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Polaris Dawn Soars into Orbit, Kicking Off a Five-Day Mission
The Polaris program ushers in a new era in commercial space exploration, with more affordable and safer flights in the future.
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NASA tests its composite solar sail system in orbit
The solar sail works like a ship's sail, but instead of wind, it uses sunlight to move the ship through space.
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NASA scientific balloon completes 11 hours of flight
Since 2006, more than 1,600 students have sent experiments into space with NASA's HASP science balloons.
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Airbus tests space robots named Codi and Charlie for future Mars missions
The Codi rover is capable of collecting rock samples with an accuracy of up to 10 centimeters.
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Scientists develop aerogel that detects radioactive gases in real time
Its use allows readings to be obtained in less than 100 seconds.
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NASA begins validation of PACE satellite data with advanced airborne and marine technology
The mission seeks to improve understanding of climate change and its effects on oceanic and atmospheric ecosystems.
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UBC engineers develop comprehensive solution for capturing and destroying “permanent chemicals”
This integrated system could help in the fight against these persistent pollutants, which have been linked to various health problems, such as cancer and liver damage.
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Neurospora intermedia fungus used to turn food waste into delicious foods
The transformed foods were tested and accepted by a group of consumers in Denmark.
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Neuralink: Second PRIME study participant can design in 3D and even play “Counter-Strike” with his mind
The "Link" chip is intended to evaluate and improve the daily life of people with motor difficulties, helping them to regain their autonomy and independence.
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Starpath to extract water from the moon thanks to $12 million in funding
With 1,000 tons of liquid oxygen per year, Starpath could resupply several lunar missions, including multiple flights of SpaceX's Starship spacecraft.
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Special resin created for recycling wind turbine blades
The team built a 9-meter prototype shovel to demonstrate the functionality of the resin.
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New TESSERAE space habitat to be in orbit by 2030
This structure uses magnets to link autonomously in orbit, making space construction as simple as putting together a geometric figure!