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Insider Look: How NASA Johnson Scientists Monitored Moonwalks
As NASA Johnson scientists closely tracked the moonwalks through live video and audio feeds in the Science Evaluation Room, their observations led to groundbreaking discoveries and insights.
Celebrating Half a Century of Rubik’s Cube
The Rubik’s Cube celebrates its 50th anniversary, with enthusiasts and mathematicians gathering to honor its legacy
The Science Behind Your Mouthwatering Steak
If you’re drawn to the mouthwatering aroma of sizzling steak, it’s all about the chemistry.
Challenging Cancer Quackery: The Truth About Chemotherapy
In a world where old myths resurface, COVID-19 quacks revive outdated claims about chemotherapy’s effectiveness to promote their own unproven treatments for cancer.
Astronauts Take Cover: Russian Satellite Breakup Raises Concerns
A Russian satellite breakup caused astronauts on the International Space Station to take cover, reminiscent of a previous incident in Moscow.
Exploring the Effectiveness of AI in Wildlife Science
Artificial intelligence is shaking up wildlife monitoring and species discovery, but are these new systems up to the task?
Rethinking Human Behaviour: Evolution and Culture
The debate over whether evolution or culture shapes human behavior is a hot topic in modern science.
The Urgent Mission to Save Coral Reefs
Can we rescue coral reefs from climate change? Discover why engineering heat-tolerant species is crucial.