The odd effects a year in space has on the bodies of astronauts - supercarblondie.com
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NASA astronaut Frank Rubio spent a year in space and, when he came back, he found out the hard way w...
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After ICE detention, Georgetown scholar Badar Khan Suri reflects on parenting from behind bars - NBC News
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Khan Suri said parenting from detention “was one of the most heartbreaking parts of my experience —...
Apple’s Spin on the Personalized Siri Apple Intelligence Reset - Daring Fireball
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Most rank and file engineers within Apple do not believe that feature existed in an even vaguely fun...
Swap Out The Dated Eucalyptus Decor Trend For This More Modern Option - House Digest
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If you are over the eucalyptus stem look that dominated the 2010s, there are some more modern option...
Chelsea, Brighton & Hove Albion agree João Pedro transfer — report - We Ain't Got No History
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ESA supports Moon mission carrying first European rover - European Space Agency
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Japanese lunar exploration company ispace will attempt to land its RESILIENCE spacecraft on the Moon...
ChatGPT May Be Linked to 'Cognitive Debt,' New Study Finds - 404 Media
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A preprint study found that participants who used an LLM to write essays performed worse “at all lev...
Engineers bring Psyche's thrusters back online - theregister.com
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Trump administration’s deep cuts to public health leave system reeling - PBS
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Public health leaders said the cuts are reducing the entire system to a shadow of what it once was,...
NAR Existing-Home Sales Report Shows 0.8% Increase in May - National Association of REALTORS®
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The relatively subdued sales are largely due to persistently high mortgage rates; lower interest rat...
Japan Is Ready to Fight a $385 Billion Annual Polluting Beast by Offering a Greener Alternative to Traditional Cement - The Daily Galaxy
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Japanese researchers have quietly developed a new material that skips cement entirely—and it’s made...