ISS Leak Update: Normal Ops Resume
NASA says operations are normal, but air leaks in Russia’s Zvezda module keep questions open about station safety and repairs.
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Smarter Classrooms, Thoughtful Boundaries
A practical path through the AI in education debate: use with guardrails, not as a cure-all.
Lysenko 2.0: Ideology Over Science
Ideological control over U.S. science funding risks eroding merit-based research and credibility.
The Ice that Shaped Us
A look at how Earth’s ancient ice set the stage for life and resilience.
The Birth of Modern Genetic Editing
A look at how 1970s gene splicing sparked a global debate on science, safety, and responsibility.
Lunar outpost by 2032
NASA outlines a phased plan to build a permanent lunar outpost with private partners, drones, and rovers guiding the way.
Can You Recover From Bad Sleep?
New research suggests catch-up sleep may help reduce the health risks linked to short nights of sleep. Your body might recover more than scientists once believed.
Teaching that shapes discovery
A Lecturer at the University of Newcastle argues that instruction in molecular behaviour determines how future scientists learn to explain, predict, and design in chemistry.
Turning idea into official plan
The European particle physics strategy marks a turning point for the Future Circular Collider (FCC).
Think Twice: AI in Class
AI can simplify learning, but students must still practice thinking and questioning to grow.