Naomi Feldman
A NASA-led study published this week has found that several types of Earth microbes could potentially survive for weeks or months under certain conditions on the lunar surface, raising new concerns about biological contamination as nations prepare for future human exploration of the Moon.
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Scientists, researchers and leaders in neuroscience gathered in Maryland as the National Institutes of Health's BRAIN Initiative opened its latest major conference focused on technologies and research aimed at improving understanding of the human brain.
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Artist Kaikhan Salakhov preserves his vision of T.A.H.I.R.A – 108 through paintings that unite art, science, and humanity’s future. The vision Kaikhan Salakhov is an artist who spends much of…
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NASA and federal space weather scientists continued monitoring elevated solar activity on August 3 as research efforts focused on improving forecasts that help protect satellites, communications systems, navigation technology, and…
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Scientists across the United States are continuing to strengthen climate and environmental research through the use of advanced Earth observation technologies, including satellites, autonomous sensors, high-performance computing, and artificial intelligence.…
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The U.S. commercial space industry continues to expand as increasing demand for satellite communications, Earth observation, scientific research, and national security applications drives investment in launch services and spacecraft manufacturing.…
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Scientists and engineers across the United States continue making progress in the development of next-generation battery technologies, with research institutions, national laboratories, and private companies working to improve energy storage…
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A remarkable meteor event that recently illuminated skies over parts of the northeastern United States has captured the attention of residents, scientists, and space enthusiasts alike. While brief in duration,…
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Across the United States in early June 2026, a series of encouraging developments in science, technology, healthcare, and community innovation is drawing attention to the quieter but meaningful progress shaping…
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As the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season officially begins on June 1, communities across the United States are embracing a proactive approach to safety, preparedness, and resilience. The annual start of…
