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KAIST Builds Origami Wheels for Moon Rover That Expand
KAIST's Seong-bin Lee builds origami-inspired airless wheels that expand from 9 to 20 inches, designed for Korea's planned 2030 moon rover mission.
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Mars’ Oddest Cloud May Need Physics Never Seen Before
Mars' longest cloud, up to 1,800 km, may form through physics never observed in a planetary atmosphere.
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Solar Orbiter Traces Origin Of Mysterious Switchbacks
Europe's Solar Orbiter has traced the origin of magnetic "switchbacks" — sudden S-shaped kinks in the solar wind.
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Rare Methanol Found Around Newborn Stars By ALMA
Astronomers using the ALMA telescope have detected a rare form of methanol around newborn stars for the first time.
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Astronomers Find Most Powerful Radio Galaxy Ever
Astronomers have confirmed the most powerful radio galaxy ever found, 12.5 billion light-years away.
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NASA Sets October 13 for SpaceX’s 35th Station Resupply
NASA and SpaceX target October 13 for the 35th station resupply mission, carrying solar arrays, artificial-retina hardware and brain organoids.
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Exotic Methanol Found in Planet-Building Zones
ALMA has detected exotic methanol in planet-building zones around young stars, offering clues to the origin of life.
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Solar Orbiter Traces Origin of Magnetic Switchbacks
Solar Orbiter has traced the origin of mysterious magnetic switchbacks in the solar wind, a Nature Astronomy study reports.
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Most Powerful Radio Galaxy Found 12.5 Billion Years Away
Astronomers have confirmed TXS 2354+015, the most powerful radio galaxy known, 12.5 billion years away.
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Francis Halzen Wins 2026 Nobel Physics Prize for IceCube
Francis Halzen has won the 2026 Nobel Physics Prize for the IceCube Neutrino Observatory and cosmic neutrino discovery.