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A new study reveals that space travel accelerates stem cell ageing, raising concerns for astronaut health and future space exploration missions.
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Space Travel Accelerates Ageing

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New research suggests thousands of lunar craters may contain platinum-group metals and water, making the Moon a potential hub for future mining.
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Moon Could Hide Vast Reserves of Precious Platinum

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A new study shows oxygen leaking from Earth may cause rust on the Moon, forming hematite near lunar poles through complex chemical processes
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Earth May Be Causing Rust on the Moon

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A new ILO report projects AI-driven augmentation could boost jobs and GDP in the Arab States by 2035, but women, low-skilled workers, and older employees face higher automation risks.
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AI to Boost Jobs and GDP in Arab States But Women...

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A new study shows oxygen leaking from Earth may cause rust on the Moon, forming hematite near lunar poles through complex chemical processes
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Moon Is Slowly Moving Away From Earth

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A sample collected by NASA’s Perseverance rover from Jezero Crater may contain biosignatures, offering new clues in the search for life on Mars.
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NASA Finds Clearest Signs of life on Mars

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A new Ipsos study shows that most people and parents in 30 countries support minimum age limits for social media use
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Majority Believe Children Under 14 Should Not Access Social Media

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Scientists develop a brain-computer interface that decodes inner speech, helping people with paralysis communicate, achieving up to 74% accuracy in tests.
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Breakthrough Brain-Computer Interface Translates Thoughts into Speech

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A new study shows Earth’s deep-space signals, especially those directed toward Mars, could be detectable by extraterrestrial civilizations during planetary alignments.
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Earth’s Deep-Space Signals Could Be Detected by Alien Civilizations

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NASA and ISRO’s joint NISAR mission successfully deployed its 39-foot antenna reflector, the largest ever for a NASA mission, unlocking new Earth science capabilities
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NISAR: A Major Milestone in Space-Based Earth Science

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