defence Review

  1. 50,000-Year-Old Quina Tools Found in China Could Rewrite Human Evolution History  Indian Defence Review
  2. Archaeologists unearthed a cache of stone tools. Neanderthals may have made them, study finds  CNN
  3. 50,000-Year-Old Tools Found in China Could Point to Unknown Human Ancestor  SciTechDaily
  4. Neanderthal-like stone tools unearthed in China could rewrite human history, scientists say  The Independent
  5. Stone Tool Discovery Indicates Diverse Human Dynamics in Middle Paleolithic East Asia  Sci.News

• Parker Probe Repeats Record Brush With The Sun in Daredevil Dive - ScienceAlert

  Parker Probe Repeats Record Brush With The Sun in Daredevil Dive  ScienceAlertView Full Coverage on Google News

• Dinosaur species discovered with just two claws, baffling scientists - Earth.com

  1. Dinosaur species discovered with just two claws, baffling scientists  Earth.com
  2. Two-clawed dinosaur species discovered in Gobi Desert  BBC
  3. Largest fully preserved dinosaur claw unearthed in Mongolia’s Gobi Desert  CNN
  4. Ginormous Claws Found in The Gobi Desert Belong to a Never-Before-Seen Species  ScienceAlert
  5. This bizarre new dinosaur has something in common with modern sloths  National Geographic

• 407 mn-year-old giant's fossil doesn't fit any known life category - Interesting Engineering

  1. 407 mn-year-old giant's fossil doesn't fit any known life category  Interesting Engineering
  2. These 26-foot Tall Organisms Weren't Plants, Animals, or Fungi, but a Secret Fourth Thing  SYFY
  3. Giant, mysterious organisms discovered are impossible to categorize  Earth.com
  4. Mysterious Giants May Be a Whole New Kind of Life That No Longer Exists  ScienceAlert
  5. "Nature's hidden empire": This massive, fungus-like organism could redefine the entire tree of life  Sustainability Times

• A Robot Dives Deep Below Lake Baikal and Finds Something No One Expected - Indian Defence Review

  A Robot Dives Deep Below Lake Baikal and Finds Something No One Expected  Indian Defence Review

• The significance of the recent 'baby pictures' showing the universe when it was just 380,000 years old - Phys.org

  The significance of the recent 'baby pictures' showing the universe when it was just 380,000 years old  Phys.org

• Your brain starts eating itself during a marathon, study finds - Live Science

  Your brain starts eating itself during a marathon, study finds  Live ScienceView Full Coverage on Google News

• Triassic amphibians the size of alligators perished in mass die-off in Wyoming, puzzling 'bone bed' reveals - Live Science

  1. Triassic amphibians the size of alligators perished in mass die-off in Wyoming, puzzling 'bone bed' reveals  Live Science
  2. Enormous, Crocodile-Sized Amphibians Mysteriously Died Together in Wyoming 230 Million Years Ago  Smithsonian Magazine
  3. Ancient amphibians as big as alligators died in mass mortality event in Triassic Wyoming  Phys.org
  4. Ancient alligator-sized amphibians died under mysterious circumstances  Popular Science
  5. Mass death event killed giant amphibians 230 million years ago  Interesting Engineering

• Study shows gas giants like Jupiter form in just 1 to 2 million years - Interesting Engineering

  Study shows gas giants like Jupiter form in just 1 to 2 million years  Interesting Engineering

• Venom beyond animals: The toxic arsenal of fungi, plants, and microbes - Earth.com

  1. Venom beyond animals: The toxic arsenal of fungi, plants, and microbes  Earth.com
  2. The vast venomous world of plants, fungi, bacteria: Study  Mongabay
  3. Numerous Plants, Fungi, Protists, Bacteria, and Even Viruses Possess Toxin Delivery Systems: Study  Sci.News
  4. Overlooked diversity: New research suggests plants, fungi and even viruses use venom  Phys.org

• Moon settlements could use brick-repairing bacteria for long-lasting habitats - Interesting Engineering

  1. Moon settlements could use brick-repairing bacteria for long-lasting habitats  Interesting Engineering
  2. Indian researchers develop method to repair space bricks using bacteria | This method recovered much of brick's strength | Inshorts  Inshorts
  3. IISc Bengaluru Teams Bacteria-Based Method May Help Repair Cracked Bricks On Moon  Free Press Journal
  4. New bacteria can repair bricks for stronger lunar homes  AOL.com
  5. Fixing cracks in space bricks with bacteria  MSN

• Galaxies die earlier than expected: Webb sees signs of halted star formation 700 million years after Big Bang - Phys.org

  1. Galaxies die earlier than expected: Webb sees signs of halted star formation 700 million years after Big Bang  Phys.org
  2. Galaxies Were Already Dying Just 700 Million Years After the Big Bang  Universe Today
  3. The most distant "dead" galaxy in the Universe has been found  Baku.ws
  4. Galaxies stopped growing sooner than cosmic models predict  Space Daily
  5. Webb finds that dead galaxies may also be present in the young Universe  Tech Explorist

• Chinese astronauts light a match aboard their space station—and the result is surprising - Glass Almanac

  Chinese astronauts light a match aboard their space station—and the result is surprising  Glass Almanac

• “Astounding” – Astronomers Reveal Hidden Monster Black Hole Lurking in Our Galactic Backyard - SciTechDaily

  1. “Astounding” – Astronomers Reveal Hidden Monster Black Hole Lurking in Our Galactic Backyard  SciTechDaily
  2. Astronomers reveal hidden monster black hole lurking in our galactic backyard  Dunya News

• Incredible photo shows supermassive black hole blowing a jet of matter into interstellar space - Space.com

  Incredible photo shows supermassive black hole blowing a jet of matter into interstellar space  Space.com

• Australia’s Steady March Towards Space - Hackaday

  Australia’s Steady March Towards Space  Hackaday

• Million-year-old Tunnels Found In Africa—Scientists Think Something Was Living Inside - The Daily Galaxy

  Million-year-old Tunnels Found In Africa—Scientists Think Something Was Living Inside  The Daily Galaxy

• This Rare Fossil Connects The Dots In A 180-million-year-old Evolutionary Mystery - The Daily Galaxy

  1. This Rare Fossil Connects The Dots In A 180-million-year-old Evolutionary Mystery  The Daily Galaxy
  2. Jurassic Sea Monster Resurfaces: Rare Fossil Unveils Secrets of Plesiosaur Evolution  SciTechDaily
  3. Rare Discovery of Complete Plesiosaur Skeleton is Unlocking the Evolutionary Secrets of Jurassic Europe  The Debrief
  4. Uncovered Plesiosaur Fossil Suggests Multiple Types of Long-Necked Reptiles Prowled Oceans 180 Million Years Ago  Good News Network
  5. Newly found fossil offers fresh clues about long-necked marine dinosaurs  The Daily Dispatch

• Why we still don’t know how many stars are in the Milky Way - Big Think

  Why we still don’t know how many stars are in the Milky Way  Big Think

• This Is the Most Detailed Map of Antarctica Ever Made - Atlas Obscura

  1. This Is the Most Detailed Map of Antarctica Ever Made  Atlas Obscura
  2. Snapshot of Antarctica's past helps predict future climate  Phys.org
  3. Why our climate future depends on Antarctica  Astronomy Magazine
  4. Of Ice and Men - Timeshift  TVGuide.co.uk
  5. "Unthinkable but true": Antarctica's hidden landscapes revealed as the ice melts—these breathtaking sights will leave you stunned  Sustainability Times

• No Brains, No Pain: Scientists Aim to Grow ‘Spare’ Human Bodies in the Lab For Medical Miracles - The Daily Galaxy

  1. No Brains, No Pain: Scientists Aim to Grow ‘Spare’ Human Bodies in the Lab For Medical Miracles  The Daily Galaxy
  2. Ethically sourced “spare” human bodies could revolutionize medicine  MIT Technology Review
  3. Spare bodies will solve medical challenges: Scientists  NewsNation
  4. Scientists Seek To Cultivate 'Spare' Human Bodies For Medical Miracles  NDTV
  5. Scientists Want to Grow Spare Human Bodies. They Swear It Won’t Involve Consciousness.  Popular Mechanics

• Earth’s Magnetic North Pole Just Shifted Again — Scientists Have Officially Updated Its Position - Indian Defence Review

  Earth’s Magnetic North Pole Just Shifted Again — Scientists Have Officially Updated Its Position  Indian Defence Review