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Arctic Sea Ice Melt Season Stabilizes in Variable Regime
A NASA-led satellite study in Communications Earth & Environment reveals that the Arctic sea ice melt season unexpectedly stabilized around 2010 after decades of lengthening.
Perseverance Rover View Captures Turquoise Bay in Jezero Crater
NASA released a 360-degree panorama of Turquoise Bay within Jezero Crater, combining 818 Mastcam-Z images from the Perseverance rover to map Martian geology.
MIT Engineers Power Medical Devices Using Edible Batteries
Engineers at MIT have developed edible batteries from paper, beeswax, and metallic micronutrients, powering swallowable diagnostic and therapeutic devices inside animal models before harmlessly dissolving.
NASA Heliophysics Posters Blend Solar Science and Navajo Wisdom
NASA's Heliophysics Education Activation Team collaborated with Indigenous educators to release a three-poster series pairing modern solar science with traditional Navajo ways of knowing.
NASA ROSES Hydrosphere Solicitation Funds Global Water Research
NASA has released the ROSES-2025 A.17 Hydrosphere solicitation, funding research across ocean physics, terrestrial hydrology, and precipitation science under dual-anonymous peer review.
Hubble Solar System Views Track Planetary Weather and Collisions
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has documented planetary atmospheres, storms, and asteroid breakups across decades. Recent preprint research by Cheng and Scolnic evaluates persistent mismatches between observational impact records and modeled collision rates from Earth to Jupiter.
Planetary Boundaries Breached as Seven Earth Systems Fail
The 2025 Planetary Health Check confirms that seven of Earth's nine planetary boundaries have been breached, with ocean acidification entering the danger zone alongside climate and biosphere degradation.
NASA AI ML STIG Opens Agentic Coding Series for Astronomy
NASA AI ML STIG launches a hands-on lecture series addressing agentic coding and computational workflows, expanding structured AI literacy across astrophysics.
Australia Projects Slower Population Growth to 39 Million
Treasury's Intergenerational Report projects Australia's population to reach 39.3 million by 2065-66, as fertility rates fall and life expectancy rises into the 90s.
How Cat Scent Recognition Decodes a Hidden Chemical ID
Researchers have identified thirteen branched-chain fatty acids in cat urine that create a durable chemical calling card, solving a long-standing mystery about feline scent recognition and kidney lipid reservoirs.