Science & Engineering In June 1961, a UCLA graduate student's summer job at JPL was to solve a narrower… By Lachlan Brown · Aug 10, 2026
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Science & Engineering Mercury is the Solar System’s smallest planet, but its metallic core fills about 85… By Lachlan Brown · Aug 9, 2026
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Universe Voyager 1 is down to two working science instruments, and the fix that just bought… By Lachlan Brown · Aug 9, 2026
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Science & Engineering The Greenland shark grows about one centimetre per year and does not reach sexual… By Life Signs · Aug 9, 2026
Science & Engineering In 1994, a bushwalker rappelling into a sandstone canyon 150 kilometres from Sydney… By Life Signs · Aug 9, 2026
Africa News More than three decades after the genocide, Rwanda has the highest share of women… By Space Daily Editorial Team · Aug 9, 2026