Science
World's biggest bacterium found in Caribbean mangrove swamp
Giant bacteria found in Guadeloupe mangroves challenge traditional concepts
Phys.org  ·  10 hours ago  ·  By By CHRISTINA LARSON
Nasa blocks sale of moon dust and cockroaches that ate it
The material owned by a private collector was expected to fetch £360,000 but now the space agency says it is the real owner of the sample
The Telegraph - UK  ·  9 hours ago
One Day, AI Will Seem as Human as Anyone. What Then?
A Google engineer's claim that the LaMDA program is sentient underscores an urgent need to demystify the human condition.
Wired  ·  14 hours ago  ·  By Condé Nast
'Optimus' Prime: Tesla to Unveil Humanoid Robot This Fall
'Optimus' Prime: Tesla to Unveil Humanoid Robot This Fall
Newsmax  ·  13 hours ago
Iran State TV Announces Rocket Launch as Nuclear Talks to Resume
Iran State TV Announces Rocket Launch as Nuclear Talks to Resume
Newsmax  ·  16 hours ago
Iran Launches Rocket Into Space as Nuclear Talks to Resume
TEHRAN, Iran—Iranian state television said Sunday that Tehran had launched a solid-fueled rocket into space, drawing a rebuke ...
The Epoch Times  ·  6 hours ago
NASA launches its first rocket Down Under in 27 years
NASA launches its first rocket Down Under in 27 years with local Indigenous community to play a key role in the historic mission.
Daily Mail  ·  9 hours ago  ·  By Katelyn Catanzariti
Cockroaches that ate Apollo 11's moon dust are up for sale. NASA ain't happy about it
NASA is trying to prevent an auction house from selling an unusual mixture of space memorabilia.
NPR  ·  13 hours ago
Mystery rocket crashes into Moon and leaves baffling ‘double crater,’ NASA says
A “mystery rocket body” crashed into the Moon and left a “double crater” that NASA scientists can’t fully explain. The origin of the rocket remains unknown.
Miami Herald  ·  11 hours ago
Experts doubt SpaceX's Starship rocket will be ready for July launch
Elon Musk has very optimistic timelines and there's still much work to be done on Starship with July just days away , according to some space experts.
Business Insider  ·  12 hours ago  ·  By Kate Duffy
‘Incredible milestone’: Nasa launches rocket from Australian space centre
Successful launch from Arnhem Space Centre in Northern Territory marks agency’s first from a commercial spaceport outside US
The Guardian  ·  39 minutes ago
State-run television reports Iran launched rocket into space
Iranian state television said Sunday that Tehran had launched a solid-fueled rocket into space.
Chicago Tribune  ·  10 hours ago
It’s time for NASA to cancel the Lunar Gateway
A recently leaked NASA document shows there is bad news and some good news for the Artemis return to the moon program.
The Hill  ·  1 day ago
2022 hurricane season tracks behind the crazy pace of 2020, 2021. But it's still early.
Early in the 2022 Atlantic hurricane season, the number of storms for the year is tracking behind 2021 and 2020 numbers.
USA TODAY  ·  8 hours ago  ·  By Cady Stanton
First of three Nasa rockets to take off from Northern Territory space centre
Rocket carrying instruments to study the evolution of the universe will be Nasa’s first launch from commercial port outside US
The Guardian  ·  19 hours ago
Love Island scientists ‘reveal’ who will win – as well as the Islanders who are heading for disaster
LOVE Island scientists have spilled the beans on who is likely to WIN the competition - as well as the couples heading for disaster.The scientific met
The Sun  ·  8 hours ago
Oyster and kelp farmers join calls to future-proof NSW south coast’s blue economy
Experts warn the region’s marine environment is undergoing a ‘dynamic state of change’ due to climate warming, freshwater runoff and storms
The Guardian  ·  7 hours ago
Australia’s doctor deserts: city fringes lag behind centres in healthcare
New data reveals distances to GPs in some metropolitan areas can be more than 9km – and poor planning is to blame, researchers say
The Guardian  ·  7 hours ago
Researchers created gene-edited hamsters full of rage in an experiment gone wrong
While researching how hormones affect animal's social behavior, scientists managed to make gene-edited hamsters full of rage.
BGR  ·  14 hours ago  ·  By Joshua Hawkins
Astronomers Radically Reimagine the Making of the Planets
Observations of faraway worlds have forced a near-total rewrite of the story of our solar system.
Wired  ·  13 hours ago  ·  By Condé Nast
July night sky: Blue-white and the dwarf
Since 1930, the astronomical map of the sky has recognised 88 official constellations, a mixture of those, like the familiar zodiac, which have a long history,
The Times  ·  2 hours ago  ·  By Chris Lintott
Scientists use tadpoles to discover new children’s genetic disease
Researchers from the universities of Portsmouth, Southampton and Copenhagen discovered a new children's genetic disease with tadpoles.
METRO  ·  16 hours ago  ·  By Jordan King
The Alzheimer’s Cure Conundrum
Millions of dollars later, scientists are still unsure of its causes. Why?
Wall Street Journal  ·  3 hours ago  ·  By Andy Kessler
Former NASA official says she was dissed for SpaceX support
Lori Garver takes aim at current NASA head Bill Nelson, who she accuses of attempting to rewrite history after years of fighting against SpaceX.
Business Insider  ·  14 hours ago  ·  By Grace Kay
Birds living in 2 states may be settling in Louisiana, too
HOUMA, La. (AP) — Invasive apple snails may have attracted a South American bird known...
www.mysanantonio.com  ·  13 hours ago
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