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How the New US Food Guide Differs From Australia’s
The US has redrawn its food pyramid with a new emphasis on protein, in stark contrast to Australia’s current recommendations.
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NASA Leadership Shed Light on Moon Mission Dress Rehearsal
The decision was made to push Artemis II’s launch to no earlier than March 6.
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How a Bad Night’s Sleep Affects the Brain’s Cleaning System
A lack of sleep doesn’t just make you tired–it changes how your brain works while you’re awake.
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NASA Moon Mission Pushed to March
A hydrogen fuel leak was detected involving one of the umbilicals feeding the rocket’s core stage.
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Isaacman: NASA Aims to Build ‘Martian Outpost’ on Mars With Nuclear Propulsion
The administrator said that a nuclear power and propulsion rocket will launch before the end of Trump’s term.
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NASA Still Training Astronaut Candidates for International Space Station
The 24th class of astronaut candidates will graduate in 2027. The space station is set to be retired in 2030.
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FAA to Allow 44 SpaceX Starship Launches From Kennedy Space Center per Year
The FAA noted concerns from Brevard County residents about noise, especially sonic booms during late-night operations.
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Astronauts See Real Connection Between Space Station Work and Moon Missions
If Artemis II proves successful and a lunar lander is completed and cleared to fly, NASA aims to land a human crew on the moon as part of Artemis III.
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Blue Origin Pauses Space Tourism to Focus on the Moon
NASA had an agreement with SpaceX to provide the lunar lander. However, then-acting NASA administrator Sean Duffy reopened the mission to competition.
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ChatGPT Health Targets Health Care Access Gaps, but Privacy Questions Remain
What you risk when you give ChatGPT access to your medical records.
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Cold Weather Delays NASA Moon Launch at Least Two Days
The extreme cold forecast to hit Florida on Jan. 31 will stop Artemis II’s launch dress rehearsal.
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Stiff Colon Tissue Linked to Rising Cancer Cases in Young Adults
Colon cancer cases in people under 50 have surged.
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Winter Storm Bomb Cyclone Could Hit East Coast After Arctic Blast
The National Weather Service stated, ‘This could be [the] longest duration of cold in several decades.’
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ADHD Medications May Not Improve Attention, Study Suggests
Study of nearly 6,000 children shows Ritalin and Adderall activate the brain’s reward centers rather than attention networks, challenging long-held beliefs.
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Social Media Fasting for a Week Reduces Depression by 25 Percent
The most depressed young adults saw the biggest gains from a social media break.
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Why Your Brain Overreacts to Fear—and How to Fix It
Gradual exposure to fear can rewire your brain and reduce anxiety.
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NASA Set to Launch 1st Manned Moon Rocket in 50 Years: What to Know
10 days, 4 astronauts, 700,000 gallons of fuel: Everything to know about the Artemis II mission.
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How the New US Food Guide Differs From Australia’s
The US has redrawn its food pyramid with a new emphasis on protein, in stark contrast to Australia’s current recommendations.
|
NASA Leadership Shed Light on Moon Mission Dress Rehearsal
The decision was made to push Artemis II’s launch to no earlier than March 6.
|
How a Bad Night’s Sleep Affects the Brain’s Cleaning System
A lack of sleep doesn’t just make you tired–it changes how your brain works while you’re awake.
|
NASA Moon Mission Pushed to March
A hydrogen fuel leak was detected involving one of the umbilicals feeding the rocket’s core stage.
|
Isaacman: NASA Aims to Build ‘Martian Outpost’ on Mars With Nuclear Propulsion
The administrator said that a nuclear power and propulsion rocket will launch before the end of Trump’s term.
|
NASA Still Training Astronaut Candidates for International Space Station
The 24th class of astronaut candidates will graduate in 2027. The space station is set to be retired in 2030.
|
FAA to Allow 44 SpaceX Starship Launches From Kennedy Space Center per Year
The FAA noted concerns from Brevard County residents about noise, especially sonic booms during late-night operations.
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Astronauts See Real Connection Between Space Station Work and Moon Missions
If Artemis II proves successful and a lunar lander is completed and cleared to fly, NASA aims to land a human crew on the moon as part of Artemis III.
|
Blue Origin Pauses Space Tourism to Focus on the Moon
NASA had an agreement with SpaceX to provide the lunar lander. However, then-acting NASA administrator Sean Duffy reopened the mission to competition.
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ChatGPT Health Targets Health Care Access Gaps, but Privacy Questions Remain
What you risk when you give ChatGPT access to your medical records.
|
Cold Weather Delays NASA Moon Launch at Least Two Days
The extreme cold forecast to hit Florida on Jan. 31 will stop Artemis II’s launch dress rehearsal.
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Stiff Colon Tissue Linked to Rising Cancer Cases in Young Adults
Colon cancer cases in people under 50 have surged.
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Winter Storm Bomb Cyclone Could Hit East Coast After Arctic Blast
The National Weather Service stated, ‘This could be [the] longest duration of cold in several decades.’
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ADHD Medications May Not Improve Attention, Study Suggests
Study of nearly 6,000 children shows Ritalin and Adderall activate the brain’s reward centers rather than attention networks, challenging long-held beliefs.
|
Social Media Fasting for a Week Reduces Depression by 25 Percent
The most depressed young adults saw the biggest gains from a social media break.
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Why Your Brain Overreacts to Fear—and How to Fix It
Gradual exposure to fear can rewire your brain and reduce anxiety.
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NASA Set to Launch 1st Manned Moon Rocket in 50 Years: What to Know
10 days, 4 astronauts, 700,000 gallons of fuel: Everything to know about the Artemis II mission.
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