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The moon’s most shadowy places can’t hide from NASA’s new camera
By Kenneth Chang When a NASA spacecraft passes over Shackleton Crater on the moon and peers in, it sees a sea of blackness. The sun never...

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Aug 8, 20242 min read


A test for life versus non-life
By Carl Zimmer For generations, physicists have puzzled over life. Their theories about matter and energy have helped them understand how...

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Aug 7, 20245 min read


Defeated by artificial intelligence, a legend in the board game Go warns: Get ready for what’s next
By Daisuke Wakabayashi and Jin Yu Young Lee Saedol was the finest Go player of his generation when he suffered a decisive loss, defeated...

The San Juan Daily Star
Jul 30, 20245 min read


He monitors solar flares. Here’s what keeps him up at night.
Mike Bettwy, operations chief for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Space Weather Prediction Center, in Boulder,...

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Jul 22, 20245 min read


Study finds Alaskan ice field melting at an ‘incredibly worrying’ pace
By Raymond Zhong One of North America’s largest areas of interconnected glaciers is melting twice as quickly as it did before 2010, a...

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Jul 11, 20243 min read


China becomes first country to retrieve rocks from the moon’s far side
By Katrina Miller China brought a capsule full of lunar soil from the far side of the moon down to Earth, achieving the latest success in...

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Jul 5, 20245 min read


After a weather disaster, a surprise: Some ornery monkeys got nicer
By Rachel Nuwer Hurricane Maria caused widespread devastation in the Caribbean, not only for people but also for wildlife. Five years...

The San Juan Daily Star
Jul 3, 20243 min read
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