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NASA engineers in Houston fix crappy situation for astronauts - Chron
Not long after launch, Artemis II mission specialist Christina Koch reported a problem with Integrity’s toilet. Houston was there to help.
Rare Gravitational Wave Discovery May Hold the Key to First Evidence of Primordial Black Holes - The Daily Galaxy
LIGO’s recent detection of a peculiar gravitational wave signal could provide the first solid evidence of primordial black holes, objects formed in the universe’s infancy that may also explain dark matter.
Semi-Autonomous Legged Robots Could Unlock Faster, More Efficient Discoveries on Mars and the Moon - The Daily Galaxy
A new study reveals that legged robots equipped with compact instruments could drastically speed up the exploration of Mars and the Moon, unlocking faster discoveries in the search for life and valuable resources.
Forbidden Range Of Gravitational Waves Hints At Supernovae So Powerful That They Can’t Form Black Holes - IFLScience
The finding also strengthens the idea of black holes experiencing multiple mergers
Artemis II’s moonbound toilet is working again to astronauts’ relief after overnight fix - The Seattle Times
NASA’s moonbound astronauts have reason to celebrate, and not just because their launch went so well.
Unraveling the genetic landscape and admixture dynamics of urban populations across Peru - Nature
Genomic analysis of Peruvians populations reveals how admixture and recent migrations shaped genetic diversity, fine-scale structure, and sex-biased ancestry in the context of urban areas.