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After successfully completing a critical fueling test, NASA announced it's ready to send four astronauts around the moon next month. The mission marks humanity's return to lunar exploration after more than 50 years.
The number of female scientists and engineers across the European Union has more than doubled in 16 years, jumping from 3.4 million to 7.9 million. In some regions, women now outnumber men in these critical fields.
For 24 years, the International Space Station has proven that humanity can "figure it out" instead of "fight it out" among the stars. When it returns to Earth in 2030, it will mark the end of an era where nations put cooperation above conflict.
The International Space Station will splash down in 2030 after three decades of continuous human presence in space and unprecedented cooperation between nations. This engineering marvel showed the world how to work together instead of fight, even as tensions rose on Earth.
For the first time in its history, Ghana is building a modern laboratory to test its own gold, ending decades of relying on foreign countries to determine the true value of its most precious export. The breakthrough will help the nation keep more of its rightful mining revenue at home.
Scientists have found 117 ways to use roadkill for research instead of trapping live animals. The unexpected solution turns tragedy into ethical scientific progress.
After five decades, humans are heading back to the moon as NASA prepares to launch Artemis II in early February. Four astronauts will fly farther from Earth than anyone in history, breaking speed records and paving the way for a new era of lunar exploration.
An international team of scientists just released their annual snapshot of the most important climate discoveries, turning thousands of complex studies into clear action points. The collaboration shows how global cooperation is accelerating our understanding and response to environmental challenges.
Country star Chase Rice will headline a benefit concert that's raised over $3.6 million for Huntington's disease research since 2011. The April event continues the legacy of Bev Hartig, who inspired a movement proving music and hope can fuel real scientific progress.
More people are surviving cancer than ever before in American history, marking a major milestone in the decades-long fight against the disease. The record-breaking survival rate reflects advances in early detection, treatment options, and prevention efforts.