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Hubble Captures Cotton Candy Clouds
NASA Hubble Mission Team Goddard Space Flight Center May 16, 2025 This NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope image features a sparkling cloudscape from one of the Milky Way’s galactic neighbors, a
NASA X-59’s Latest Testing Milestone: Simulating Flight from the Ground
NASA’s X-59 quiet supersonic research aircraft successfully completed a critical series of tests in which the airplane was put through its paces for cruising high above the California desert –
Top Prize Awarded in Lunar Autonomy Challenge to Virtually Map Moon’s Surface
NASA named Stanford University of California winner of the Lunar Autonomy Challenge, a six-month competition for U.S. college and university student teams to virtually map and explore using a digital
NASA Welcomes Norway as 55th Nation to Sign Artemis Accords
Following an international signing ceremony Thursday, NASA congratulated Norway on becoming the latest country to join the Artemis Accords, committing to the peaceful, transparent, and responsible exploration of space. “We’re
NASA Satellite Images Could Provide Early Volcano Warnings
Scientists know that changing tree leaves can indicate when a nearby volcano is becoming more active and might erupt. In a new collaboration between NASA and the Smithsonian Institution, scientists
Pope Leo XIV has roots in New Orleans’ vibrant Black Catholic community
The election of Pope Leo XIV as the first American pontiff—and the subsequent revelation that he has Louisiana Creole roots—shines new light on a city long known for its vibrant
The world’s sweetest dolphin is facing extinction—but it’s not too late
On Myanmar’s Ayeyarwady River, fishers tap the side of their boats and wait. If they’re lucky, a gray dolphin with a rounded head and smirk appears. These are Irrawaddy dolphins—social,
How to spend a weekend in Hastings, East Sussex
This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). Mention Hastings and people still refer to the battle of 1066, which is a shame given the town has changed so
This deadly prehistoric wasp captured prey with ‘Venus flytrap’ abs
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