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	Science Daily update ⋅ February 17, 2025
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	The Washington Post Under Trump, NASA meetings are on hold and missions are up in the air The Washington Post But at the moment, NASA employees and contractors don't know what tomorrow will bring — or even if they'll have jobs. With President Donald Trump's return to power and the billionaire space entrepreneur Elon Musk patrolling government agencies, the world's ... Flag as irrelevant
	Space.com 'Sailing' satellites of the future could provide early warning of dangerous space weather Space.com NEW ORLEANS — Solar sails that allow satellites to glide on the light from the sun could soon become a reality. The technology would allow scientists to provide earlier warnings of space weather events such as geomagnetic storms, which have the ... Flag as irrelevant
	ABC7 Los Angeles Asteroid 2024 YR4 could hit Earth in 7 years. Here's what could happen - and what's being done ABC7 Los Angeles A recently discovered asteroid, named 2024 YR4, has on average a 2% chance of hitting Earth in 2032. While those odds of an impact are slim, astronomers are closely tracking the space rock to uncover more details - a process that could soon involve the ... Flag as irrelevant
	NDTV Human-Like Lifeforms Beyond Earth? New Study Says It's More Likely Than We Thought NDTV A groundbreaking study has suggested that intelligent life may be a common outcome on planets, rather than a rare occurrence, potentially increasing the likelihood of human-like civilisations existing elsewhere in the universe. Researchers from Penn ... Flag as irrelevant
	NASASpaceflight.com Euclid reveals an Einstein ring around a nearby galaxy NASASpaceflight.com As both regular matter and dark matter distort light, gravitational lenses provide an excellent opportunity to study the nature of dark matter. Strong lenses, like NGC 6505, allow astronomers to study dark matter in the lens itself. Flag as irrelevant
	Science at ANU An unexpected anomaly was found in the Pacific Ocean – and it could be a global time marker Science at ANU Earth must have experienced something exceptional 10 million years ago. Our study of rock samples from the floor of the Pacific Ocean has found a strange increase in the radioactive isotope beryllium-10 during that time. Flag as irrelevant
	Big Think Starts With A Bang podcast #114 – Pluto and Charon Big Think It was way back in 1930 that we discovered our first Kuiper belt object: Pluto. The second one wouldn't be discovered for another 48 years, and was Pluto's large moon: Charon. In the time since, we've discovered four other Plutonian moons, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Phys.Org Research team identifies carbonate-dissolving microorganisms Science Daily A research team has shown that methanogens, micro-organisms ubiquitous in low-oxygen environments like aquifers, soil and even permafrost, can propel their growth by dissolving calcium carbonate, one of the Earth's most abundant minerals. Flag as irrelevant
	The Jerusalem Post Curiosity rover captures rare iridescent noctilucent clouds on mars The Jerusalem Post Curiosity captured images over 16 minutes of sunlight and atmospheric ice crystals interacting in the Martian twilight. The images reveal iridescent clouds that resemble a giant feather ... Flag as irrelevant
	BBC Sky at Night Magazine Why is life on Earth left-handed? No-one knows, but the answer could be found in comets, asteroids and on Mars BBC Sky at Night Magazine Earth life is based around proteins. These biomolecules are built from 20 amino acids which combine in different orders to create everything from enzymes to muscle and bone cells. Some of these amino acids can exist in ... Flag as irrelevant
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