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CEO Dave Limp says the structure is ready after bearing surfaces were reworked and water piping reinstalled.
NASA SpaceOps says the agency is inviting industry to submit plans for next-generation stations in low Earth orbit.
NASA says infrared light let Webb peer through the nebula’s dust, helping scientists study how stars change over time.
STRK rallied after the network floated becoming an independent Layer 1, but no formal proposal or vote exists.
Infoespacial reports Geneva's selection; a user says Houston bid aggressively to mark Apollo's 60th anniversary.
A PNAS study tracked vegetation’s global center of mass, finding northward shifts in both summers and accelerating eastward movement.
Blue Origin says full nominal and off-nominal offloads ran across lander tilts, with NASA remotely commanding a VIPER research unit.
News from Science reports rapid expansion at other computer science meetings, too, alongside growing interest in AI.
A project researcher says the AlphaProof Nexus paper appeared in Science; collaborators used agents like it for research-level proofs.
NASA says the spacecraft will deorbit Oct. 12 carrying several thousand pounds of disposal items.
A post says the ship rolled overnight from the Starbase Production Site for preflight work ahead of the next launch.
Science says CD1 proteins display pathogen lipids to T cells but can also trigger skin inflammation.
Medical Xpress reports that Argyrin B largely spared beneficial gut bacteria, but its optimal dose remains unresolved.
A Nature Medicine post on X says urinary cell-free RNA profiling with uRARE-seq showed high sensitivity for detecting bladder cancer in samples from more than 600 patients and controls, and that the method correlated with treatment response.
Science News says one theory points to a long-awaited supersymmetric particle called a higgsino, but the idea has issues.
News from Science reports that NIH says the new rules will make CREID’s work less risky, but scientists are dismayed.
New Scientist says the ultra-fast rotation of rocks in the asteroid belt may challenge our understanding of asteroid structure.
Phys.org reports that once-distant genome regions may have come into contact hundreds of millions of years ago.
News from Science says scientists simulated cooking to address the different temperatures needed for yolks and whites.
Live Science reports the ring was found in the remains of an ancient palace on a submerged island in Egypt.
