NASA Reviews Artemis II Data to Prepare for Artemis III Lunar Mission
NASA engineers analyze Artemis II mission systems performance to support hardware readiness for the upcoming Artemis III mission to the Moon
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MIT Philosopher Explores Why Plausible Deniability Persists in Communication
MIT philosopher Sam Berstler examines why people use plausible deniability in conversations and how social norms shape indirect speech and covert conflicts
China Seeks to Block Meta’s $2 Billion Acquisition of Manus AI
China aims to block Meta’s planned $2 billion purchase of Chinese startup Manus, known for its advanced AI “agent” technology
NASA’s X-59 Displays Freedom 250 Logo for U.S. Semiquincentennial
The X-59 supersonic research aircraft has been updated with a Freedom 250 logo to mark the United States’ 250th anniversary in 2026
Southern Chile’s Patagonian Beech Forests Display Vibrant Autumn Colors
NASA’s Landsat 9 captures the fiery fall foliage of southern beech trees in Patagonia’s temperate forests, showcasing rare seasonal colors across the Magallanes region
FTC Reports $2.1 Billion Lost to Social Media Scams in 2025
Nearly 30% of scam victims said their losses began on social media, with investment and shopping scams leading reported financial damages
MIT Researchers Link Classical Least Action Principle to Quantum Behavior
MIT scientists demonstrate that classical physics concepts can precisely describe quantum phenomena like the double-slit experiment and quantum tunneling
NASA Volunteers Help Track Lunar Meteor Flashes from Earth
Amateur astronomers supported NASA’s Artemis II mission by recording flashes caused by meteoroid impacts on the Moon, aiding scientists in studying lunar impacts and…