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'We are go for launch': NASA due to resume human spaceflight with SpaceX takeoff

SpaceX, billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk's private rocket company, made final preparations to launch two Americans into orbit on Wednesday from ...

27 May 18:21 • CNA • 5644198862440295060.html

Nasa SpaceX launch: How we got to this point

Why is SpaceX launching astronauts to the International Space Station for Nasa?

27 May 17:07 • BBC News • 3883826128597226642.html

SpaceX's Crew Dragon toilet is on the ceiling of the spaceship — and no one wants to talk about it

"That toilet? Ah, we'll let you know how it works out," NASA astronaut Doug Hurley said. "We'll try it out, and we'll let you know when we get back."

27 May 16:41 • Business Insider • 6060062401236299266.html

SpaceX is about to launch NASA astronauts to the International Space Station on its Crew Dragon spaceship. Here's what to expect.

Wednesday's SpaceX launch is set to send the company's first-ever passengers into space: NASA astronauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley.

27 May 20:10 • Business Insider • 6060062399342904013.html

'We are go for launch': NASA due to resume human spaceflight with SpaceX takeoff

By Joey Roulette CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (Reuters) - SpaceX, billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk's private rocket company, made final preparations to launch two Americans into orbit on Wednesday from Florida on a mission that would mark the first spaceflight of NASA astronauts from U.S.

27 May 18:46 • Tech2 • 4760741711818406225.html

WATCH LIVE | NASA and SpaceX launch astronauts to space

SpaceX's historic first crewed launch was set to proceed as scheduled Wednesday, NASA announced at midday, but some uncertainty remained over weather conditions just over four hours before takeoff.

27 May 18:24 • TimesLIVE • 7950036619203970083.html

SpaceX, NASA close to historic launch: 'The hatch is closed'

SpaceX and NASA are in the final stages of preparations for the historic launch that will send astronauts back to space from American soil for the first time since 2011.

27 May 19:35 • Fox News • 7362823819667934763.html

Weather delays SpaceX's first astronaut launch from Florida

The next launch window is set for Saturday afternoon, when SpaceX will make a second attempt to send the astronauts into orbit.

27 May 21:02 • The Hindu • 6679535025825389467.html

Historic SpaceX launch postponed because of stormy weather | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. >> The launch of a SpaceX rocket ship with two NASA astronauts on a history-making flight into orbit has been called off with 16 minutes to go in the countdown because of the danger of lightning.

27 May 19:15 • Star-Advertiser • 3439335388630811492.html

How to watch the SpaceX Crew Dragon mission

NASA will be live-streaming the SpaceX launch via YouTube and on its website.

27 May 14:35 • The Verge • 1337119305301155659.html

SpaceX's launch of NASA astronauts was scrubbed and rescheduled for Saturday because of poor weather, just 17 minutes before liftoff

Stormy weather can endanger the Crew Dragon spacecraft and the astronauts on board. Forecasts previously showed a 50% chance of unsafe conditions.

27 May 20:23 • Business Insider • 6060062400818818823.html

Historic SpaceX and NASA space mission aborted

The launch will be next attempted on Sunday (NZ time).

27 May 20:21 • Newshub • 2131266986519142115.html

Weather delays SpaceX’s first astronaut launch from Florida

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla., May 27 (Reuters) - SpaceX, the private rocket company of billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk, was forced by foul weather to scrub a planned launch on Wednesday of two Americans into orbit from Florida, a mission that would mark the first spaceflight of NASA astronauts from U.S. soil in nine years.

27 May 20:29 • Daily Maverick • 2373996787397215655.html

SpaceX, NASA closely monitoring weather prior to historic astronaut launch

SpaceX and NASA are closely monitoring the weather ahead of the historic launch of the Demo-2 mission, which is scheduled for 4:33 p.m. EDT Wednesday.

27 May 15:19 • Fox News • 7362823820892344529.html

NASA set to resume human spaceflight from US soil with historic SpaceX launch

SpaceX, the private rocket company of billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk, was set to launch two Americans into orbit on Wednesday from Florida on ...

27 May 18:21 • CNA • 5644198864357736258.html

SpaceX launch: How NASA astronauts will escape if historic launch goes wrong

The mission will see astronauts Robert Behnken and Douglas Hurley launched into space on board a Falcon 9 rocket, on a 400 kilometre journey to the International Space Station

27 May 15:11 • mirror • 675785260240595449.html

SpaceX is about to launch NASA astronauts to the International Space Station on its Crew Dragon spaceship. Here's what to expect.

Wednesday's SpaceX launch is set to send the company's first-ever passengers into space: NASA astronauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley.

27 May 20:10 • Yahoo • 7097669637382352965.html

Bad weather threatens SpaceX’s first crewed mission

For the moment, takeoff remains scheduled for 10.33pm SA time from the Kennedy Space Center's Launch Pad 39A.

27 May 16:22 • The Citizen • 410802300595890092.html

Weather postpones first SpaceX launch of Nasa astronauts minutes before lift-off

An estimated 1.7 million people from around the world tuned in to the launch from The Kennedy Space Centre in Florida.

27 May 20:35 • Express & Star • 7324224460189012224.html

A tropical storm may scrub SpaceX's history-making rocket launch of 2 astronauts on Wednesday

Elon Musk's rocket company is close to making history for itself and NASA, but weather forecasters gave the planned launch attempt a 50-50 chance.

27 May 14:29 • Business Insider • 6060062400607385906.html

SpaceX launch from Florida delayed by weather

Mission would have marked first spaceflight of Nasa astronauts from US soil in 9 years

27 May 21:20 • Gulf News • 2086521544504821286.html

NASA set to resume human spaceflight from US soil after nine years with historic SpaceX launch

SpaceX, the private rocket company of billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk, was set to launch two Americans into orbit on Wednesday from Florida on a mission that would mark the first spaceflight of

27 May 15:59 • Deccan Herald • 2027555796401551171.html

SpaceX-NASA Crewed Mission Postponed over Bad Weather

(AP) Bad weather postpones first launch of NASA astronauts from Florida in nine years. Next attempt is Saturday.

27 May 20:24 • Breitbart • 3148363492243409394.html

SpaceX launch livestream: Watch history in the making

Nasa and SpaceX are preparing for the first manned launch to take off from American soil since 2011. Watch the livestream here.

27 May 18:30 • TechCentral • 724913820076635169.html

Weather postpones first SpaceX launch of Nasa astronauts minutes before lift-off

The launch date has now been moved to Saturday at 8:22 pm UK time.

27 May 20:34 • Shropshire Star • 3480199992642834688.html

SpaceX and Nasa set to make history as they launch astronauts from US soil

The mission, named Demo-2, will see SpaceX become the first private company to send astronauts into space.

27 May 18:08 • Shropshire Star • 3480199993338018570.html

SpaceX and Nasa set to make history as they launch astronauts from US soil

The mission, named Demo-2, will see SpaceX become the first private company to send astronauts into space.

27 May 18:09 • Express & Star • 7324224460884196106.html

SpaceX and Nasa set to make history as they launch astronauts from US soil

The mission, named Demo-2, will see SpaceX become the first private company to send astronauts into space.

27 May 18:10 • Jersey Evening Post • 6141642775419599626.html

WATCH LIVE: Landmark SpaceX launch cancelled due to poor weather

UPDATED 21:17The landmark SpaceX crewed launch from Cape Canaveral in Florida has been 'scrubbed...

27 May 20:43 • Newstalk • 7635722258422693302.html

SpaceX's launch of NASA astronauts was scrubbed and rescheduled for Saturday due to poor weather, just 17 minutes before liftoff, Business Insider - Business Insider Singapore

Business Insider - Stormy weather can endanger the Crew Dragon spacecraft and the astronauts onboard. Forecasts previously showed a 50% chance of unsafe conditions.. Read more at businessinsider.sg

27 May 20:23 • www.businessinsider.sg • 5090408757050060551.html

SpaceX’s first manned rocket launch called off

Storm forces postponement with just 17 minutes left on countdown

27 May 20:58 • Ft • 707176888972336269.html

Watch live as SpaceX launches NASA astronauts [UPDATE: Scrubbed]

UPDATE: The launch has been scrubbed for today because of weather. The second attempt will come on Saturday. The launch of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket and Cr

27 May 15:31 • Autoblog • 4372976973318292598.html

SpaceX and Nasa set to make history as they launch astronauts from US soil

The mission, named Demo-2, will see SpaceX become the first private company to send astronauts into space.

27 May 18:07 • The Irish News • 993065429071491.html

NASA, SpaceX postpone historic launch due to weather, reschedule for Saturday

NASA and SpaceX have postponed their historic launch due to inclement weather in Florida. It will now take place on Saturday, weather permitting.

27 May 16:49 • ABC15 Arizona • 911680910355441809.html

SpaceX, NASA delay milestone mission due to bad weather

SpaceX's historic first crewed launch is set to proceed on schedule tonight, NASA has announced, but uncertainty remained over weather conditions just hours before take-off.

27 May 16:59 • RTE.ie • 7595237279486132080.html

SpaceX on cusp of launching astronauts, back on home turf

With bad weather threatening a delay, two NASA astronauts suited up for the launch of a SpaceX rocket ship Wednesday on a history-making flight to the International Space Station that was seen as a giant ...

27 May 16:50 • phys.org • 3476726125022969769.html

SpaceX rocket carrying astronauts to the ISS will be visible over the UK tonight

Stick your head out the window at about 9.50pm tonight and look up

27 May 15:20 • Metro • 970161747879147230.html

NASA and SpaceX Launch From Cape Canaveral Today – How To Watch

Today marks the first time since 2011 that American astronauts have lifted off from American soil in an American made space craft.

27 May 17:25 • NewsTalk 1290 • 8990645953554089379.html

When will NASA and SpaceX try to launch again? New date for historic mission announced

NASA astronauts, Doug Hurley and Bob Behnken, were expected to take off from Florida at 16:33 EDT (21:33 BST), this evening, but the launch was cancelled due to poor weather conditions

27 May 20:49 • mirror • 675785261043789174.html

SpaceX's launch of NASA astronauts was scrubbed and rescheduled for Saturday because of poor weather, just 17 minutes before liftoff

Stormy weather can endanger the Crew Dragon spacecraft and the astronauts on board. Forecasts previously showed a 50% chance of unsafe conditions.

27 May 20:23 • Yahoo • 7097669638517249931.html

SpaceX’s launch of NASA astronauts was scrubbed and rescheduled for Saturday due to poor weather, just 17 minutes before liftoff

SpaceX was set to launch astronauts for the first time on Wednesday, thereby restoring NASA’s human spaceflight program. But then storm clouds rolled in.

27 May 20:23 • Business Insider Malaysia • 8325046883634491143.html

NASA and SpaceX forced to cancel launch due to poor weather conditions

NASA and SpaceX have been forced to cancel today's historic launch, due to poor weather conditions

27 May 20:22 • mirror • 675785260422182923.html

SCRUBBED: How to watch the historic SpaceX/NASA launch today!

UPDATE: Launch scrubbed due to weather just a few minutes before launch. See you Saturday for another try! Today, a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket and Crew Dragon capsule is scheduled to shuttle two NASA a…

27 May 15:18 • Boing Boing • 4601305169197324895.html

SpaceX NASA launch: Weather forecast for best viewing spots across UK tonight

Weather conditions for SpaceX and NASA rocket viewing tonight look promising for much of the UK, and especially in England, Wales and Northern Ireland - but Scotland may miss out

27 May 14:01 • mirror • 675785259914576286.html

Watch SpaceX's 1st astronaut launch live

SpaceX is readying for a historic launch, and you can watch the whole thing live. On Wednesday, SpaceX will for the first time launch astronauts into orbit. NASA's Doug Hurley and Bob Behnken are headed to the International Space Station and will become the first astronauts to launch from the U.S. since 2011, NPR reports. NASA on its website hails the fact that with this launch, a "new era of human spaceflight is set to begin," and NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine said this week this is a "unique opportunity to bring all of America together in one moment in time and say, look at how bright the future is." The launch will take place at Florida's Kennedy Space Center, and it's scheduled for just after 4:30 p.m. Eastern, although NBC News notes that NASA is "monitoring weather reports at the Florida launch site that may delay proceedings." NASA will live stream the launch below. Brendan Morrow

27 May 15:10 • The Week • 149215355795681168.html

Watch SpaceX's 1st astronaut launch live

27 May 15:10 • Yahoo • 7097669638724279511.html

SpaceX Dragon DM-2 Launch Scrubbed – Next Attempt On May 30

Following poor weather conditions, SpaceX and NASA aborted the Dragon DM-2 mission today, with next attempt set for May 30, 2020.

27 May 20:38 • Wccftech • 3677959679333627625.html

Today marks the return of human spaceflight from US soil

When NASA astronauts Doug Hurley and Bob Behnken blast off from Florida's Cape Canaveral in a SpaceX Crew Dragon Wednesday, it will be the first time Americans once again will launch from U.S. soil since 2011.

27 May 14:58 • Digital Journal • 4566489172176225100.html

SpaceX, NASA Abort Demo-2 Due to Inclement Weather, Next Attempt May 30

SpaceX and NASA had to abort the launch of the Demo-2 mission due to inclement weather on Wednesday.

27 May 16:48 • Interesting Engineering • 7328942541353390549.html

SpaceX, NASA Abort Demo-2 Due to Inclement Weather, Next Attempt May 30

SpaceX and NASA had to abort the launch of the Demo-2 mission due to inclement weather on Wednesday.

27 May 16:48 • Interesting Engineering • 7328942542308694512.html

SpaceX launch of Nasa astronauts postponed due to bad weather

The launch will be attempted again on Saturday.

27 May 20:40 • TheJournal.ie • 6446904419015171364.html

SpaceX postpones manned mission to space station amid weather concerns

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. – SpaceX scrubbed plans to launch the first American astronauts into orbit from U.S.

27 May 20:20 • TheHill • 355432918612301812.html

Elon Musk rocket launch postponed due to bad weather

Craft was to be the first private enterprise vehicle in history to take humans into space

27 May 13:54 • The Irish Times • 8204772967470451490.html

2 US astronauts arrive at launch pad for SpaceX launch

With thunderstorms and the possibility of tornadoes threatening a delay, two NASA astronauts climbed aboard a SpaceX rocket ship Wednesday for liftoff on a history-making flight that was seen as a giant leap forward for the booming business of commercial space travel.

27 May 18:46 • India Today • 4286117812847831189.html

NASA SpaceX rocket launch cancelled over bad weather fears

Flight to International Space Station now put back until Saturday

27 May 20:23 • Liverpool Echo • 7727211173806827823.html

6 ways to watch SpaceX's historic first rocket launch of NASA astronauts live online, Business Insider - Business Insider Singapore

Business Insider - SpaceX will broadcast live video of its first human mission, called Demo-2, but so will NASA, National Geographic, Neil deGrasse Tyson, and more.. Read more at businessinsider.sg

27 May 20:30 • www.businessinsider.sg • 5090408756067870826.html

Watch Live As SpaceX And NASA Launch Two Astronauts To The ISS Today

Today, Wednesday, May 27 at 4.33 pm EDT two NASA astronauts might fly to the International Space Station (ISS) onboard a private spacecraft in a historic l

27 May 16:39 • IFLScience • 242791748920334556.html

We're ready, say NASA crewmates on maiden SpaceX flight to ISS

We're ready, say NASA crewmates on maiden SpaceX flight to ISS: Ahead of their historic launch to the International Space Station (ISS) aboard a SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft on Wednesday, .... Get all latest entertainment & viral stories on english.lokmat.com

27 May 17:16 • Lokmat English • 4809197829876032458.html

NASA astronauts strap in for historic SpaceX rocket launch

Two NASA astronauts were being strapped in for a historic SpaceX rocket launch Wednesday afternoon — but the weather could still derail their trip. Doug Hurley and Bob Behnken rolled up inside

27 May 18:29 • New York Post • 7654946769114747821.html

Watch SpaceX Launch NASA Astronauts to Space Live Right Here

The day has finally arrived. Today, NASA astronauts Robert Behnken and Douglas Hurley are scheduled to launch aboard a SpaceX Crew Dragon and fly to the International Space Station. You can watch this historic launch live right here.

27 May 18:30 • Gizmodo UK • 8363059000728239690.html

Historic SpaceX launch postponed because of stormy weather

The launch of a SpaceX rocket ship with two NASA astronauts on a history-making flight into orbit has been called off with 16 minutes to go in the countdown because of the danger of lightning.

27 May 20:35 • India Today • 4286117814196082831.html

SpaceX Crewed Mission Postponed Due To Bad Weather Just Before Launch

SpaceX's landmark launch to the International Space Station was postponed Wednesday due to poor weather with around 20 minutes to go until takeoff.

27 May 20:32 • NDTV.com • 5090057681374153570.html

‘We’ll let you know how it works out’: SpaceX’s Crew Dragon spaceship toilet is a secret that apparently no one can or wants to talk about

Ever since the first US astronaut visited space, 59 years ago, NASA has struggled to find clean, comfortable ways to get people restroom facilities in space.

27 May 16:41 • Business Insider Malaysia • 8325046884051971586.html

LAUNCH DELAYED: Americans Back in Space - The Historic SpaceX and NASA Project

UPDATE: Due to weather issues, the launch has been delayed until Saturday, May 30 at 3:22 pm ET.

27 May 20:00 • Townhall • 6083908947212671183.html

SpaceX Launch Postponed Due To Poor Weather Conditions

SpaceX is about to send two NASA astronauts into space for the first time, so here's how you can watch this event online.

27 May 20:35 • Hollywood Life • 1852895045289706449.html

SpaceX is set to launch astronauts on Wednesday. Here's how Elon Musk's company became NASA's best shot at resurrecting American spaceflight.

SpaceX and Boeing are the two companies in NASA's Commercial Crew program, but SpaceX will launch astronauts first.

27 May 14:52 • Business Insider • 6060062399282255876.html

NASA chief "all in" for Tom Cruise to film on space station

NASA is rolling out the International Space Station's red carpet for Tom Cruise.

27 May 17:04 • ABC Action News - WFTS - Tampa Bay • 5911730203503060390.html

Elon Musk’s SpaceX set to launch its manned space mission; check when, where to watch it live and other details

The Demo-2 mission is the latest mission to be certified by NASA for operational crew missions to and from the International Space Station on SpaceX's human spaceflight system-- Dragon.

27 May 15:25 • The Financial Express • 1288289580780440648.html

SpaceX's moment of triumph arrives as astronauts ready for US launch

A new era in space begins Wednesday with the launch by SpaceX of two NASA astronauts into space, a capability that for six decades symbolized the power of a handful of states, and which the United States itself had been deprived of for nine years.

27 May 14:00 • manilastandard.net • 4715274785127632098.html

SpaceX-NASA crewed mission postponed due to bad weather

Science News: KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, UNITED STATES: SpaceX's landmark launch to the International Space Station was postponed Wednesday due to poor weather with arou.

27 May 20:36 • The Times of India • 6060938664489803756.html

NASA and SpaceX forced to cancel launch at last minute due to poor weather conditions

SpaceX was set to launch two astronauts into space tonight

27 May 20:30 • Irish Mirror • 2875825630074459761.html

New Era of Spaceflight: Robert Behnken and Douglas Hurley, First Austronauts from US since 2011

A new era of human spaceflight is set to begin as American astronauts once again launch on an American rocket from American soil to the International Space Station as part of NASA’s Commercial Crew Program. NASA astronauts Robert Behnken and Douglas Hurley will fly on SpaceX’s Crew Dragon spacecraft, lifting off on a Falcon 9 rocket at 4:33 p.

27 May 19:53 • novinite.com • 4235039570904399622.html

Watch NASA SpaceX First Crewed Launch Live Here [Postponed]

SpaceX and NASA are all set to execute a historic space mission from the continental United States; follow the live stream coverage here

27 May 18:00 • Wccftech • 3677959678573712878.html

LIVESTREAM: SpaceX’s NASA astronauts board Falcon 9 for historic launch debut

SpaceX and NASA remain on track for the private launch company’s astronaut launch debut, set to be broadcast live from start to finish. Weather continues to be the biggest challenge threatening delays to the historic mission, itself an incredible achievement for a vehicle, rocket, and system as complex as the Crew Dragon spacecraft, Falcon 9 […]

27 May 17:57 • Teslarati • 613467575215579383.html

Binoculars at the ready: Elon Musk rocket to be seen in Irish skies tonight

SpaceX craft will be the first private enterprise in history to take humans into space

27 May 13:54 • The Irish Times • 8204772967491329801.html

SpaceX launch scrubbed

UPDATE 1:25 p.m. The launch of a SpaceX rocket ship with two NASA astronauts on a history-making flight into orbit has been called off with 16 minutes to go in the countdown because of the danger of lightning.

27 May 13:27 • Castanet • 616068601829225649.html

Exact times to see the SpaceX Nasa CrewDragon rocket over UK

You can watch a live stream of the launch and - if you're lucky - see the real thing too

27 May 17:29 • Liverpool Echo • 7727211174893423647.html

Historic SpaceX astronaut launch delayed at the last minute

SPACEX aimed to make history today, with the launch of its Demo-2 capsule. However, the eagerly-anticipated mission has been postponed - but why?

27 May 20:52 • Buzz.ie • 7092425148851954686.html

'Go for launch': SpaceX, NASA set for milestone mission

SpaceX's landmark launch to the International Space Station—the first crewed mission to blast off from US soil in almost a decade and a first for the commercial sector—was set to proceed on time Wednesday, ...

27 May 17:20 • phys.org • 3476726123664157552.html

The 2 astronauts flying SpaceX's new Crew Dragon spaceship explain what it's like to operate it

The SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft is set to blast off from Cape Canaveral, Florida, on Wednesday at 4:33 p.m.

27 May 14:52 • Business Insider • 6060062401205015434.html

SpaceX-Nasa to launch new era in space with private human spaceflight mission, take-off tonight

For the first time in history, a private company will attempt transporting humans to space. US aerospace company SpaceX will launching two Nasa astronauts into space. Take-off is scheduled to take place a few minutes after 2am Thursday, Indian time

27 May 15:48 • India Today • 4286117813779694547.html

US astronauts board SpaceX rocket for historic launch

CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida (AP) — With thunderstorms threatening a delay, two NASA astronauts climbed aboard a SpaceX rocket ship Wednesday for liftoff on a history-making flight that was seen as a giant leap forward for the booming business of...

27 May 20:08 • The Gleaner • 1215260530021636779.html

Watch SpaceX rocket launch LIVE stream as astronauts are launched into space

How you can watch a live stream of the rocket launch which is expected to take place just after 9.30pm

27 May 19:02 • men • 6694993428535001294.html

'We'll let you know how it works out': SpaceX's Crew Dragon spaceship toilet is a secret that apparently no one can or wants to talk about

"I don't know the potty answer to the potty question," SpaceX's vice president of mission assurance said, providing no details about the commode.

27 May 16:41 • Yahoo • 7097669638942777396.html

SpaceX Crewed Mission Postponed Due To Bad Weather Just Before Launch

SpaceX's landmark launch to the International Space Station was postponed Wednesday due to poor weather with around 20 minutes to go until takeoff.

27 May 20:23 • NDTV.com • 5090057681084359360.html

'We're Ready,' NASA Ready to Launch First SpaceX Flight; Take-off Tonight

Launch of the mission, dubbed Launch America, is scheduled for 4.33 p.m. EDT on Wednesday.

27 May 17:08 • India News, Breaking News, Entertainment News | India.com • 7150386083482666483.html

SpaceX launch of NASA astronauts tonight is 'a new era in spaceflight'

NASA and SpaceX have teamed up for the Demo-2 blast-off which will send two astronauts to the International Space Station in the Crew Dragon capsule atop the Falcon 9 rocket

27 May 12:26 • mirror • 675785259824907545.html

Historic SpaceX launch, which had Irish Coast Guard on standby, postponed

The Irish Coast Guard said it would have a "very small part" in tonight's SpaceX launch from NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida that was ultimately postponed.

27 May 19:37 • IrishCentral • 7319968745146413124.html

'We'll let you know how it works out': SpaceX's Crew Dragon spaceship toilet is a secret that apparently no one can or wants to talk about, Business Insider - Business Insider Singapore

Business Insider - "I don't know the potty answer to the potty question," SpaceX's vice president of mission assurance said, providing no details about the commode.. Read more at businessinsider.sg

27 May 16:41 • www.businessinsider.sg • 5090408757467540994.html

Watch live: NASA and SpaceX launch astronauts to space

NASA and SpaceX are set to launch astronauts to the International Space Station on Wednesday, marking the first time the U.S. will send humans into space since the retirement of the space shuttle in

27 May 16:00 • TheHill • 355432919266837388.html

Watch SpaceX's first astronaut launch live

At 6.33am Australian Eastern Standard Time, Elon Musk's company Space Exploration Technologies is set to launch its first humans into space, weather permitting.

27 May 19:26 • Australian Financial Review • 3974284487257798132.html

What you'll be able to see in the night sky in the weeks to come

Including tonight's launch of The SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from the Kennedy Space Centre in Florida

27 May 16:32 • DevonLive • 2469244512454232974.html

The 2 astronauts flying SpaceX’s new Crew Dragon spaceship explain what it’s like to operate it

Nearly a decade ago, the space shuttle Atlantis landed in Cape Canaveral, Florida, for the last time. Not a single American rocket-and-spaceship system has launched into space since.

27 May 14:52 • Business Insider Malaysia • 8325046884020687754.html

Back in Business: NASA Is Set to Return to Human Spaceflight with Historic SpaceX Launch

Two astronauts will ride a privately built rocket and spacecraft to orbit, marking the first launch of humans from U.S. soil in nearly a decade

27 May 12:30 • Scientific American • 532798825586710943.html

SpaceX: Elon Musk's spacecraft launches today but here's how it could land closer to Kerry than outer space

A spacecraft that is expected to launch from American soil tonight could end up landing closer to Co Kerry than in outer space.

27 May 15:00 • independent • 5894610846116455250.html

Why SpaceX's launch for NASA is such a big deal for Elon Musk's rocket company and the US as a whole, Business Insider - Business Insider Singapore

Business Insider - If SpaceX successfully launches NASA astronauts to the space station, it will open a new era of commercial human spaceflight.. Read more at businessinsider.sg

27 May 20:46 • www.businessinsider.sg • 5090408755992006733.html

Watch out for SpaceX rocket in the skies tonight

A rocket from Elon Musk’s SpaceX may be visible above Suffolk and north Essex later tonight - if the skies remain clear.

27 May 17:46 • East Anglian Daily Times • 681138151339800861.html

SpaсеX взлетает

Прямой эфир на youtube

27 May 18:05 • space.d3.ru • 4855037113645984352.html

SpaceX launched NASA astronauts tomorrow at 2.00 am IST: Here is how to watch it LIVE

If due to unforeseen circumstances, this mission is not able to launch, it has back-up dates on Sunday, 31 May, 12.52 am IST and Monday, 1 June, 12.30 am IST.

27 May 14:39 • Tech2 • 4760741712971953468.html

'If it goes wrong, it's my fault': Elon Musk is feeling nervous hours before SpaceX's historic mission to launch its first astronauts into space

"I'm the chief engineer, so I'd just like to say that if it goes right, it's a credit to the SpaceX-NASA team. If it goes wrong, it's my fault."

27 May 12:34 • Business Insider • 6060062399455461607.html

What is SpaceX as today's launch makes history?

SpaceX is set to make history tonight.

27 May 12:26 • Metro • 970161747969760979.html

The 2 astronauts flying SpaceX's new Crew Dragon spaceship explain what it's like to operate it, Business Insider - Business Insider Singapore

Business Insider - The SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft is set to blast off from Cape Canaveral, Florida, on Wednesday at 4:33 p.m.. Read more at businessinsider.sg

27 May 14:52 • www.businessinsider.sg • 5090408757436257162.html

‘If it goes wrong, it’s my fault’: Elon Musk is feeling nervous hours before SpaceX’s historic mission to launch its first astronauts into space

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has opened up about his nerves ahead of SpaceX’s first-ever launch of people into orbit on Wednesday – and said the blame lies with him if anything goes wrong.

27 May 12:27 • Business Insider Malaysia • 8325046882271133927.html

NASA, SpaceX Gear Up for Historic Crewed Launch Today

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27 May 12:15 • Extremetech • 653399568593344307.html

'If it goes wrong, it's my fault': Elon Musk is feeling nervous hours before SpaceX's historic mission to launch its first astronauts into space, Business Insider - Business Insider Singapore

Business Insider - "I'm the chief engineer, so I'd just like to say that if it goes right, it's a credit to the SpaceX-NASA team. If it goes wrong, it's my fault.". Read more at businessinsider.sg

27 May 12:34 • www.businessinsider.sg • 5090408755686703335.html

Nasa SpaceX launch - as it happened: Historic liftoff cancelled moments before takeoff over weather

Nasa has postponed its first launch of astronauts from US soil in nine years due to bad weather, just minutes before lift-off.Robert Behnken and Douglas Hurley were due to travel to the International Space Station (ISS) on a rocket and capsule system built by billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk's

27 May 12:02 • Yahoo • 7097669637293427934.html

Elon Musk's SpaceX is taking two NASA astronauts to orbit tonight. Here's everything you need to know

SpaceX has never taken people to space before.

27 May 12:01 • The Economic Times • 7653256037494774180.html

NASA set to resume human spaceflight from U.S. soil with historic SpaceX launch

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla., May 27 (Reuters) - SpaceX, the private rocket company of billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk, was set to launch two Americans into orbit on Wednesday from Florida on a mission that would mark the first spaceflight of NASA astronauts from U.S. soil in nine years.

27 May 11:55 • Daily Maverick • 2373996789291322456.html

NASA chief "all in" for Tom Cruise to film on space station

NASA is rolling out the International Space Station's red carpet for Tom Cruise.

27 May 12:04 • Fox 4 • 8372747778371052966.html

NASA, SpaceX postpone historic launch due to weather, reschedule for Saturday

NASA and SpaceX have postponed their historic launch due to inclement weather in Florida. It will now take place on Saturday, weather permitting.

27 May 11:49 • Fox 4 • 8372747776810991697.html

Historic SpaceX launch delayed by poor weather about 20 minutes before takeoff

SpaceX's landmark launch to the International Space Station was postponed Wednesday due to poor weather with around 20 minutes to go until takeoff. The next launch window is on Saturday.

27 May 11:34 • France 24 • 5635134572018865377.html

Sam Champion's NASA/SpaceX weather forecast for the Kennedy Space Center

Sam Champion has the latest forecast on a line of storms predicted to move through the Cape Canaveral at the time of the launch.

27 May 11:35 • ABC7 New York • 7327811148968145819.html

How to Watch SpaceX’s Historic Astronaut Launch Live

SpaceX is about to make company history when it launches its first crewed spacecraft for a mission to the International Space Station. Here are the best places to stream the event.

27 May 11:35 • Mentalfloss • 5757864790089884291.html

How to watch Nasa and SpaceX’s manned astronaut launch

Launch is due to take place just after 9.30pm UK time.

27 May 11:22 • Shropshire Star • 3480199991537547233.html

How to watch Nasa and SpaceX’s manned astronaut launch

Launch is due to take place just after 9.30pm UK time.

27 May 11:22 • Express & Star • 7324224459083724769.html

What The Average American Should Know About The SpaceX Crew Dragon Launch

Here are a few talking points to help you make sense of the SpaceX Crew Dragon mission - the historic first private manned mission to space.

27 May 11:09 • DKODING • 1461033208321733678.html

Everything you need to know about SpaceX's historic astronaut launch

The stakes have never been higher for Elon Musk's SpaceX. On Wednesday, the company will attempt to launch two NASA astronauts to the International Space Station in a mission called Demo-2.

27 May 09:54 • CTVNews • 2422791597501622974.html

Astronauts ready for new era US launch

CENTRE SPATIAL KENNEDY, Etats-Unis, May 27, 2020 (AFP) - A new era in space begins Wednesday with the launch by SpaceX of two NASA astronauts into space, a capability that for six decades symbolized the power of a handful of states, and which the United States itself had been deprived of for nine years.

27 May 09:35 • Journal Online • 6375127392471791807.html

How Britons can watch Elon Musk's SpaceX rocket shooting overhead at 9.50pm TONIGHT – if rain does not halt the historic launch

Britons will be able to see the stunning spectacle if they look west, said British astronaut Tim Peake. The Met Office said the UK should anticipate 'clear skies' this evening.

27 May 09:03 • Mail Online • 124328111782416831.html

SpaceX set for its most important launch ever as skies, seas threaten delays

SpaceX remains on track for an inaugural NASA astronaut launch that will arguably be the most important single mission in the company’s history, although Florida’s summer weather continues to conspire to delay it. Heavily dependent on Atlantic Ocean weather conditions, skies (and seas) thankfully appear to be clearing up on the home stretch to Crew […]

27 May 08:55 • Teslarati • 613467573635540388.html

Weather better for historic SpaceX launch of NASA astronauts

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — The weather is looking up for SpaceX's first astronaut launch, as officials vow to keep crew safety the top priority.

27 May 08:42 • Fox 4 • 8372747778191822441.html

Manned SpaceX mission called off minutes before lift-off

Nasa and SpaceX are preparing for the first manned launch to take off from American soil since 2011. Watch the livestream here.

27 May 08:30 • TechCentral • 724913819417420494.html

Elon Musk's SpaceX raises $346 million ahead of debut astronaut mission

US President Donald Trump will be among the spectators at Kennedy Space Center to witness the launch

27 May 08:12 • The Express Tribune • 1105816785965145695.html

SpaceX's moment of triumph arrives as astronauts ready for US launch

27 May 08:03 • phys.org • 3476726123660800623.html

Bad weather delays Space X launch to send two NASA astronauts to ISS

This is the first time a private company launches a manned flight to the International Space Station

27 May 07:20 • euronews • 7318238121620189314.html

What do we know spacex’s astronaut suits and the vehicle they use to travel to the launchpad; launch tonight at 2:00 am IST

Musk named his rocket after the “Star Wars” Millennium Falcon and the capsule's name comes from his jab at the doubters when he started SpaceX.

27 May 07:07 • Tech2 • 4760741712563868451.html

Watch live: Astronauts on board SpaceX capsule for historic liftoff

ORLANDO, Fla., May 27 (UPI) -- Two NASA astronauts entered SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsule Wednesday afternoon at Kennedy Space Center in Florida in advance of a planned historic liftoff at 4:33 p.m. EDT toward the International Space Station.

27 May 07:00 • UPI • 8257973865386636707.html

NASA, SpaceX ready for astronauts' historic launch from U.S.

ORLANDO, Fla., May 27 (UPI) -- Two NASA astronauts are scheduled to lift off toward the International Space Station late Wednesday afternoon, marking the first time in nine years that a mission with a crew on board has been launched from American soil.

27 May 07:00 • UPI • 8257973865611605443.html

Watch live: NASA, SpaceX ready for astronauts' historic launch from U.S.

27 May 07:00 • UPI • 8257973865202446014.html

Storms postpone return of human spaceflight from U.S.

ORLANDO, Fla., May 27 (UPI) -- NASA and SpaceX postponed the agency's historic return to human spaceflight from U.S. soil Wednesday because of storms near Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

27 May 07:00 • UPI • 8257973863923509119.html

Watch live: Storms postpone return of human spaceflight from U.S.

ORLANDO, Fla., May 27 (UPI) -- NASA and SpaceX postponed the agency's historic return to human spaceflight from U.S. soil Wednesday because of storm clouds at Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

27 May 07:00 • UPI • 8257973863951550548.html

SpaceX’s moment of triumph arrives as astronauts ready for US launch

New era begins as US space agency NASA uses private company for mission

27 May 06:56 • Gulf News • 2086521545101649642.html

SpaceX’s 1st astronaut launch breaking new ground for style | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. >> The first astronauts launched by SpaceX are breaking new ground for style with hip spacesuits, gull-wing Teslas and a sleek rocketship — all of it white with black trim.

27 May 06:31 • Star-Advertiser • 3439335388711266641.html

NASA astronauts go back to the future with capsule launch | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. >> It’s back to the future as NASA astronauts launch again from the U.S. — aboard a retro-style “Right Stuff” capsule.

27 May 06:27 • Star-Advertiser • 3439335389102236899.html

SpaceX’s moment of triumph arrives as astronauts ready for US launch

27 May 05:32 • The Citizen • 410802300556917300.html

SpaceX readies for blast-off with NASA astronauts aboard

KENNEDY SPACE CENTRE: Gray skies loomed over Florida's Atlantic coast on Tuesday (May 26), just one day before two astronauts were set to blast ...

27 May 05:30 • CNA • 5644198862649538032.html

SpaceX's moment of triumph arrives as astronauts ready for US launch

27 May 05:20 • Digital Journal • 4566489172016275614.html

Watch SpaceX Launch People To Space For the First Time Live [Updated]

SpaceX is set to mark a huge milestone in its own company history, with a first-ever crewed spaceflight set to take off from Cape Canaveral in Florida later today. From a report: The mission is Commercial Crew Demo-2, the culmination of its Crew Dragon human spacecraft development program, which wil...

27 May 04:10 • science.slashdot.org • 3975130317357492150.html

SpaceX, NASA, astronauts making final preparations: 'We're go for launch'

SpaceX is making final preparations for the Demo-2 mission to launch NASA astronauts from U.S. soil for the first time since 2011.

27 May 02:47 • Fox News • 7362823819970505332.html

SpaceX readies for blast-off with NASA astronauts aboard

NASA is finally ready to go – or as ready as they can be to strap two people on top of a 500-ton rocket filled with combustible fuel

27 May 01:41 • Rappler • 1882105642793894806.html

Photos of the Sleek New Ride Ready To Return US Astronauts To Space

This is the SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule, sitting on its cargo-carrying “trunk”. The dragon will (God willing) carry two astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS) this Wednesday. The capsule will be locked onto the nose of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, pictured here blasting off from Florida’s Merrit Island in January 2020. Since 2011 NASA has paid Russia up to $86 Million per head to send its astronauts into space after America’s eye-wateringly expensive Space Shuttle program was closed down.

27 May 00:56 • Petapixel • 4288413231789046726.html

Elon Musk's SpaceX raises US$346 million ahead of debut astronaut mission

Elon Musk's SpaceX said on Tuesday that it raised US$346.2 million in a new round of funding, a day before it launches two American astronauts to ...

27 May 00:45 • CNA • 5644198862830229065.html

Musk's SpaceX set for debut astronaut mission, renewing NASA's crewed launch program

Ending the US space agency's nine-year hiatus in human spaceflight.

27 May 00:17 • iTnews • 4425008559511318399.html

SpaceX Delays Launch Of Historic Crew Dragon Spacecraft For NASA After Bad Weather

SpaceX and NASA have delayed the launch of the Crew Dragon spacecraft on a historic mission to the ISS, after poor weather finally halted launch preparations.

27 May 00:00 • Forbes • 6028587531804345444.html

Bad weather halts historic Space X launch

Poor weather has forced SpaceX to call off the launch of NASA astronauts Doug Hurley and Bob Behnken to the International Space Station (ISS). The two men were due to go up from the Kennedy Space Center in what would have been the first orbital mission from the US in nine years. But unfavorable atmospheric conditions prompted controllers to call a stop just 16 minutes before lift-off. The next opportunity for SpaceX and NASA will come on Saturday. If that's no good, there would be a third opportunity on Sunday. The frustration was that conditions just an hour after the designated launch time of 16:33 EDT were probably acceptable. But this was an instantaneous launch window where the SpaceX Falcon rocket and its Dragon crew capsule had to leave on time or they wouldn't be able to catch the space station. There is great interest in this mission. Not since the retirement of the shuttles in 2011 has America been able to launch its own astronauts into space - a big gap in which the US has had to rely on Russian Soyuz…

27 May 00:00 • Inlandnewstoday • 5627894673149171788.html

Catch SpaceX Launch NASA Astronauts Into Space For The First Time

The first launch window is set at 4.33pm ET on Wednesday, 27 May 2020.

27 May 00:00 • Designtaxi • 7791608385166047656.html

Here's How You Can Watch SpaceX's Historic First Launch of NASA Astronauts Live

On Wednesday at 4:33 pm ET, SpaceX plans to rocket its first people into orbit since Elon Musk founded the company 18 years ago.

27 May 00:00 • ScienceAlert • 8369231565186702951.html

Updated: SpaceX Historic First Launch With NASA Astronauts Is Happening Right Now

Today is the day. At 4:33 pm ET, SpaceX is on track to become the first private space company to deliver NASA astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS).

27 May 00:00 • ScienceAlert • 8369231565821116877.html

Crew Dragon DEMO-2 mission ready for new era for human spaceflight

The first human spaceflight to launch from American soil in nearly a decade is set to take place this week. NASA astronauts Robert Behnken and Douglas Hurley will lift off aboard SpaceX's Crew Dragon spacecraft atop a Falcon 9 rocket from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The crewed flight will then dock with the International Space Station for at least one month before returning back to Earth.

27 May 00:00 • SpaceDaily • 2879240068690394044.html

Poor weather delays SpaceX launch at Cape Canaveral

The first launch of NASA astronauts from US soil in almost a decade has been postponed until Saturday afternoon, just a few minutes before the scheduled lift-off. Possible lightning strikes prompted the delay.

27 May 00:00 • Deutsche Welle • 550934688609792156.html

SpaceX to make history launching NASA astronauts on a private rocket

On 27 May, NASA astronauts will launch to the International Space Station aboard a SpaceX Crew Dragon, the first time a private company has flown humans into orbit

27 May 00:00 • New Scientist • 2676996513407796492.html

Stormy Weather Delays Historic SpaceX Launch

NASA and SpaceX will try again on Saturday.

27 May 00:00 • Forbes • 6028587532043768525.html

Stormy Weather May Delay SpaceX’s Historic Launch

SpaceX and NASA may have to scrub their historic launch to the International Space Station this afternoon because of bad weather.

27 May 00:00 • Futurism • 8561510289983283122.html

Some dinosaurs may have resorted to cannibalism when food was scarce – study

27 May 18:02 • 9 articles

Some dinosaurs may have resorted to cannibalism when food was scarce – study

New research suggests flesh-eating creatures such as the Allosaurus may have been scavengers.

27 May 18:02 • Shropshire Star • 3480199992432961762.html

Some dinosaurs may have resorted to cannibalism when food was scarce – study

New research suggests flesh-eating creatures such as the Allosaurus may have been scavengers.

27 May 18:02 • Shropshire Star • 3480199993187545533.html

Dinosaurs resorted to cannibalism when food was scare, study claims

It was a dino-eat-dino world back then

27 May 19:00 • Metro • 970161748609931123.html

Some dinosaurs may have resorted to cannibalism when food was scarce – study

New research suggests flesh-eating creatures such as the Allosaurus may have been scavengers.

27 May 18:02 • Express & Star • 7324224459979139298.html

Some dinosaurs may have resorted to cannibalism when food was scarce – study

New research suggests flesh-eating creatures such as the Allosaurus may have been scavengers.

27 May 18:04 • Jersey Evening Post • 6141642775269126589.html

Tooth-Marked Bones Suggest Famished Jurassic Dinosaurs May Have Resorted To Cannibalism

In a resource-scarce ancient Colorado hungry dinosaurs would go to extreme lengths for food, even if that meant eating one of their own, a new study has fo

27 May 19:00 • IFLScience • 242791750145986833.html

Dinosaurs may have turned to cannibalism in hard times, study shows

Some dinosaurs that were facing a resource-scarce environment in present-day Colorado resorted to scavenging and possibly cannibalism, a new study showed.

27 May 20:44 • Fox News • 7362823819812330790.html

In stressed ecosystems Jurassic dinosaurs turned to scavenging, maybe even cannibalism

Among dinosaurs of ancient Colorado, scavenging and possibly cannibalism were responses to a resource-scarce environment, according to a study published May 27, 2020 in the open-access journal PLOS ONE ...

27 May 18:00 • phys.org • 3476726122915952667.html

In stressed ecosystems Jurassic dinosaurs turned to scavenging, maybe even cannibalism

Among dinosaurs of ancient Colorado, scavenging and possibly cannibalism were responses to a resource-scarce environment, according to a new study.

27 May 00:00 • ScienceDaily • 600754802492532629.html

Elon Musk told NASA astronauts' kids ahead of the SpaceX launch, 'We've done everything we can to make sure your dads come back OK'

27 May 19:17 • 4 articles

Elon Musk told NASA astronauts' kids ahead of the SpaceX launch, 'We've done everything we can to make sure your dads come back OK'

NASA has estimated a 1-in-276 chance that the astronauts on the SpaceX rocket could die during the company's first crewed mission.

27 May 19:17 • Business Insider • 6060062400147976994.html

Elon Musk told NASA astronauts' kids ahead of the SpaceX launch, 'We've done everything we can to make sure your dads come back OK'

NASA has estimated a 1-in-276 chance that the astronauts on the SpaceX rocket could die during the company's first crewed mission.

27 May 19:17 • Yahoo • 7097669637046581771.html

Elon Musk told NASA astronauts’ kids, ‘we’ve done everything we can to make sure your dads come back ok’ ahead of the SpaceX launch

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk seemed to get emotional on Wednesday when discussing the astronauts his company is about to launch into space.

27 May 19:17 • Business Insider Malaysia • 8325046882963649314.html

Elon Musk told NASA astronauts' kids ahead of the SpaceX launch, 'We've done everything we can to make sure your dads come back OK', Business Insider - Business Insider Singapore

Business Insider - NASA has estimated a 1-in-276 chance that the astronauts on the SpaceX rocket could die during the company's first crewed mission.. Read more at businessinsider.sg

27 May 19:17 • www.businessinsider.sg • 5090408756379218722.html

Asteroid that led to dinosaur extinction hit Earth at ‘deadliest possible angle’

27 May 16:56 • 4 articles

Asteroid that led to dinosaur extinction hit Earth at ‘deadliest possible angle’

Had it come from any other direction, dinosaurs might still be around today.

27 May 16:56 • New York Post • 7654946768836555842.html

Dino-Killing Asteroid Hit Earth at Most 'Lethal' Angle, New Study Says

Around 66 million years ago a giant space rock hit the Earth hard destroying more than a half of life on our planet and presumably leading to the extinction of...

27 May 18:16 • Sputniknews • 967333868878004408.html

Dino-killing asteroid hit at "lethal" angle

Researchers hypothesize that the asteroid that gave the world over to mammals and birds hit Earth at a 60 degree angle, kicking up far more atmospheric dirt than a direct hit. The resulting climate…

27 May 14:55 • Boing Boing • 4601305169013781827.html

Dinosaur-Killing Chicxulub Asteroid Hit Earth at Angle of 60 Degrees

The Chicxulub impact unleashed an incredible amount of climate-changing gases into the atmosphere, triggering a chain of events that led to the extinction of non-avian dinosaurs and 75% of life on the planet.

27 May 00:00 • Sci News • 2819514910810531.html

In lean times, fierce dinosaur Allosaurus resorted to cannibalism

27 May 20:47 • 2 articles

In lean times, fierce dinosaur Allosaurus resorted to cannibalism

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The dreaded dinosaur Allosaurus was the scourge of the Jurassic Period landscape some 150 million years ago, an apex predator just as Tyrannosaurus rex was 80 million years later during the Cretaceous Period.

27 May 20:47 • Reuters • 8334514180498754355.html

In lean times, fierce dinosaur Allosaurus resorted to cannibalism

The dreaded dinosaur Allosaurus was the scourge of the Jurassic Period landscape some 150 million years ago, an apex predator just as Tyrannosaurus rex was 80 million years later during the Cretaceous Period. The researchers unearthed 2,368 fossil bones including several different dinosaurs and other

27 May 20:47 • Yahoo • 7097669637326996833.html

Researchers investigate the early development of ovarian cancer

27 May 13:34 • 8 articles

Researchers investigate the early development of ovarian cancer

Researchers from the group of Hans Clevers at the Hubrecht Institute have modeled the development and progression of high-grade serous ovarian cancer in mini-versions of the female reproductive organs of the mouse.

27 May 13:34 • News-Medical.net • 4522523031701110899.html

New understanding of RNA movements can be used to treat cancer

27 May 15:51 • phys.org • 3476726124789282511.html

Tick Saliva Proteins Created by Scientists for the First Time

For the first time ever, scientists have recreated the anti-inflammatory protein found in tick saliva. This will open up options in therapeutic treatments.

27 May 11:47 • Interesting Engineering • 7328942540679443169.html

Uncovering the role of membrane sugars in flu infection

The flu virus relies on using human cells to reproduce and spread. But before it even gets to the cell surface, the virus must navigate the tall, dense forest of sugar-coated proteins on the cell surface ...

27 May 15:44 • phys.org • 3476726123762096015.html

Studying the development of ovarian cancer with organoids

Researchers from the group of Hans Clevers at the Hubrecht Institute have modeled the development and progression of high-grade serous ovarian cancer in mini-versions, or organoids, of the female reproductive organs of the mouse. They found that the cells of the oviduct, the equivalent of fallopian tubes in humans, are more prone to develop into tumors than the ovarian surface epithelium, the outer layer of the ovaries. This may influence future changes in preventive treatment.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232469279251956.html

A new method for predicting the evolution of melanoma emerges

Research led by the UPV/EHU-University of the Basque Country estimates that determining the mutational load of the mutation of the BRAF (BRAF-V600E) gene could predict whether the melanoma will progress to metastasis

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232469041460369.html

New understanding of RNA movements can be used to treat cancer

Research from Karolinska Institutet published today in Nature shows that an RNA molecule involved in preventing tumour formation can change its structure and thereby control protein production in the cell. The finding can have important clinical implications as it opens for new strategies to treat different types of cancer.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232468807062363.html

New understanding of RNA movements can be used to treat cancer

New research shows that an RNA molecule involved in preventing tumor formation can change its structure and thereby control protein production in the cell. The finding can have important clinical implications as it opens for new strategies to treat different types of cancer.

27 May 00:00 • ScienceDaily • 600754803022477879.html

Ozone layer collapse preceded mass extinction 360 million years ago

27 May 20:48 • 4 articles

Ozone layer collapse preceded mass extinction 360 million years ago

May 27 (UPI) -- Until now, scientists weren't sure caused the Late Devonian extinction, one of five major extinction events in Earth's history.

27 May 20:48 • UPI • 8257973864384303024.html

Dinosaur-killing asteroid struck at deadliest possible angle

May 27 (UPI) -- Had the asteroid that smashed into the Yucatan Peninsula, 67 million years ago, struck at a slightly more innocent angle, modern humans might be living alongside dinosaurs.

27 May 13:49 • UPI • 8257973865707747274.html

Dino-dooming asteroid hit Earth at 'deadliest possible' angle

A new study suggests the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs struck earth at 60 degrees, the 'deadliest possible' angle.

27 May 02:59 • CTVNews • 2422791597302549747.html

The Dinosaur-Killer Asteroid May Have Hit Earth at 'Deadliest Possible' Angle

This much we knew: some 66 million years ago an asteroid roughly twice the diameter of Paris crashed into Earth, wiping out all land-dwelling dinosaurs and 75 percent of life on the planet.

27 May 00:00 • ScienceAlert • 8369231565964044322.html

French consortium steps up plans for saliva-based COVID-19 screening test

27 May 06:08 • 1 article

French consortium steps up plans for saliva-based COVID-19 screening test

PARIS (Reuters) - A French consortium said on Wednesday that it was stepping up its previously announced plans for a saliva-based screening test to detect COVID-19, by joining up with medical laboratory and diagnostics group INOVIE.

27 May 06:08 • Reuters • 8334514181837723565.html

Social distancing norms of 6 ft insufficient, virus can travel nearly 20 ft: Study

27 May 15:21 • 6 articles

Social distancing norms of 6 ft insufficient, virus can travel nearly 20 ft: Study

The researchers warned that the current pandemic may not stop in the summer of the northern hemisphere without proper intervention since there is an increasing chance of aerosol transmission in these parts of the world. The study noted that in hot and dry weather, respiratory droplets more easily evaporate into aerosol particles capable of long-range transmission.

27 May 15:21 • The Indian Express • 2885715105537126095.html

Social distancing norms of 6 ft insufficient, virus can travel nearly 20 ft: Study

The researchers warned that the current pandemic may not stop in the summer of the northern hemisphere without proper intervention since there is an increasing chance of aerosol transmission in...

27 May 14:13 • The Hans India • 817019415090283181.html

Coronavirus | Social distancing norms of 6 feet insufficient, virus can travel nearly 20 feet: study

Novel coronavirus can spread up to three times further in cold and humid weather, according to the researchers

27 May 11:55 • The Hindu • 6679535024800478579.html

Social distancing norms of 6 ft insufficient, coronavirus can travel nearly 20 ft: Study

Scientists have modelled the spread of infectious droplets from coughing, sneezing, and breathing under different atmospheric conditions, and found that the novel coronavirus can spread up to three times further in cold and humid weather.

27 May 11:27 • Oneindia • 2023829372043718195.html

Social distancing norms of 6 ft insufficient, virus can travel nearly 20 ft: Study

According to the researchers, including those from the University of California (UC) Santa Barbara in the US, droplets carrying the virus can travel up to 20 feet, making the current social distancing norms of six feet insufficient to contain its spread.

27 May 17:50 • The Financial Express • 1288289580053269851.html

Virus can travel 20 feet, 6 ft inadequate: Study

Virus can travel 20 feet, 6 ft inadequate: Study. From these past studies, the scientists said both the aerodynamics of the droplets, and their heat and mass exchange process with the environment can determine the effectiveness of virus prohttps://www.rediff.com/news/report/pix-how-indians-are-maintaining-social-distance/20200326.htmpagation.

27 May 00:00 • Rediff • 3466372383452863712.html

Of course billionaires like Elon Musk love outer space. The Earth is too small for their egos

27 May 06:00 • 1 article

Of course billionaires like Elon Musk love outer space. The Earth is too small for their egos

This week, Musk’s SpaceX will launch the first US astronauts into space in nine years. We’re meant to be inspired, but back on the ground the workers are struggling

27 May 06:00 • the Guardian • 1491978795505071620.html

Reception Center of Chengdu Xindu Cultural Center / DAGA Architects

27 May 21:00 • 4 articles

Reception Center of Chengdu Xindu Cultural Center / DAGA Architects

Completed in 2020 in Chengdu, China. Images by ICYWORKS. Chengdu has been known as "Tianfu" since ancient times, and it is one of the earliest developed areas in the southwest. It has a history of more than...

27 May 21:00 • ArchDaily • 6219750954226539105.html

Reception Center of Chengdu Xindu Cultural Center / DAGA Architects

27 May 21:00 • ArchDaily • 6219750955316813387.html

Dushan Leisure Center / DnA

Completed in 2018 in Lishui, China. Images by Ziling Wang, Dan Han. Dushan Mountain is the most iconic landmark in the region, and the gateway to Songyang County and its urban center. The new leisure center is...

27 May 00:00 • ArchDaily • 6219750954834646975.html

Dushan Leisure Center / DnA

27 May 00:00 • ArchDaily • 6219750955792969996.html

Volcanic eruptions reduce global rainfall

27 May 15:16 • 5 articles

Volcanic eruptions reduce global rainfall

Climate change is occurring all over the globe as a 1°C increase in Earth's temperature has led to the rise in the sea level, melting of the Arctic ice, and unseasonable heat waves and heavy snow. To ...

27 May 15:16 • phys.org • 3476726123266365237.html

A potential explanation for urban smog: Aerosol particle growth higher in cold climates

The effect of nitric acid on aerosol particles in the atmosphere may offer an explanation for the smog seen engulfing cities on frosty days. Under laboratory conditions, researchers at CERN in Switzerland ...

27 May 18:00 • phys.org • 3476726123557491157.html

Volcanic eruptions reduce global rainfall

POSTECH Professor Seung-Ki Min's joint research team identifies the mechanism behind the reduction in precipitation after volcanic eruptions. Volcano-induced El Niño amplifies the reduction in precipitation. Safety of geoengineering that mimic volcanoes is not guaranteed.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232469395020288.html

A potential explanation for urban smog

The effect of nitric acid on aerosol particles in the atmosphere may offer an explanation for the smog seen engulfing cities on frosty days.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232468487582663.html

Volcanic eruptions reduce global rainfall

Scientists have identified the mechanism behind the reduction in precipitation after volcanic eruptions. Volcano-induced El Niño amplifies the reduction in precipitation. Safety of geoengineering that mimic volcanoes is not guaranteed.

27 May 00:00 • ScienceDaily • 600754801647340557.html

These Are The 7 Unusual Fates In Store For The Universe's Unlucky Stars

27 May 00:00 • 1 article

These Are The 7 Unusual Fates In Store For The Universe's Unlucky Stars

Think they all burn through their fuel, die, and leave white dwarfs, neutron stars, or black holes behind? Think again.

27 May 00:00 • Forbes • 6028587530901100409.html

48 Years Later NASA’s Apollo 17 Just Found A Moon-Melting Meteorite Of Dinosaur-Killing Size

27 May 00:00 • 1 article

48 Years Later NASA’s Apollo 17 Just Found A Moon-Melting Meteorite Of Dinosaur-Killing Size

The formation of ancient rocks on the Moon may be directly linked to large-scale meteorite impacts.

27 May 00:00 • Forbes • 6028587530754630561.html

Mouse model mimics clinical course and pathology observed in COVID-19 patients

27 May 18:48 • 4 articles

Mouse model mimics clinical course and pathology observed in COVID-19 patients

27 May 18:48 • News-Medical.net • 4522523031250910776.html

Mouse model mimics SARS-CoV-2 infection in humans

A mouse model of infection with severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) reproduces features observed in human patients, researchers report May 26 in the journal Cell Host & Microbe. Using CRISPR/Cas9 gene editing technology, the researchers generated mice that produce human angiotensin-converting enzyme II (hACE2)--the receptor that SARS-CoV-2 binds to and uses to enter human cells.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232468243662632.html

Treatment shows promise in treating deadly brain cancer

In this study, researchers investigated if specific targeting of CD133+ glioblastoma with cutting-edge immunotherapy drugs could eradicate the most aggressive subpopulation of cells in the tumor. They also looked at the safety of CD133-targeting therapies on normal, non-cancerous human stem cells including hematopoietic stem cells which create blood cells and progenitor cells which can form one or more kinds of cells.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232469210494486.html

Mouse model mimics SARS-CoV-2 infection in humans

A mouse model of infection with severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) reproduces features observed in human patients, researchers report.

27 May 00:00 • ScienceDaily • 600754802506023005.html

Dinosaurs turned to cannibalism when food was scarce, study finds

27 May 18:00 • 1 article

Dinosaurs turned to cannibalism when food was scarce, study finds

Scientists have revealed that T.Rex and other Jurassic dinosaurs often turned to cannibalism, especially if their environments were already strapped for resources

27 May 18:00 • mirror • 675785260313804314.html

Ozone layer breakdown ’caused extinction event 360 million years ago’

27 May 18:02 • 6 articles

Ozone layer breakdown ’caused extinction event 360 million years ago’

Scientists have warned the Earth’s temperature is predicted to rise to similar levels.

27 May 18:02 • Shropshire Star • 3480199993290428338.html

Ozone layer breakdown ’caused extinction event 360 million years ago’

Scientists have warned the Earth’s temperature is predicted to rise to similar levels.

27 May 18:02 • Express & Star • 7324224460846469848.html

Ozone layer breakdown ’caused extinction event 360 million years ago’

Scientists have warned the Earth’s temperature is predicted to rise to similar levels.

27 May 18:02 • Express & Star • 7324224460836605874.html

Ozone layer breakdown ’caused extinction event 360 million years ago’

Scientists have warned the Earth’s temperature is predicted to rise to similar levels.

27 May 18:04 • Jersey Evening Post • 6141642775372009394.html

Study shows erosion of ozone layer responsible for mass extinction event

Researchers at the University of Southampton have shown that an extinction event 360 million years ago, that killed much of the Earth's plant and freshwater aquatic life, was caused by a brief breakdown ...

27 May 18:00 • phys.org • 3476726123316051141.html

Erosion of ozone layer responsible for mass extinction event

Researchers have shown that an extinction event 360 million years ago, that killed much of the Earth's plant and freshwater aquatic life, was caused by a brief breakdown of the ozone layer that shields the Earth from damaging ultraviolet (UV) radiation. This is a newly discovered extinction mechanism with profound implications for our warming world today.

27 May 00:00 • ScienceDaily • 600754802013279058.html

Scientists warn of 'zombie fires' in the Arctic

27 May 17:54 • 3 articles

Scientists warn of 'zombie fires' in the Arctic

Dormant 'zombie fires' scattered across the Arctic region -- remnants of record blazes last year -- may be coming to life after an unusually warm and dry spring, scientists warned Wednesday.

27 May 17:54 • CTVNews • 2422791599093059914.html

Scientists warn of 'zombie fires' in the Arctic

Dormant "zombie fires" scattered across the Arctic region—remnants of record blazes last year—may be coming to life after an unusually warm and dry Spring, scientists warned Wednesday.

27 May 18:22 • phys.org • 3476726124063527552.html

The risk of wildfires increases with warm, dry conditions(NOAA satellite photo showing cloud of smoke from wildfire in western Greenland)

Dormant "zombie fires" scattered across the Arctic region -- remnants of record blazes last year -- may be coming to life after an unusually warm and dry Spring, scientists warned Wednesday. "We have seen satellite observations of active fires that hint that 'zombie' fires might

27 May 17:23 • Yahoo • 7097669638556788657.html

Cosmic bursts unveil universe's missing matter

27 May 15:00 • 4 articles

Cosmic bursts unveil universe's missing matter

Astronomers have used mysterious fast radio bursts to solve a decades-old mystery of "missing matter," long predicted to exist in the universe, but never before detected. The researchers have determined ...

27 May 15:00 • phys.org • 3476726124319551739.html

Cosmic bursts unveil universe’s missing matter

Scientists don't yet know what causes them, but it must involve incredible energy, equivalent to the amount released by the sun in 80 years

27 May 19:39 • Infowars • 1950426314211035890.html

Big Bang missing matter finally found in WA breakthrough needed to better map our universe

After almost 30 years of searching the universe, astronomers using WA’s state-of-the-art telescope have finally solved the mystery of “missing matter” tracing back to the Big Bang.

27 May 15:00 • WAtoday • 6806590898874955834.html

Cosmic bursts unveil universe's missing matter

Astronomers have used mysterious fast radio bursts to solve a decades-old mystery of 'missing matter', long predicted to exist in the Universe but never detected -- until now. The researchers have now found all of the missing 'normal' matter in the vast space between stars and galaxies, as detailed today in the journal Nature.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232469326800243.html

Thousands of human sequences provide deep insight into single genomes

27 May 00:00 • 1 article

Thousands of human sequences provide deep insight into single genomes

A catalogue of genetic variation in humans.

27 May 00:00 • Nature • 7937820127314993744.html

An almost perfectly efficient light-activated catalyst for producing hydrogen from water

27 May 00:00 • 1 article

An almost perfectly efficient light-activated catalyst for producing hydrogen from water

Photocatalyst splits water with up to 96% external quantum efficiency.

27 May 00:00 • Nature • 7937820126109807231.html

Daily briefing: How scientific illustrators have made the coronavirus visible

27 May 00:00 • 1 article

Daily briefing: How scientific illustrators have made the coronavirus visible

Drawing the portrait of an invisible enemy, the epic battle against coronavirus conspiracy theories and a new era of human spaceflight starts today.

27 May 00:00 • Nature • 7937820125400665571.html

Radiocarbon reboot and a boost for virtual scientific conferences

27 May 00:00 • 1 article

Radiocarbon reboot and a boost for virtual scientific conferences

The latest science news, in brief.

27 May 00:00 • Nature • 7937820126890134746.html

A milestone in human genetics highlights diversity gaps

27 May 00:00 • 1 article

A milestone in human genetics highlights diversity gaps

Landmark study identifies the genes that it seems people can and cannot live without and highlights ongoing challenges in making data sets more representative of the world’s population.

27 May 00:00 • Nature • 7937820126272896460.html

Giant eruptions belched toxic metal during the ‘Great Dying’

27 May 00:00 • 1 article

Giant eruptions belched toxic metal during the ‘Great Dying’

Volcanoes in Siberia poisoned the planet with mercury, contributing to a global mass extinction.

27 May 00:00 • Nature • 7937820126695671807.html

Podcast: Super-efficient catalyst boosts hopes for hydrogen fuel

27 May 00:00 • 1 article

Podcast: Super-efficient catalyst boosts hopes for hydrogen fuel

Hear the biggest stories from the world of science | 28 May 2020

27 May 00:00 • Nature • 7937820126688195626.html

Screen time isn't great for your skin, but these tips can help

27 May 19:00 • 4 articles

Screen time isn't great for your skin, but these tips can help

The simplest intervention is to limit the amount of blue light emitted from your devices, but there are products that can also help prevent skin damage.

27 May 19:00 • The Age • 7967730562257892350.html

Screen time isn't great for your skin, but these tips can help

The simplest intervention is to limit the amount of blue light emitted from your devices, but there are products that can also help prevent skin damage.

27 May 19:00 • Brisbane Times • 2314609339276964862.html

Screen time isn't great for your skin, but these tips can help

The simplest intervention is to limit the amount of blue light emitted from your devices, but there are products that can also help prevent skin damage.

27 May 19:00 • WAtoday • 6806590899723154430.html

What is all that screen time doing to your skin?

Now you're tethered to blue light-emitting devices, are you getting drenched - and should you be more worried about damage to your skin? Here are some answers.

27 May 21:11 • Australian Financial Review • 3974284487481400551.html

ADHD: Genomic analysis in samples of Neanderthals and modern humans

27 May 15:52 • 4 articles

ADHD: Genomic analysis in samples of Neanderthals and modern humans

The frequency of genetic variants associated with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) has decreased progressively in the evolutionary human lineage from the Palaeolithic to nowadays, according ...

27 May 15:52 • phys.org • 3476726123319000253.html

Genomic analysis compares ADHD-related genetic variants in Neanderthal and modern human samples

27 May 19:47 • News-Medical.net • 4522523031436803222.html

ADHD: genomic analysis in samples of Neanderthals and modern humans

Los expertos Paula Esteller, Bru Cormand y Òscar Lao.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232468895108879.html

Genomic analysis in samples of Neanderthals and modern humans shows a decrease in ADHD-associated genetic variants

27 May 00:00 • ScienceDaily • 600754801856786505.html

Human activity threatens 50 billion years of evolutionary history, study reveals

27 May 18:59 • 2 articles

Human activity threatens 50 billion years of evolutionary history, study reveals

Our human footprint--and the changes it has wrought--is threatening some of the most unique species on Earth, a new study reveals.

27 May 18:59 • Fox News • 7362823819832103780.html

Human activity threatens billions of years of evolutionary history

A ZSL study published in Nature Communications today maps the evolutionary history of the world's terrestrial vertebrates—amphibians, birds, mammals and reptiles—for the first time, exploring how ...

27 May 12:33 • phys.org • 3476726123494456538.html

Multifunctional e-glasses monitor health, protect eyes, control video game

27 May 15:25 • 3 articles

Multifunctional e-glasses monitor health, protect eyes, control video game

27 May 15:25 • Tech Xplore • 4945708899522256026.html

Smart e-glasses monitor person's brain waves and body movements, control video game

Fitness tracker bracelets and watches provide useful information, such as step count and heart rate, but they usually can't provide more detailed data about the wearer's health.

27 May 17:26 • News-Medical.net • 4522523030268654713.html

Multifunctional e-glasses monitor health, protect eyes, control video game

Fitness tracker bracelets and watches provide useful information, such as step count and heart rate, but they usually can't provide more detailed data about the wearer's health. Now, researchers reporting in ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces have developed smart electronic glasses (e-glasses) that not only monitor a person's brain waves and body movements, but also can function as sunglasses and allow users to control a video game with eye motions.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232467838643566.html

Researchers incorporate computer vision and uncertainty into AI for robotic prosthetics

27 May 16:47 • 3 articles

Researchers incorporate computer vision and uncertainty into AI for robotic prosthetics

27 May 16:47 • Tech Xplore • 4945708899656076631.html

Researchers incorporate computer vision and uncertainty into AI for robotic prosthetics

Researchers have developed new software that can be integrated with existing hardware to enable people using robotic prosthetics or exoskeletons to walk in a safer, more natural manner on different types of terrain. The new framework incorporates computer vision into prosthetic leg control, and includes robust artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms that allow the software to better account for uncertainty.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232468256689271.html

Computer vision and uncertainty in AI for robotic prosthetics

27 May 00:00 • ScienceDaily • 600754803018006491.html

Collision of galaxies may have spurred our solar system's formation

27 May 06:33 • 3 articles

Collision of galaxies may have spurred our solar system's formation

Collision disrupted our galaxy’s steady pace of star formation

27 May 06:33 • The Express Tribune • 1105816785813996569.html

Collision of galaxies may have spurred our solar system's formation

A violent event on a colossal scale - the crash of two galaxies - may have paved the way for our solar system's birth. A star-formation binge in the Milky Way spanning the time when the solar system

27 May 08:33 • Deccan Herald • 2027555796765452697.html

Collision of galaxies may have spurred our solar system's formation

WASHINGTON, May 27 — A violent event on a colossal scale — the crash of two galaxies — may have paved the way for our solar system's birth. A star-formation binge in the Milky Way spanning the time when the solar system was born more than 4.5 billion years ago was apparently precipitated by...

27 May 00:21 • Malaymail • 302165936033873976.html

Vehicle tyres could be a major source of microplastics in the ocean

27 May 15:03 • 2 articles

Vehicle tyres could be a major source of microplastics in the ocean

Transported to the ocean through the atmosphere or carried by rainwater into rivers and sewers

27 May 15:03 • Metro • 970161747565573039.html

Study reveals substantial quantities of tyre particles contaminating rivers and ocean

A major UK government-funded research study suggests particles released from vehicle tyres could be a significant and previously largely unrecorded source of microplastics in the marine environment.

27 May 07:18 • phys.org • 3476726123753820037.html

Tuning the surface gives variations to metal foils

27 May 16:28 • 3 articles

Tuning the surface gives variations to metal foils

Just as cloning in biology allows for the creation of one or more replicas of the exact same genes, seeded growth in chemistry can produce a very large metal foil with the exact same surface texture as ...

27 May 16:28 • phys.org • 3476726124037689908.html

Tuning the surface gives variations to metal foils

IBS researchers reported how to give variations to single crystalline metal foils. Via the oxidation-led annealing plus seeded growth strategy, they obtained over 30 types of copper foils the size of A4 paper (~30×21 cm2), which is roughly the same size as US legal.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232469569062586.html

Tuning the surface gives variations to metal foils

Researchers reported how to give variations to single crystalline metal foils. Via the oxidation-led annealing plus seeded growth strategy, they obtained over 30 types of copper foils the size of A4 paper, which is roughly the same size as US legal paper.

27 May 00:00 • ScienceDaily • 600754803057246138.html

'Nature's antifreeze' provides formula for more durable concrete

27 May 15:00 • 3 articles

'Nature's antifreeze' provides formula for more durable concrete

27 May 15:00 • phys.org • 3476726124565386949.html

'Nature's antifreeze' provides formula for more durable concrete

Secrets to cementing the sustainability of our future infrastructure may come from nature, such as proteins that keep plants and animals from freezing in extremely cold conditions. CU Boulder researchers have discovered that a synthetic molecule based on natural antifreeze proteins minimizes freeze-thaw damage and increases the strength and durability of concrete, improving the longevity of new infrastructure and decreasing carbon emissions over its lifetime.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232467867138883.html

'Nature's antifreeze' provides formula for more durable concrete

Secrets to cementing the sustainability of our future infrastructure may come from nature, such as proteins that keep plants and animals from freezing in extremely cold conditions. Researchers have discovered that a synthetic molecule based on natural antifreeze proteins minimizes freeze-thaw damage and increases the strength and durability of concrete, improving the longevity of new infrastructure and decreasing carbon emissions over its lifetime.

27 May 00:00 • ScienceDaily • 600754802615334285.html

Artificial intelligence reveals mechanism for kin selection in a wild primate

27 May 18:00 • 3 articles

Artificial intelligence reveals mechanism for kin selection in a wild primate

More like mom or dad? Human babies always get this curious look on their face combined with the question whom the child resembles most. The answers vary depending on the degree of kinship, gender and ...

27 May 18:00 • phys.org • 3476726124095232467.html

Same father, same face

Artificial intelligence reveals mechanism for kin selection in a wild primate.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232468863734628.html

AI reveals mechanism for kin selection in a wild primate

More like mom or dad? Human babies always get this curious look in their faces combined with the question of whom the child resembles most. The answers vary depending on the degree of kinship, gender and the time of assessment. Mandrills, monkeys living in Equatorial Africa, may recognize facial features coding relatedness better than humans. Scientists showed by using up-to-date artificial intelligence (AI) that half-sisters, who have the same father look more alike than half-sisters who share the same mother. The paternal half-sisters also have closer social relationships with each other than unrelated mandrills. This result provided the first evidence suggesting that interindividual resemblance has been selected to signal paternal kinship.

27 May 00:00 • ScienceDaily • 600754802487717965.html

A (much) earlier birth date for tectonic plates

27 May 16:29 • 3 articles

A (much) earlier birth date for tectonic plates

Yale geophysicists reported that Earth's ever-shifting, underground network of tectonic plates was firmly in place more than 4 billion years ago—at least a billion years earlier than scientists generally ...

27 May 16:29 • phys.org • 3476726123246444167.html

Yale finds a (much) earlier birth date for tectonic plates

Yale geophysicists reported that Earth's ever-shifting, underground network of tectonic plates was firmly in place more than 4 billion years ago -- at least a billion years earlier than scientists generally thought.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232467990580848.html

Study finds a (much) earlier birth date for tectonic plates

Geophysicists reported that Earth's ever-shifting, underground network of tectonic plates was firmly in place more than 4 billion years ago -- at least a billion years earlier than scientists generally thought.

27 May 00:00 • ScienceDaily • 600754803060510884.html

Winds spread PFAS pollution far from a manufacturing facility

27 May 12:00 • 3 articles

Winds spread PFAS pollution far from a manufacturing facility

27 May 12:00 • phys.org • 3476726123377751561.html

Winds spread PFAS pollution far from a manufacturing facility

Concerns about environmental and health risks of some fluorinated carbon compounds used to make non-stick coatings and fire-fighting foams have prompted manufacturers to develop substitutes, but these replacements are increasingly coming under fire themselves. To get a handle on the scope of the problem, scientists have been studying how widely these chemicals have contaminated the environment. Now, researchers report in ACS' Environmental Science & Technology that, in one case, they have dispersed more broadly than previously realized.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232467900728506.html

Winds spread PFAS pollution far from a manufacturing facility

Concerns about environmental and health risks of some fluorinated carbon compounds used to make non-stick coatings and fire-fighting foams have prompted manufacturers to develop substitutes, but these replacements are increasingly coming under fire themselves. To get a handle on the scope of the problem, scientists have been studying how widely these chemicals have contaminated the environment. Now, researchers report that, in one case, they have dispersed more broadly than previously realized.

27 May 00:00 • ScienceDaily • 600754802494347296.html

Physicists measure a short-lived radioactive molecule for first time

27 May 15:00 • 3 articles

Physicists measure a short-lived radioactive molecule for first time

Researchers at MIT and elsewhere have combined the power of a super collider with techniques of laser spectroscopy to precisely measure a short-lived radioactive molecule, radium monofluoride, for the ...

27 May 15:00 • phys.org • 3476726124618146930.html

Physicists measure a short-lived radioactive molecule for first time

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232468785948340.html

Physicists measure a short-lived radioactive molecule for first time

Researchers have combined the power of a super collider with techniques of laser spectroscopy to precisely measure a short-lived radioactive molecule, radium monofluoride, for the first time.

27 May 00:00 • ScienceDaily • 600754802381330932.html

Cyclones can damage even distant reefs

27 May 16:40 • 3 articles

Cyclones can damage even distant reefs

Big and strong cyclones can harm coral reefs as far as 1000 kilometres away from their paths, new research shows.

27 May 16:40 • phys.org • 3476726124699575099.html

Cyclones can damage even distant reefs

Big and strong cyclones can harm coral reefs as far as 1000 kilometres away from their paths, new research shows. A study led by Dr Marji Puotinen from the Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) sounds a warning about the way strong cyclone winds build extreme seas that affect coral reefs in Australia and around the world.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232468496309965.html

Cyclones can damage even distant reefs

Big and strong cyclones can harm coral reefs as far as 1000 kilometers away from their paths, new research shows. A new study sounds a warning about the way strong cyclone winds build extreme seas that affect coral reefs in Australia and around the world.

27 May 00:00 • ScienceDaily • 600754802193726509.html

Avalanche photodiode breaks performance record for LiDAR receivers

27 May 16:28 • 3 articles

Avalanche photodiode breaks performance record for LiDAR receivers

27 May 16:28 • phys.org • 3476726124834793523.html

Avalanche photodiode from UVA and UT-Austin breaks performance record for LiDAR receivers

Electrical and computer engineers at the University of Virginia and University of Texas-Austin have developed an avalanche photodiode that achieved record performance and has the potential to transform next generation night-vision imaging and Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) receivers. For LiDAR, the team's low-noise, two-micrometer avalanche photodiode enables higher-power operation that is eye-safe. The peer reviewed paper was published May 18, 2020, in Nature Photonics.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232468893101916.html

Avalanche photodiode breaks performance record for LiDAR receivers

Electrical and computer engineers have developed an avalanche photodiode that achieved record performance and has the potential to transform next generation night-vision imaging and Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) receivers. For LiDAR, the team's low-noise, two-micrometer avalanche photodiode enables higher-power operation that is eye-safe.

27 May 00:00 • ScienceDaily • 600754802136284471.html

These tiny, self-assembling traps capture PFAS

27 May 18:58 • 3 articles

These tiny, self-assembling traps capture PFAS

University at Buffalo chemists have shown that self-assembling molecular traps can be used to capture PFAS—dangerous pollutants that have contaminated drinking water supplies around the world.

27 May 18:58 • phys.org • 3476726123733790229.html

These tiny, self-assembling traps capture PFAS

A study shows that self-assembling molecular traps can be used to capture PFAS -- dangerous pollutants that have contaminated drinking water supplies around the world.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232468403554720.html

Tiny, self-assembling traps capture dangerous pollutants, PFAS

A study shows that self-assembling molecular traps can be used to capture PFAS -- dangerous pollutants that have contaminated drinking water supplies around the world.

27 May 00:00 • ScienceDaily • 600754801465307765.html

In chimpanzees, females contribute to the protection of the territory

27 May 15:27 • 3 articles

In chimpanzees, females contribute to the protection of the territory

In many social species, including humans, even if large group sizes provide competitive advantages over smaller neighboring groups, the preponderant role of adult males in territoriality has often been ...

27 May 15:27 • phys.org • 3476726123732570226.html

In chimpanzees, females contribute to the protection of the territory

Researchers of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany, extensively studied several neighboring groups of western chimpanzees and their findings reveal that females and even the entire group may play a more important role in between-group competition than previously thought. They found that even though adult males seem important in territory increase, territory maintenance and competitive advantage over neighbors act through the entire group in this population of chimpanzees in the Taï National Park.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232468490853084.html

In chimpanzees, females contribute to the protection of the territory

Researchers have extensively studied several neighboring groups of western chimpanzees and their findings reveal that females and even the entire group may play a more important role in between-group competition than previously thought. They found that even though adult males seem important in territory increase, territory maintenance and competitive advantage over neighbors act through the entire group in this population of chimpanzees in the Taï National Park.

27 May 00:00 • ScienceDaily • 600754801152174735.html

Patterns in crop data reveal new insight about plants and their environments

27 May 15:39 • 3 articles

Patterns in crop data reveal new insight about plants and their environments

A recently published study led by Iowa State University scientists applied a fresh perspective to vast amounts of data on rice plants to find better ways to predict plant performance and new insights ...

27 May 15:39 • phys.org • 3476726124568591752.html

Patterns in crop data reveal new insight about plants and their environments

A new study unearthed patterns in datasets collected on rice plants across Asia that allowed researchers to develop a matrix to predict the traits of rice plants depending on their genetics and environment. The approach could lead to better predictability in crop production.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232467565071448.html

Patterns in crop data reveal new insight about plants and their environments

27 May 00:00 • ScienceDaily • 600754801317273402.html

Under pressure, black holes feast

27 May 16:28 • 3 articles

Under pressure, black holes feast

A new, Yale-led study shows that some supermassive black holes actually thrive under pressure.

27 May 16:28 • phys.org • 3476726123137502676.html

Under pressure, black holes feast

A new, Yale-led study shows that some supermassive black holes actually thrive under pressure. It has been known for some time that when distant galaxies -- and the supermassive black holes within their cores -- aggregate into clusters, these clusters create a volatile, highly pressurized environment. Individual galaxies falling into clusters are often deformed during the process and begin to resemble cosmic jellyfish.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232469643637725.html

Under pressure, black holes feast

A new study shows that some supermassive black holes actually thrive under pressure. It has been known for some time that when distant galaxies -- and the supermassive black holes within their cores -- aggregate into clusters, these clusters create a volatile, highly pressurized environment. Individual galaxies falling into clusters are often deformed during the process and begin to resemble cosmic jellyfish.

27 May 00:00 • ScienceDaily • 600754802289028356.html

How Europe’s CHEOPS satellite will improve the hunt for exoplanets

27 May 19:02 • 1 article

How Europe’s CHEOPS satellite will improve the hunt for exoplanets

The primary objective of CHEOPS is to better understand the planets that we’ve already found. And its mission is now in full swing.

27 May 19:02 • The Conversation • 6012421227526190483.html

Half the matter in the universe was missing – we found it hiding in the cosmos

27 May 15:16 • 1 article

Half the matter in the universe was missing – we found it hiding in the cosmos

Cosmologists had only been able to find half the matter that should exist in the universe. With the discovery of a new astronomical phenomenon and new telescopes, researchers just found the rest.

27 May 15:16 • The Conversation • 6012421226482641912.html

Delhi reels under heatwave, Palam records high of 47.2 degrees Celsius

27 May 15:02 • 5 articles

Delhi reels under heatwave, Palam records high of 47.2 degrees Celsius

The last time the mercury touched the 46-degree mark at the Safdarjung weather station was on May 19, 2002

27 May 15:02 • Business-Standard • 1502508925233158753.html

No Respite From Heatwave In Delhi, Mercury Passes 47 Degrees

The national capital reeled under a scorching heatwave on Wednesday with the mercury settling six notches above normal in most areas, the weather department said.

27 May 14:58 • NDTV.com • 5090057681467236306.html

Delhi reels under heatwave, Palam records high of 47.2 degrees Celsius

Dust storm and thunderstorm with winds gusting up to 60 kilometers per hour are likely over Delhi-NCR on May 29-30, said IMD.The all-time record for Safdarjung in May is 47.2 degrees Celsius. It was recorded on May 29, 1944

27 May 15:06 • Livemint • 6614605819423165397.html

Maximum temperature at Delhi's Palam continue to clock above 47 degree Celsius

A maximum temperature of 47.2℃ was recorded at Palam, slightly less than Tuesday's 47.6 degrees.

27 May 16:49 • DNA India • 7533428661264029004.html

Delhi records hottest day in May in 18 years at 46 degrees Celsius

The weather station at Palam, Lodhi Road recorded 47.6 degrees Celsius – six degrees above normal – falling in the severe heat wave category.

27 May 05:32 • Scroll.in • 8669301692590642127.html

Creating the first 3D map of the heart's 'brain'

27 May 15:30 • 2 articles

Creating the first 3D map of the heart's 'brain'

The heart has its own mini-brain called the intracardiac nervous system (ICN), which fine tunes external autonomic signals and keeps the heart pumping smoothly. The ICN consists of a layer of neurons distributed around the heart that control various cardiac functions.

27 May 15:30 • Engadget • 96641515615130536.html

First-Ever 3D Map of the Heart's Neurons

Scientists have collaborated to build an unprecedented 3D map of the heart's neurons, something that may prove extremely useful in understanding heart attacks and other cardiac conditions in more depth.

27 May 09:53 • Interesting Engineering • 7328942540479518922.html

Historian Douglas Brinkley predicts SpaceX launch will begin a 'new era of space' exploration

27 May 23:56 • 1 article

Historian Douglas Brinkley predicts SpaceX launch will begin a 'new era of space' exploration

Historian Douglas Brinkley told "The Story" Wednesday that the upcoming launch of a manned, privately built SpaceX rocket will mark the beginning of a new era for American space exploration following the demise of the "elongated" shuttle program.

27 May 23:56 • Fox News • 7362823820038779700.html

Creepy video shows how coronavirus droplets spread in indoor spaces

27 May 17:41 • 1 article

Creepy video shows how coronavirus droplets spread in indoor spaces

Researchers in Finland have released a chilling video that shows how coronavirus droplets can spread in indoor spaces.

27 May 17:41 • Fox News • 7362823819501995530.html

New portable technology can detect anti-virus antibody in 20 minutes, researchers say

27 May 12:32 • 1 article

New portable technology can detect anti-virus antibody in 20 minutes, researchers say

New technology can detect an anti-virus antibody in just 20 minutes, according to researchers in Japan. If a suitable reagent is developed, they say that the tech could be used to detect antibodies against SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19.

27 May 12:32 • Fox News • 7362823820067891704.html

Giant viruses spew their DNA through a 'stargate' and now scientists know what triggers them.

27 May 11:34 • 1 article

Giant viruses spew their DNA through a 'stargate' and now scientists know what triggers them.

Giant viruses, which measure about 10 times the size of a typical cold virus, infiltrate cells and inject their DNA through a special portal known as a "stargate." Now, detailed new images have revealed what conditions prompt this stargate to open and drive the viruses to infect.

27 May 11:34 • Fox News • 7362823820814922235.html

Poor weather scrubs SpaceX’s historic launch attempt [Updated]

27 May 17:10 • 1 article

Poor weather scrubs SpaceX’s historic launch attempt [Updated]

Anyone who followed the space shuttle program will remember a lot of scrubs.

27 May 17:10 • Ars Technica • 5028555107513153335.html

Tracing the trajectory of a 66 million-year-old asteroid impact

27 May 16:33 • 1 article

Tracing the trajectory of a 66 million-year-old asteroid impact

Unsurprisingly, the reconstructed angle was a worst-case scenario.

27 May 16:33 • Ars Technica • 5028555108125484494.html

Scientists discover that four “blank” Dead Sea Scrolls actually have text

27 May 11:59 • 1 article

Scientists discover that four “blank” Dead Sea Scrolls actually have text

The text appears to relate to the Book of Ezekiel.

27 May 11:59 • Ars Technica • 5028555107028742648.html

Container House / Plannea Arquitectura + Constanza DomÍnguez C.

27 May 16:00 • 2 articles

Container House / Plannea Arquitectura + Constanza DomÍnguez C.

Completed in 2019 in La Compania, Chile. This project comes to life with an urgent and circumstantial character. It transforms into an elemental space, giving the sensation of versatility,...

27 May 16:00 • ArchDaily • 6219750955671511767.html

Container House / Plannea Arquitectura + Constanza DomÍnguez C.

Completed in 2019 in La Compania, Chile. This project comes to life with an urgent and circumstantial character. It transforms into an elemental space, giving the sensation of versatility,...

27 May 16:00 • ArchDaily • 6219750955080787251.html

Dwellings, Nursery and Emergency Shelter / MUOTO

27 May 10:00 • 2 articles

Dwellings, Nursery and Emergency Shelter / MUOTO

Completed in 2017 in Paris, France. Images by Maxime Delvaux. The project responds to the challenge of combining three different programs into one composite building that stretches along Rue Stendhal in the...

27 May 10:00 • ArchDaily • 6219750954541656456.html

Dwellings, Nursery and Emergency Shelter / MUOTO

27 May 10:00 • ArchDaily • 6219750955075522736.html

On The Water House / Nikken Sekkei

27 May 07:00 • 2 articles

On The Water House / Nikken Sekkei

Completed in 2015 in Japan. Images by Nacasa & Partners, Gankosha, Harunori Noda. Situated alongside a lake, this guesthouse was designed as a continuous spiral space flowing from the approach to the bedrooms. Each step taken...

27 May 07:00 • ArchDaily • 6219750954407332651.html

On The Water House / Nikken Sekkei

27 May 07:00 • ArchDaily • 6219750955918061857.html

Virgin Orbit analyzing data to find cause of rocket failure

27 May 07:47 • 2 articles

Virgin Orbit analyzing data to find cause of rocket failure

Virgin Orbit engineers were analyzing data Tuesday to find out what caused the maiden flight of its air-launched satellite booster to fail.

27 May 07:47 • phys.org • 3476726123230796458.html

Virgin Orbit analyzing data to find cause of rocket failure

Virgin Orbit engineers were analyzing data Tuesday to find out what caused the maiden flight of its air-launched satellite booster to fail.

27 May 02:11 • CTVNews • 2422791597207463827.html

SpaceX delays first US manned mission to space since 2011

27 May 21:38 • 1 article

SpaceX delays first US manned mission to space since 2011

27 May 21:38 • Metro • 970161747156516631.html

How to see Comet SWAN above your house tonight

27 May 12:05 • 1 article

How to see Comet SWAN above your house tonight

The comet is blazing brightly across the UK this week

27 May 12:05 • Metro • 970161747412450008.html

Carnivorous Dinosaurs Like Allosaurus Were Cannibals

27 May 14:00 • 2 articles

Carnivorous Dinosaurs Like Allosaurus Were Cannibals

Tooth-marked bones show that huge flesh-eaters had no qualms about chomping their own kind when times got tough

27 May 14:00 • Smithsonian Magazine • 8368884274529248343.html

Dinosaurs Turned to Cannibalism in Hard Times, Fossil Evidence Shows

Eating one's own kind might be considered poor taste to us humans, but it's a remarkably common survival tactic among other animals. Which is why we shouldn't be surprised that dinosaurs also turned to cannibalism on occasion.

27 May 00:00 • ScienceAlert • 8369231565818136129.html

Terrestrial bacteria can grow on nutrients from space

27 May 16:56 • 3 articles

Terrestrial bacteria can grow on nutrients from space

No matter how well astronauts and material are decontaminated, co-traveling microorganisms cannot be prevented

27 May 16:56 • Infowars • 1950426314386660103.html

Terrestrial bacteria can grow on nutrients from space

In the past decade, there has been renewed thinking about human missions to the moon and perhaps even to Mars. Inevitably, terrestrial microorganisms on the bodies of astronauts, spaceships or equipment ...

27 May 15:38 • phys.org • 3476726123720857024.html

Terrestrial bacteria can grow on nutrients from space

Interest in space exploration is increasing again. In the past decade, there has been renewed thinking about missions to the moon, perhaps even to Mars. As inevitable fellow travellers on the bodies of astronauts, spaceships, or equipment, terrestrial microorganisms will undoubtedly come into contact with extraterrestrial environments. Researchers from the Radboudumc describe in an article in Astrobiology that bacteria can survive on an 'extraterrestrial diet', which affected their pathogenic potential.

27 May 00:00 • SpaceDaily • 2879240068240594127.html

CSIRO using GPS to monitor Australia's wild bovine from space | ZDNet

27 May 00:09 • 1 article

CSIRO using GPS to monitor Australia's wild bovine from space | ZDNet

Australia's scientific research organisation has launched a AU$4 million satellite herd-tracking program.

27 May 00:09 • ZDNet • 591556593388867256.html

Oxygen-excess oxides in Earth's mid-mantle facilitate the ascent of deep oxygen

27 May 16:35 • 2 articles

Oxygen-excess oxides in Earth's mid-mantle facilitate the ascent of deep oxygen

Subduction of hydrous materials imposes great influence on the structure, dynamics, and evolution of our planet. However, it is largely unclear how subducting slabs chemically interact with the middle ...

27 May 16:35 • phys.org • 3476726123929862236.html

Oxygen-excess oxides in Earth's mid-mantle facilitate the ascent of deep oxygen

Under the conditions of Earth's middle mantle, scientists discovered an oxygen-excess phase, (Mg,Fe)2O3+δ (0 < δ < 1) that can be formed with under-saturated water at >1000 kilometers depths. Those oxygen-excess materials may have long-termly oxidized the shallow mantle and the crust, which is essential to allow free oxygen to build up in Earth's atmosphere.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232469426689963.html

New protocol for organic synthesis using organoboron compounds and visible-light

27 May 15:24 • 2 articles

New protocol for organic synthesis using organoboron compounds and visible-light

Alkyl radicals are carbon radicals of normal chain and branched chain alkanes, available as reaction intermediates even at late stages of synthesis. Recently, it has become possible to generate alkyl ...

27 May 15:24 • phys.org • 3476726123576918840.html

New protocol for organic synthesis using organoboron compounds and visible-light

The generation of alkyl radicals was achieved by direct visible-light excitation of the organoborate complex, which was designed and synthesized from 'boracene,' which has a boron atom in the tetracene-like skeleton. The alkyl radicals thus obtained could be used as a carbon source for chemical reactions, enabling the synthesis of complicated/bulky organic compounds. The present study offers a new protocol for organic synthesis, which is expected to accelerate e.g. drug discovery.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232468863497281.html

Study uncovers gender roles in physics lab courses

27 May 16:30 • 2 articles

Study uncovers gender roles in physics lab courses

A robust body of research examines and addresses gender discrepancies in many fields, but physics is not one of them, Cornell researchers have found.

27 May 16:30 • phys.org • 3476726124139427712.html

Study uncovers gender roles in physics lab courses

Men are overrepresented not only in number but in high-ranking positions within the physics community, according to a new study published May 26 in the journal Physics Education Research. A research team led by Katherine Quinn, Ph.D. '19, and Natasha Holmes, the Ann S. Bowers Assistant Professor of Physics in the College of Arts and Sciences, examined gender roles in undergraduate physics lab classes as a step toward removing systematic gender biases in the field.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232467969316983.html

Researchers use whole living cells as 'templates' to seek for bioactive molecules

27 May 17:11 • 2 articles

Researchers use whole living cells as 'templates' to seek for bioactive molecules

A study performed by researchers at the Institute for Advanced Chemistry of Catalonia (IQAC) from the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) pioneers the use of whole living cells (human lung adenocarcinoma) ...

27 May 17:11 • phys.org • 3476726124042282032.html

CSIC researchers use whole living cells as 'templates' to seek for bioactive molecules

A study performed by researchers at the Institute for Advanced Chemistry of Catalonia (IQAC-CSIC) from the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) pioneers the use of whole living cells (human lung adenocarcinoma) in dynamic combinatorial chemistry systems. This research, published in the journal Angewandte Chemie International Edition, proposes a new methodology to discover new bioactive molecules in a realistic biological medium. This methodology could help in the future to develop methods to differentiate healthy versus cancer cells, or to protect the extracellular matrix against pathogens.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232467871340605.html

Novel antiviral, antibacterial surface can reduce hospital-acquired infections

27 May 17:23 • 2 articles

Novel antiviral, antibacterial surface can reduce hospital-acquired infections

The novel coronavirus pandemic has caused an increased demand for antimicrobial treatments that can keep surfaces clean, particularly in health care settings.

27 May 17:23 • News-Medical.net • 4522523030627718063.html

New antiviral, antibacterial surface could reduce spread of infections in hospitals

The novel coronavirus pandemic has caused an increased demand for antimicrobial treatments that can keep surfaces clean, particularly in health care settings. Although some surfaces have been developed that can combat bacteria, what's been lacking is a surface that can also kill off viruses. Now, researchers have found a way to impart durable antiviral and antibacterial properties to an aluminum alloy used in hospitals, according to a report in ACS Biomaterials Science & Engineering.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232467687317351.html

Van der Waals junction spin valves without spacer layer

27 May 15:27 • 2 articles

Van der Waals junction spin valves without spacer layer

The fundamental principle of a spin valve is that the resistance is dependent on the parallel or antiparallel configurations of the two ferromagnetic electrodes, thus associating the magnetoresistance ...

27 May 15:27 • phys.org • 3476726124775986531.html

Van der Waals junction spin valves without spacer layer

两态和三态自旋阀. 顶部h-BN钝化的(a)两态和(c)三态Fe3GeTe2范德华同质结自旋阀器件示意图；(b), (d) 10 K下RJunction-B曲线

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232468187335467.html

NASA-NOAA satellite sees Tropical Storm Bertha organizing

27 May 15:52 • 2 articles

NASA-NOAA satellite sees Tropical Storm Bertha organizing

The second tropical storm of the North Atlantic Ocean hurricane season has formed off the coast of South Carolina. NASA-NOAA's Suomi NPP satellite provided forecasters with a visible image of Tropical ...

27 May 15:52 • phys.org • 3476726124756760549.html

NASA-NOAA satellite sees Tropical Storm Bertha organizing

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232468529604374.html

Caveolin binding motif in Na/K-ATPase is required for stem cell differentiation, organogenesis in animals

27 May 20:02 • 2 articles

Caveolin binding motif in Na/K-ATPase is required for stem cell differentiation, organogenesis in animals

New findings reveal the importance of the Na/K-ATPase protein in stem cell differentiation and organogenesis, in a study led by scientists at Marshall University that involves the scaffolding function ...

27 May 20:02 • phys.org • 3476726124962499169.html

Caveolin binding motif in Na/K-ATPase required for stem cell differentiation in animals

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232468029732670.html

Information technology played key role in growth of ancient civilizations

27 May 04:00 • 2 articles

Information technology played key role in growth of ancient civilizations

A new paper in Nature Communications shows the ability to store and process information was as critical to the growth of early human societies as it is today.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232469248157326.html

Information technology played key role in growth of ancient civilizations

A new article shows the ability to store and process information was as critical to the growth of early human societies as it is today.

27 May 00:00 • ScienceDaily • 600754803096482410.html

Clean without scrubbing and using chemicals

27 May 04:00 • 2 articles

Clean without scrubbing and using chemicals

Dresden scientists have developed a self-cleaning metallic surface. A project team of Technische Universität Dresden and the Fraunhofer Institute for Material and Beam Technology IWS structured an aluminium plate with a laser process in such a way that water droplets no longer adhere and dirt particles can be removed from the surface - completely without chemical cleaning agents or additional effort. The scientific evidence of the self-cleaning effect has been published in the journal 'Applied Surface Science'.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232467886715045.html

Clean without scrubbing and using chemicals

Scientists have developed a self-cleaning metallic surface. Engineers structured an aluminum plate with a laser process in such a way that water droplets no longer adhere and dirt particles can be removed from the surface - completely without chemical cleaning agents or additional effort.

27 May 00:00 • ScienceDaily • 600754802503878960.html

The evolutionary puzzle of the mammalian ear

27 May 04:00 • 2 articles

The evolutionary puzzle of the mammalian ear

How could the tiny parts of the ear adapt independently to the diverse functional and environmental regimes encountered in mammals? A group of researchers from the University of Vienna and the Konrad Lorenz Institute for Evolution and Cognition Research proposed a new explanation for this puzzle. They suggest that the incorporation of the bones of the primary jaw joint into the ear has considerably increased the genetic, regulatory, and developmental complexity of the mammalian ear.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232469039851873.html

The evolutionary puzzle of the mammalian ear

How could the tiny parts of the ear adapt independently to the diverse functional and environmental regimes encountered in mammals? A group of researchers proposed a new explanation for this puzzle. They suggest that the incorporation of the bones of the primary jaw joint into the ear has considerably increased the genetic, regulatory, and developmental complexity of the mammalian ear.

27 May 00:00 • ScienceDaily • 600754802805752263.html

No laughing matter

27 May 04:00 • 2 articles

No laughing matter

A new study involving a scientific analysis of the prevalence of 'LOL' in students' text messages demonstrates important potential applications for classroom learning. The study, 'Linguistics in General Education: Expanding Linguistics Course Offerings through Core Competency Alignment,' will be published in the June 2020 issue of the scholarly journal Language. An advance version of the article may be found at https://www.linguisticsociety.org/sites/default/files/LSA962101_0.pdf.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232469191554445.html

New linguistic findings on the prevalence of 'LOL'

A new study involving a scientific analysis of the prevalence of 'LOL' in students' text messages demonstrates important potential applications for classroom learning.

27 May 00:00 • ScienceDaily • 600754802733662875.html

Finding a genus home for Alaska's dinosaurs

27 May 04:00 • 2 articles

Finding a genus home for Alaska's dinosaurs

A re-analysis of dinosaur skulls from northern Alaska suggests they belong to a genus Edmontosaurus, and not to the genus recently proposed by scientists in 2015.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232467941624433.html

Finding a genus home for Alaska's dinosaurs

A re-analysis of dinosaur skulls from northern Alaska suggests they belong to a genus Edmontosaurus, and not to the genus recently proposed by scientists in 2015.

27 May 00:00 • ScienceDaily • 600754802639432468.html

A bio-inspired addition to concrete stops the damage caused by freezing and thawing

27 May 04:00 • 2 articles

A bio-inspired addition to concrete stops the damage caused by freezing and thawing

Concrete is one of the most durable building materials used in modern-day infrastructures, but it has a weakness -- ice -- which can cause it to crumble. Now, inspired by organisms that survive in sub-zero environments, researchers in Colorado are introducing polymer molecules with anti-freezing abilities into concrete. The method, which tests if the new concrete can stop the damage caused by freezing and thawing, appears in the journal Cell Reports Physical Science on May 27, 2020.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232469061979802.html

A bio-inspired addition to concrete stops the damage caused by freezing and thawing

27 May 00:00 • ScienceDaily • 600754802776969575.html

Fishing less could be a win for both lobstermen and endangered whales

27 May 04:00 • 2 articles

Fishing less could be a win for both lobstermen and endangered whales

A new study by researchers at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) found that New England's historic lobster fishery may turn a higher profit by operating with less gear in the water and a shorter season.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232469359994595.html

Fishing less could be a win for both lobstermen and endangered whales

A new study found that New England's historic lobster fishery may turn a higher profit by operating with less gear in the water and a shorter season.

27 May 00:00 • ScienceDaily • 600754801887897108.html

Superworms digest plastic, with help from their bacterial sidekicks

27 May 04:00 • 2 articles

Superworms digest plastic, with help from their bacterial sidekicks

Resembling giant mealworms, superworms (Zophobas atratus) are beetle larvae that are often sold in pet stores as feed for reptiles, fish and birds. In addition to their relatively large size (about 2 inches long), these worms have another superpower: They can degrade polystyrene plastic. Now, researchers reporting in ACS' Environmental Science & Technology have linked this ability to a strain of bacteria that lives in the larvae's gut.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232467751351796.html

Superworms digest plastic, with help from their bacterial sidekicks

Resembling giant mealworms, superworms (Zophobas atratus) are beetle larvae that are often sold in pet stores as feed for reptiles, fish and birds. In addition to their relatively large size (about 2 inches long), these worms have another superpower: They can degrade polystyrene plastic. Now, researchers have linked this ability to a strain of bacteria that lives in the larvae's gut.

27 May 00:00 • ScienceDaily • 600754801783047312.html

US company begins vaccine trial on humans in Australia

27 May 02:08 • 1 article

US company begins vaccine trial on humans in Australia

World News: A US biotechnology company began injecting a coronavirus vaccine candidate into people in Australia on Tuesday with hopes of releasing a proven vaccin

27 May 02:08 • The Times of India • 6060938663430388089.html

Elon Musk: Space entrepreneur’s race to Mars

27 May 14:12 • 2 articles

Elon Musk: Space entrepreneur’s race to Mars

Where did Musk’s obsession with Mars come from and how are current plans progressing?

27 May 14:12 • Shropshire Star • 3480199991779273734.html

Elon Musk: Space entrepreneur’s race to Mars

Where did Musk’s obsession with Mars come from and how are current plans progressing?

27 May 14:13 • Express & Star • 7324224459325451270.html

Musk's space mission to wave US flag

27 May 05:00 • 2 articles

Musk's space mission to wave US flag

Standby. Ignition. Lift off!

27 May 05:00 • Shropshire Star • 3480199991277760994.html

Musk's space mission to wave US flag

Standby. Ignition. Lift off!

27 May 05:00 • Express & Star • 7324224459875612601.html

Spreading the Word on a Possible Alzheimer’s Treatment

27 May 00:00 • 1 article

Spreading the Word on a Possible Alzheimer’s Treatment

Neuroscientists could use brain waves to spur immune cells into action against the disease — but the process is almost too fantastic to believe.

27 May 00:00 • Quanta Magazine • 8925637108575728915.html

Elon Musk's SpaceX Space Suits Sure Are Something

27 May 22:20 • 1 article

Elon Musk's SpaceX Space Suits Sure Are Something

Elon Musk was set to launch humans (NASA astronauts) into space today, but the flight was delayed due to weather. The next potential windows are this Saturday and Sunday. We don’t know how that’s going to go. But look at this suit!

27 May 22:20 • Gizmodo • 461714589512872666.html

SpaceX's first crewed mission to the ISS is scrubbed for today

27 May 20:21 • 1 article

SpaceX's first crewed mission to the ISS is scrubbed for today

The first attempt at launching US astronauts into space from American soil was delayed by weather conditions on Wednesday. NASA will take another shot Saturday.

27 May 20:21 • Engadget • 96641516373675336.html

Watch NASA and SpaceX launch astronauts (updated)

27 May 20:00 • 1 article

Watch NASA and SpaceX launch astronauts (updated)

This afternoon NASA astronauts will take off from US soil for the first time since NASA’s space shuttle program ended in 2011. They'll travel in a SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft to the ISS.

27 May 20:00 • Engadget • 96641514900739956.html

Astronomers spot blue 'beast' of an explosion in the universe

27 May 11:54 • 1 article

Astronomers spot blue 'beast' of an explosion in the universe

There's a 'new beast' lurking out there in the universe.

27 May 11:54 • CTVNews • 2422791597919214622.html

Tom Cruise and Elon Musk’s SpaceX Are On a Mission: To Shoot a Movie in Outer Space

27 May 03:00 • 1 article

Tom Cruise and Elon Musk’s SpaceX Are On a Mission: To Shoot a Movie in Outer Space

Tom Cruise, Elon Musk’s SpaceX and NASA are reportedly working on an action movie to be shot in space.

27 May 03:00 • VULTURE • 2718750545627833881.html

Discover tentacled horror at the bottom of the sea in the strategy-RPG Stirring Abyss

27 May 16:00 • 1 article

Discover tentacled horror at the bottom of the sea in the strategy-RPG Stirring Abyss

The upcoming indie game tells a pulpy tale of a lost submarine inspired by an HP Lovecraft short story.

27 May 16:00 • PC Gamer • 9149753395009663093.html

Scientists Have Used Fast Radio Bursts to Find The Universe's Missing Matter

27 May 00:00 • 2 articles

Scientists Have Used Fast Radio Bursts to Find The Universe's Missing Matter

One of the biggest cosmic mysteries has just been used to investigate another huge mystery. Astronomers used powerful bursts of radio waves traced back to distant galaxies to probe the space between the stars - and revealed where the Universe's mis

27 May 00:00 • ScienceAlert • 8369231565912252153.html

Strange radio signals reveal the matter hiding between galaxies

One space mystery has helped solve another, with the discovery that strange space signals called fast radio bursts can help pin down the universe’s missing matter

27 May 00:00 • New Scientist • 2676996514149962136.html

Siberian heatwave points to a longer wildfire season

27 May 10:06 • 1 article

Siberian heatwave points to a longer wildfire season

Across Europe forecasters are braced for sweltering temperatures and little rainfall this summer, compounding what was a mild winter and threatening droughts, according to scientists at the Copernicus Climate Change Service.

27 May 10:06 • The Indian Express • 2885715103754798488.html

Explained: What is Tianwen-1, China’s Mars mission?

27 May 08:27 • 1 article

Explained: What is Tianwen-1, China’s Mars mission?

China’s Mars mission: China's previous ‘Yinghuo-1’ Mars mission, which had piggybacked on a Russian spacecraft, had failed after it could not leave the Earth's orbit and disintegrated over the Pacific Ocean in 2012.

27 May 08:27 • The Indian Express • 2885715103773189187.html

Hot weather to continue ; rain likely

27 May 18:08 • 1 article

Hot weather to continue ; rain likely

While the current sweltering hot conditions will continue for the next couple days within the twin cities and across Telangana, there is a likelihood of rain or thundershowers on Thrsday and, thereaft

27 May 18:08 • The Hindu • 6679535025727297324.html

[LOOK] Mars Lost Its Original Atmosphere; Here's Why

27 May 17:00 • 2 articles

[LOOK] Mars Lost Its Original Atmosphere; Here's Why

Five years after NASA’s MAVEN spacecraft entered into orbit around Mars, data from the mission has led to the creation of a map of electric current systems in the Martian atmosphere.

27 May 17:00 • Tech Times • 4011848567127277600.html

This Video of Mars’ Leaking Atmosphere Could Make Elon Musk Cry

A stunning new NASA animation shows how solar winds are interacting with Mars' magnetosphere to strip away the planet's atmosphere.

27 May 00:00 • Futurism • 8561510289991971695.html

Search-and-rescue algorithm identifies hidden'traps' in ocean waters

27 May 04:00 • 1 article

Search-and-rescue algorithm identifies hidden'traps' in ocean waters

Researchers at MIT, the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH), the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI), and Virginia Tech have developed a technique that they hope will help first responders quickly zero in on regions of the sea where missing objects or people are likely to be.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232469470749032.html

World's oldest bug is fossil millipede from Scotland

27 May 04:00 • 1 article

World's oldest bug is fossil millipede from Scotland

A 425-million-year-old millipede fossil from the Scottish island of Kerrera is the world's oldest 'bug' -- older than any known fossil of an insect, arachnid or other related creepy-crawly, according to researchers at The University of Texas at Austin.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232469425232395.html

PKU-led team found effective SARS-CoV-2 neutralizing antibodies

27 May 04:00 • 1 article

PKU-led team found effective SARS-CoV-2 neutralizing antibodies

A joint research team led by Sunney Xie, Director of Beijing Advanced Innovation Center for Genomics (ICG) at Peking University (PKU) has identified multiple highly potent neutralizing antibodies against the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2, the causative virus of the respiratory disease COVID-19.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232469060144606.html

The asteroids Ryugu and Bennu were formed by the destruction of a large asteroid

27 May 04:00 • 1 article

The asteroids Ryugu and Bennu were formed by the destruction of a large asteroid

What is the origin of the asteroids Bennu and Ryugu, and of their spinning-top shape? Numerical simulations of large asteroid disruptions show that during such events, fragments are ejected and then reaccumulate forming aggregates, some of which have a spinning-top shape. Scientists conclude that the overall properties of Bennu and Ryugu could directly result from the disruption of their parent body.

27 May 04:00 • EurekAlert! • 8889232469145493705.html