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Worcester Woman Fulfills Childhood NASA Dream as Artemis Engineer
Lindsey Waitt, inspired as a young girl in Worcester, Massachusetts, has begun her career as a test project engineer supporting NASA's Artemis launch team at Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
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Adenot to make first spacewalk at space station
ESA astronaut Sophie Adenot will conduct her first spacewalk alongside NASA's Anil Menon to replace a critical communications antenna on the International Space Station.
World records second warmest July as heat, drought and fires intensify
The World Meteorological Organization said July was the second warmest on record, with extreme heat, wildfires and flooding affecting multiple continents and straining emergency services.
Scientists identify cellular pathway linked to childhood dementia and Alzheimer's
Researchers identified a cellular pathway involved in brain degeneration that affects both a rare childhood dementia and Alzheimer's disease.
CERN Study Distinguishes Between Competing Models of Gluon Behavior
A CERN study using the ALICE experiment has made the first multidimensional measurement of how gluons behave inside atomic nuclei, providing evidence that challenges the conventional nuclear shadowing explanation.
