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Researchers just made decades of crucial water cycle data accessible to anyone with an internet connection. The breakthrough could help scientists around the world answer questions about climate, weather patterns, and our planet's future.
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NASA just released nearly a terabyte of data from the Artemis II mission, including 11,000 photos, videos, and astronaut observations from humanity's return to the moon. Scientists and space enthusiasts worldwide can now explore this treasure trove of lunar discoveries.
Karnataka just made it exponentially easier for researchers and developers to find public data across India. The new Tathyakosh platform indexes 1.5 million datasets from 458 sources into one searchable hub.
Japan just made it incredibly easy for anyone to see exactly where their local government spends taxpayer money. A new free online dashboard turns complex budget data into simple graphs and maps anyone can understand.
The UAE's aviation authority just released an artificial intelligence platform that opens its data to innovators worldwide. The move could accelerate breakthrough solutions in flight safety, efficiency, and passenger experience.
An interstellar visitor is leaving our solar system forever, but NASA's free public data will keep unlocking discoveries for decades. Over a dozen spacecraft captured comet 3I/ATLAS, creating a treasure trove anyone can explore.