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SpaceX late-night rocket launch in Florida: What time is liftoff from Cape Canaveral?
SpaceX rocket launch in Florida: What time is liftoff, how to watch in Daytona, New Smyrna Beach
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SpaceX rocket launch in Florida: Where to watch from Vero Beach, Port St. Lucie, Fort Pierce
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ScienceLate-night SpaceX rocket launch in Florida: When is liftoff, where to watch in Jacksonville
Depending on weather conditions, trajectory and clouds, nighttime rocket launches from Cape Canaveral are visible as far north as Jacksonville Beach.
The Florida Times-Union3 min read
SciencePlaying Video Games Has an Unexpected Effect on Kids' IQ, Study Discovers
Screen time with benefits.
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ScienceAlert
ScienceBlue Origin set for next human mission on Sunday
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — Space technology company Blue Origin has scheduled its next human flight for this weekend. The company is scheduled to have its New Shepard rocket lift off Sunday, Aug. 3 from Launch Site One outside of Van Horn. The launch window opens at 6:30 a.m. Mountain Daylight Time on Sunday. The […]
KTSM1 min read
ScienceCosmic Rays Could Help Aliens Thrive in The Barren Wastelands of Space
"Life might be able to survive in more places than we ever imagined.”
2 min readScienceAlert
SciencePatrick Star and 'Drag Queen' crab: underwater robot live stream captivates Argentines
A robot explores the dark, cold, deep sea floor of the South Atlantic, transmitting images of vibrant coral and fish never seen before as scientists give live commentary via YouTube."There are cold-water corals with the same colors as those in the Caribbean.
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AFP
ScienceStick insect — as hefty as a golf ball — could be heaviest ever found in Australian rainforest
A new species of stick insect believed to be the heaviest ever found in Australia was located in a remote rainforest.
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NY Post
ScienceScientists Found a Mysterious Barrier in The Ocean That Jellyfish Won't Cross
Why don't they cross?
3 min readScienceAlert
ScienceWhy does your mind goes 'blank'? New brain scans reveal the surprising answer
Neuroscientists think moments of "mind blanking" could be a way for the brain to protect itself.
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Live Science
Business‘Eclipse of the century’ is coming: Here’s where you can see all 6 minutes and 23 seconds of totality
It will be the longest eclipse totality until the year 2114.
2 min readNY Post
Science100 years ago, scientists thought we’d be eating food made from air
100 years later, we've almost figured out how.
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Popular Science
ScienceScientists scan famous 'Earthrise' crater on mission to find alien life in our solar system
A large lunar crater featured in the iconic 'Earthrise' photo has just helped the European JUICE spacecraft hone its alien-hunting instruments during a once-in-a-lifetime flyby.
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Space
BusinessWhen is the next full moon? Why is it called sturgeon moon in August? Perseid shower peaks
Perseid meteor shower nears it's peak — after the next full moon. Here's when to watch the August sturgeon moon 2025 and zooming fireballs in the sky.
Bucks County Courier Times3 min read
WorldGoogle Has Quietly Been Detecting Earthquakes by Sensing Rumbling in Android Phones For Years
Google has for years been harnessing the power of its Android smartphones to detect and measure tens of thousands of earthquakes — and now, the company is admitting to a massive misstep in its system. In a new paper published in the journal Science, researchers from the search giant described using motion sensors from its two billion-strong Android network between the years 2021 and 2024 to detect and alert users in almost 100 countries around the world. Known as "Android Earthquake Alerts" (AEA
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Futurism
ScienceAugust Moon: Here's what to look for during all 4 major moon phases
Join us on a guided telescope tour of August's moon, featuring distinct targets for each of the four major lunar phases.
7 min readSpace
ScienceUGA research shows invasive species of spiders in Georgia may also be cannibals
New research by the University of Georgia shows that an invasive species of arachnid in the state of Georgia may be not so much shy as cannibalistic.
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WSB Cox articles
ScienceSpaceX Dragon delivers Crew-11 to International Space Station
The four Crew-11 crew members joined seven other astronauts in the International Space Station early Saturday morning following a 15-hour journey from Florida.
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United Press International
BusinessNew IVF Startup Claims It Can Predict an Embryo's IQ
The 21st century has seen startups rise from a relatively niche business approach to a multi-trillion dollar phenomenon. Between 2021 and 2023, startups generated an estimated $7.6 trillion in global value. From 2019 to 2023, the number of startups in the US increased by 16 percent, according to the Center for American Progress, a corporate think tank. But with all that success come a whole lotta risk. It's estimated over two thirds of startups fail to deliver a positive return to investors. Man
4 min readFuturism
LifestyleWhy does time change when traveling close to the speed of light? A physicist explains
Your experience of time is relative because it depends on motion – more specifically, your speed and acceleration.
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The Conversation
ScienceGhana has a rare treasure, a crater made when a meteor hit Earth: why it needs to be protected
The Bosumtwi impact crater in Ghana is well preserved, making it a hotspot for space research.
5 min readSpace
WorldStunning photos capture moment one of Indonesia's most active volcanoes erupts
Indonesia's Mount Lewotobi Laki Laki, one of the country's most active volcanoes, erupted twice within a matter of hours spanning Aug. 1 and 2.
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Fox News
ScienceFirst Quantum Bit Made of Antimatter Captured in Physics Breakthrough
Profound discoveries await.
3 min readScienceAlert
WorldEnough doom-mongering about climate change
As a student, Johannes Ackva wore a hair shirt so itchy and uncomfortable that even Greta Thunberg might have approved.
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The Telegraph
ScienceEarth, Mars, Venus — and a long-lost planet — may have once 'waltzed' in perfect harmony around the sun
New simulations suggest that up to four of the solar system's rocky planets, including Earth and a long-lost world, once orbited in mathematical harmony around the infant sun.
5 min readLive Science
ScienceCrew Dragon docks with space station after problem-free rendezvous
The arrival of Crew 11 clears the way for four other station fliers to return to Earth next week after a 145-day stay in space.
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CBS News
WorldFarmers devastated as extreme weather ruins key crop: 'We don't know how we will recover'
"The income has fallen drastically."
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The Cool Down
ScienceResearchers develop game-changing system to predict major natural disasters: 'Instrumental in early warning systems'
"Helping to safeguard communities and ecosystems."
3 min readThe Cool Down
ScienceExperts make surprising discovery that could have major impact on agricultural lands: 'More valuable'
"Will help us develop a clearer picture."
2 min readThe Cool Down
ScienceScientists Find Evidence That Memories in Brain Are Physically Moving Around
[how's title sit with you given that the initial 'representation drift' paper was published in 2013?] Anyone who makes a habit of losing their keys has a new excuse: you didn't forget — your memory just moved. [or something!] That's courtesy of neuroscientists at Northwestern University, who recently published a study looking into the brain patterns of mice. The new research explores how the hippocampus — a crucial part of the brain for spatial memory — changes over time. The paper sheds some li
3 min readFuturism
ScienceNonprofit makes alarming discovery on beach near SpaceX's Starbase: 'We already collected one ton'
"We are a very small group."
633 min readThe Cool Down
ScienceResearchers make alarming discovery deep in caves rarely seen by humans: 'Can exist even in remote places'
Researchers are exploring methods to mitigate the problem.
2 min readThe Cool Down
Science2,000-year-old Chinese Terracotta Army technique found to double artillery gun lifespan
The breakthrough not only reduces maintenance and failure risk, but also dramatically improves weapon reliability and accuracy.
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Interesting Engineering
LifestyleHow the fight over what it means to be human has dramatically changed
A philosopher on humanity's need for a new story — and a new way to defy where we're headed.
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Vox
ScienceSpaceX delivers astronauts to space station on express flight
SpaceX has delivered a new crew of astronauts to the International Space Station, making the journey in just 15 hours.
2 min readThe Telegraph
ScienceNASA unveils 9 stunning snapshots of the cosmos in X-ray vision: Space photo of the week
Scientists have released nine dazzling images from NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory, blending data with the Hubble and James Webb space telescopes to reveal black holes, star clusters and distant galaxies like never before.
2 min readLive Science
ScienceWord from the Smokies: Armadillos make a home in the Smokies
Armadillos are expanding their range. About 20 species of armadillo exist worldwide, but the nine-banded armadillo is the only one found in the U.S.
Asheville Citizen-Times6 min read
ScienceThis Webb photo didn't just see galaxies. It changed their place in time.
NASA's new space telescope continues a legacy started by Hubble.
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Mashable
ScienceSpaceX Crew Dragon docks with International Space Station
An international team of four astronauts aboard a SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule docked Saturday with the orbiting International Space Station (ISS)."Hello Space Station -- Crew 11 is here and we are super excited to join," Fincke replied.
2 min readAFP
ScienceSpaceX's Crew-11 astronauts arrive at the International Space Station (video)
The four astronauts of SpaceX's Crew-11 mission arrived at the International Space Station early Saturday morning (Aug. 2), less than 15 hours after lifting off.
2 min readSpace
ScienceSpaceX delivers four astronauts to the International Space Station just 15 hours after launch
SpaceX delivered a fresh crew to the International Space Station on Saturday, making the trip in a quick 15 hours. The four U.S., Russian and Japanese astronauts pulled up in their SpaceX capsule after launching from NASA's Kennedy Space Center. SpaceX will bring those four back as early as Wednesday.
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Associated Press Finance
HealthGLP-1 drugs like Ozempic have ‘surprising’ positive effects: Doctor
A study analyzing 92,000 people found semaglutides, found in GLP-1 drugs such as Ozempic, were linked to a 33% lower risk of dementia.
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NewsNation
WorldIndonesia's Mount Lewotobi Laki Laki erupts again, spewing giant ash plumes miles away
Another eruption Friday evening had sent clouds of ash up to 10 kilometers (6.2 miles) high and had lit up the night sky with glowing lava and bolts of lightning. Indonesia’s Geology Agency recorded an avalanche of searing gas clouds mixed with rocks and lava traveling up to 5 kilometers (3 miles) down the slopes of the mountain. Volcanic material, including hot thumb-sized gravel, was thrown up to 8 kilometers (5 miles) from the crater, covering nearby villages and towns with thick volcanic residue, the agency said.
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Asian Headlines at 6:37 a.m. GMT
SpaceX delivers four astronauts to the International Space Station just 15 hours after launch
Associated Press - Science
Top Asian News 6:37 a.m. GMT
SpaceX delivered a fresh crew to the International Space Station on Saturday, making the trip in a quick 15 hours. The four U.S., Russian and Japanese astronauts pulled up in their SpaceX capsule after launching from NASA's Kennedy Space Center. They will spend at least six months at the orbiting lab, swapping places with colleagues up there since March.
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ScienceMoon phase today: What the moon will look like on August 2, 2025
There's lots to see tonight.
2 min readMashable- Technology
In the Spotlight | UPJ professor creates new method to check students' work for AI use
JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – Mark DiMauro has been at the forefront of artificial intelligence since the new technology began its recent rise, and now the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown assistant professor has developed a more accurate way of checking students’ work for the fingerprints of AI use. This “Turing Auditing” – named for famous British computer scientist and code-breaker Alan Turing – is ...
The Tribune-Democrat, Johnstown, Pa.4 min read - Science
Piñon pine may be more adaptable to drought than once thought, LANL research team finds
Piñon pine trees: They’re just like us. New research from Los Alamos National Laboratory indicates a stress-free piñon might be able to better face the challenges of its day — namely, drought. “It does kind of make sense,” said Los Alamos National Laboratory scientist Sanna Sevanto. “We’re more robust” without stress. The study compared the responses of piñon and juniper to ample watering. ...
The Santa Fe New Mexican4 min read 
USHow researchers urge you to help combat invasive insect found in Fulton County
The invasive spotted lanternfly has now been found in Atlanta, specifically in Fulton County.
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WAGA fox local articles- Science
NASA's SpaceX Crew-11 successfully launches to ISS to replace Spokane astronaut Anne McClain and company
Aug. 1—Within a week, Spokane's own astronaut will be back on Earth. NASA's SpaceX Crew-11 is on its way to relieve U.S. Army Colonel Anne McClain and company aboard the International Space Station after successfully launching from Cape Canaveral Friday at 8:43 a.m. Pacific Time. The arrival of the SpaceX Dragon capsule carrying Crew-11, which is composed of NASA astronauts Zena Cardman and ...
The Spokesman-Review, Spokane, Wash.5 min read 
ScienceGroundbreaking imaging tech maps elements in frozen bio-particles with precision
A major leap in cryo-electron imaging reveals calcium, phosphorus, and silicon in frozen samples with unmatched precision and clarity.
3 min readInteresting Engineering
USLowcountry farmers produce a high yield of tomatoes this season
WADMALAW ISLAND, S.C. (WCBD) – Local farmers saw a high yield for one of the Lowcountry’s most popular summer staples this year. The Sea Islands are well-known for producing tomatoes of all flavors and varieties, and to some even providing a distinct aroma. Their history dates back to 1900s, as they were one of the […]
WCBD Charleston2 min read
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