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Tapping already strained budgets, Genesis Mission gives scientists just weeks to apply for first awards

First crewed Moon mission since 1972 caught extraordinary glimpses of lunar terrain

Fluid-filled soda cans confirm a long-untested theory of pattern formation

Some trees in southern Japan are already failing to reach peak bloom—a trend researchers predict will move north in the coming decades

New tool could help researchers probe how models “unlearn” sensitive training material

Curiosity rover finds what may be the first direct evidence that Mars once had a thick atmosphere

Attacks have destroyed or damaged a wide range of academic and commercial research centers

The ERROR project tried enticing reviewers with payments. Now, it’s launching a journal—and promising papers as rewards

Cost-cutting move is expected to cause resignations and turmoil

Science advocates urge Congress to reject 2027 budget plan

Fission-powered space flight, a 60-year dream, would supercharge outer Solar System exploration

China reached long expected milestone in 2024

Repeated supernovae flashes, warped by gravity, could resolve a cosmological dispute

Flexible rhythm perception, once thought to require a big brain, has been shown in humble bumble bees

Analysis of gravitational waves supports theory that some stars explode without leaving behind black holes

Bristling, multilegged ocean swimmer shows early emergence of claws  

Ambitious effort tested whether more than 100 papers held up on multiple types of “repeatability” tests

More than 60 countries are off track to meet U.N. target for 2030—even though solutions exist

Approach could enable production of new medications for depression, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress

The Department of State hasn’t given the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention all the money it needs to keep vital AIDS relief programs operating