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Four astronauts are returning to Earth today after flying farther from home than any humans in history, completing NASA's first crewed moon mission in over 50 years. Their safe return marks a giant leap forward for humanity's return to deep space exploration.
Astronauts aboard the Artemis II mission held a groundbreaking news conference while traveling farther from Earth than any humans in over 50 years. The historic moment marks a giant leap toward returning humans to the Moon.
Four astronauts aboard Artemis II have traveled more than 211,000 miles from Earth and are preparing for humanity's first lunar flyby in over half a century. The crew is already witnessing breathtaking views of the moon's far side that no human has seen in decades.
Four astronauts launched Wednesday on humanity's first crewed journey to the moon since 1972, marking a historic moment in space exploration. The 10-day mission will test critical systems needed to eventually land humans on the lunar surface again.
Four astronauts just launched on humanity's first moon mission in over half a century, marking a giant leap forward for space exploration. The nearly 10-day Artemis II journey will test critical systems and conduct groundbreaking science as we prepare to return humans to the lunar surface.
Four astronauts blasted off Wednesday on a historic journey that will take humans closer to the Moon than anyone has ventured in over half a century. The mission marks a major leap forward in returning humans to lunar exploration.
Four astronauts are about to embark on humanity's first moon flyby in over 50 years, spending 10 days testing the spacecraft that will return humans to lunar orbit. NASA's Artemis 2 mission represents a carefully choreographed journey that brings us one giant leap closer to establishing a permanent presence on the moon.
Four astronauts are about to fly closer to the Moon than any human in over 50 years. The mission launches April 1 and could break records while testing systems for a permanent lunar base.
For the first time in over half a century, astronauts are heading back to the moon. NASA's Artemis II mission launches Wednesday, opening a new chapter in human space exploration.
China's rapidly growing biotech sector is transforming how new medicines reach patients worldwide. The expansion signals more resources, faster innovation, and greater competition in the race to cure diseases.
A startup's AI just verified two complex mathematical proofs in weeks instead of months, surprising scientists and opening doors to faster scientific progress. The breakthrough could help mathematicians keep up with an explosion of new research.
Four astronauts are preparing to journey beyond the moon in April, traveling farther from Earth than anyone in history. It will be humanity's first lunar mission in over 50 years.
For the first time since 1972, astronauts are heading back to the moon. Four crew members will fly farther into space than any humans in history this April.
NASA is preparing to build humanity's first permanent base on the Moon, complete with water ice resources and nuclear power. The lunar south pole location could support drinking water, rocket fuel production, and continuous solar energy for astronauts living and working in space.
Scientist Seemay Chou just launched Radial with at least $500 million to fix the unsexy but critical infrastructure holding back scientific progress. The new venture will overhaul how research data gets created, shared, and used in the age of artificial intelligence.
Researchers share the female scientists who shaped their careers, from Nobel Prize winners to modern mentors. Their stories reveal how scientific progress depends on curiosity, persistence, and lifting others up.
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.
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